For thousands of years, the world has been controlled by the "50 Families" -- a secret network of vampire covens engaged in a timeless struggle for power. But when the sun rises, the vampires are forced to employ the services of a human who acts as their daytime fixer and protector...Trained for centuries to be the mortal soldiers of their vampire employers, the Day Men go forth at sunrise, alone into the world, to do the bidding of their sleeping benefactors. Written by Matt Gagnon (Freelancers) & Michael Alan Nelson (DC's Supergirl, Hexed) and drawn by industry legend Brian Stelfreeze. Day Men is a sexy, action-packed epic that brings modern master Brian Stelfreeze back to drawing comics for the first time since 2005!
Author Biography
When Matt Gagnon was promoted to head of editorial at BOOM! in July of 2010, he made history as the youngest Editor-in-Chief amongst major comics publishers. As an Editor, Managing Editor, and ultimately Editor-in-Chief, Matt has spent years overseeing an era of unmatched success and growth at the award-winning company. Prior to BOOM!, Matt was the head buyer at the legendary Meltdown Comics on Sunset Blvd. During his tenure, he was a tastemaker and coordinator of industry events for the likes of the Disney, MTV, and the CBLDF. Matt is originally from Providence, RI. Matt is also the creator of another BOOM! Studios' series, Freelancers. Michael Alan Nelson was born in Portage, Indiana and grew up in a small farming community before moving to Los Angeles in 2002. He is the winner of the 2004 New Times 55 Fiction contest for his short-short "The Conspirators" and was awarded the 2011 Glyph Comics Award for Best Female Character for the character Selena from his series "28 Days Later." Michael is the author of the critically acclaimed comic series "Hexed," "Dingo," "Valen: The Outcast," and "Fall of Cthulhu." He lives in Los Angeles. Brian Stelfreeze is an accomplished writer, painter, penciller, inker, and colorist and has worked at nearly every major American comic book publisher over the last three decades. He is best known for his more than 50 breath-taking painted covers for DC Comics' Shadow of the Bat. Day Men marks his first regular interior comic work since 2005.
