Dan Conner

Dan Conner is known around the world for creating comics which appeal to audiences of all ages! Five of his graphic novels, including Graphic Horror: Dracula (which was published in North America by Abdo Publishing and in Europe and Australia by Hachette Books), appear on the Accelerated Reader book list. Lamp Post Inc. and Antarctic Press have published the majority of his independent comics, including Heaven Forbid, Maiden Voyage, Pirates vs. Ninjas, and My Gal, the Zombie! Museums where he has been a guest artist include the Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center, the Cartoon Art Museum, and the Buffalo Bill Museum and Grave. Many art galleries have displayed his work, including Denver Colorado’s 11th Ave Gallery, where he is an as

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