Mitch Hyman

Mitch Hyman is best known as the creator and writer of "Bubba the Redneck Werewolf". He is well known in the independent comic industry for his other comic book concepts and characters as well. Mitch is also a widely published novelist and short story fiction writer.

The characters from his “Hit Men” novels, Vinnie and Mook (two hit men dealing in supernatural threats), first appear in the Prequel novella “Hook, Line and Sinker” and then in the follow up full length adventure, “Hitmen in Paradise”. The newest adventure "Family and Fiends" adds to this rich universe. This concept is an on-going series and more novels are currently in the works.

Mitch’s short story endeavors include publishers Words Take Flight’s "Dr. Sarcophagus and his Carnival of Dark Desires” and Red Stylo Media's "Shakespeare Shaken" graphic anthology.

He is also noted for his firing of Donald Trump in a parody of "The Apprentice" during his tenure as a freelance writer for the original CRACKED magazine. He is also the executive producer of the recently completed motion picture comedy based on an adaptation of his Werewolf character “Bubba”.The film was done through his production company TWO RUBBING NICKELS LLC. The trailer for the film can be seen on-line at various web and review sites or at YouTube.

“Mitch Hyman is a brilliantly talented author, and quite possibly insane. Either way, you’re guaranteed a great time with everything he writes. From redneck werewolves to aging mobsters, his stories are always entertaining and full of heart.”

--Owl Goingback, Bram Stoker Award-Winning author of Crota