Books by Daniel Boyd

All new tale picking up from where the critically acclaimed CARBON graphic novel left off. Jacob "e;Heat"e; Hatfield leads Eden's survivors away from the liquefied sea of the burning coal but the chaos of a rapidly accelerating environmental disaster threaten to engulf the Earth. With the cryptic message of "e;Go to the Burning Spring. Make Red Salt,"e; the survivors race ahead of a double threat of the carbon demons and the new militia. Collects issues 1-6.

For those that enjoy Tales from the Crypt, Night Gallery, and the scarier episodes of Twilight Zone!Based on the cult classic Chillers feature film from Troma Studios that captured the Silver Scroll Award now returns with all new tales in an original graphic novel!Original writer and director Daniel Boyd is joined by some of the best in horror to present eleven more tales of terror and chills. Evil travels in many forms...even by bus. But this bus, driven by Peterr Jesus, takes its riders on a journey that they may never return from...

What if there really was a Garden of Eden - a place with a history before the first people we know of? A civilization cursed and banished underground for breaking their own commandment to live in balance with the Earth. When an evil coal operator discovers that the "e;sacred"e; carbon can burn forever, he will sacrifice the land and the people to extract the full deposit. When he awakens and releases a hell the surface world cannot imagine, the only thing that stands in the way of the ecological disaster, is a disgraced, ex-pro baseball pitcher and a community of courageous coal miners. "e;Danny Boyd's Carbon combines three distinct genres- Lovecraftian gorefest, religious picture book and political allegory- to tell the story of our slow and conscious self-poisoning."e; - John Sayles, Director. "e;This graphic novel's tale is a self-contained piece of world-building, loaded generously with imaginative flair and yet still grounded in reality like the wise Aesop born anew."e; - Richard Caldwell, Heavy Metal Magazine. "e;Boyd marries sci-fi monster flick ideas with Appalachian tragedy, showing us imaginative allegory and authentic profundity do not have to be mutually exclusive."e; - Chris Oxley, Ain't It Cool News

'Twas the week before Christmas ...and two robbers hired by a local crime boss manage to heist half a million dollars from an armored car.