ALEX WOOLFSON
Action-Packed Adventures with Lovable Gay Heroes 
A grown-up Heartstopper meets Buffy the Vampire Slayer
When a timid young monster is forced to steal a magical watch, he discovers a sweet, handsome guy his age imprisoned inside. Now hunted by ruthless vampires who need the artifact for a world-ending ritual, he faces a harrowing choice: embrace his dark power and sacrifice his soul—or surrender the watch and lose his one chance at love forever.
About the Author
Alex Woolfson writes action-packed adventures with lovable gay heroes.
An East-Coaster who now calls the Bay Area home, Alex spent twenty years editing films and video before turning to comics, where he created the Lambda Literary Award finalist graphic novel Artifice and the long-running LGBTQ-superhero webcomic The Young Protectors.
His debut MM urban-fantasy novel, The Reluctant Incubus, kicks off the Alvin Alonso’s Secret Files duet, delivering high stakes action, slow-burn romance, and queer heroes who save the world and each other.
When Alex isn’t at his treadmill desk writing, you’ll find him traveling the globe with his husband, on the hunt for the perfect taco.
Reviews of Alex’s Comics
Artifice
…the narrative grips the reader from the first panel to the last, treating the audience to a moving rumination on love, free will, sexuality, and the question of whether a machine can feel. Woolfson and Nelson cover this familiar territory with fresh eyes, bolstered by solid artwork; it’s an emotional winner that deserves notice.
Artifice
As I hold a copy in my hands, I can assure you that the beautifully bound graphic novel is printed with quality, its glossy cover and thick pages making it the kind of book you’d willingly add to your coffee-table collection. It’s a gorgeous work of art…
Artifice
Comic fans who love sci-fi, action, and gay romance won’t want to miss Alex Woolfson and Winona Nelson’s new graphic novel Artifice. Not only because the story features gay protagonists, but because the comic portrays their relationship as completely normal.
ALEX WOOLFSON
Action-Packed Adventures
with
Lovable Gay Heroes 
Action-Packed AdventuresThe Reluctant Incubus
A grown-up Heartstopper meets Buffy the Vampire Slayer
When a timid young monster is forced to steal a magical watch, he discovers a sweet, handsome guy his age imprisoned inside. Now hunted by ruthless vampires who need the artifact for a world-ending ritual, he faces a harrowing choice: embrace his dark power and sacrifice his soul—or surrender the watch and lose his one chance at love forever.
About the Author
Alex Woolfson action-packed adventures with lovable gay heroes.
An East-Coaster who now calls the Bay Area home, Alex spent twenty years editing films and video before turning to comics, where he created the Lambda Literary Award finalist graphic novel Artifice and the long-running LGBTQ-superhero webcomic The Young Protectors.
His debut MM urban-fantasy novel, The Reluctant Incubus, kicks off the Alvin Alonso’s Secret Files duet, delivering high stakes action, slow-burn romance, and queer heroes who save the world and each other.
When Alex isn’t at his treadmill desk writing, you’ll find him traveling the globe with his husband, on the hunt for the perfect taco.
Reviews of Alex’s Comics
Artifice
…the narrative grips the reader from the first panel to the last, treating the audience to a moving rumination on love, free will, sexuality, and the question of whether a machine can feel. Woolfson and Nelson cover this familiar territory with fresh eyes, bolstered by solid artwork; it’s an emotional winner that deserves notice.
Artifice
As I hold a copy in my hands, I can assure you that the beautifully bound graphic novel is printed with quality, its glossy cover and thick pages making it the kind of book you’d willingly add to your coffee-table collection. It’s a gorgeous work of art…
Artifice
Comic fans who love sci-fi, action, and gay romance won’t want to miss Alex Woolfson and Winona Nelson’s new graphic novel Artifice. Not only because the story features gay protagonists, but because the comic portrays their relationship as completely normal.
