Dan Jolley

@danjolley.bsky.social

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Writer of novels, comics, video games, occasional TV scripts, and a narrative podcast featuring a really fast hedgehog. General oaf. He/him. 🚫MAGA, 🚫DMs www.danjolley.com https://tinyurl.com/4bw83tj

Image of the Arashikage ninja clan from the “G.I. Joe” universe, red on black background.
Tuxedo cat casually relaxing on a purple fuzzy blanket
Screenshot a Twitter post labeled “The Four Apostrophe’s’ of the apocalypseses’s’ “ followed by a shot of a furniture store with the sign “Goodwyns Furniture ltd” and then a banner reading “Sofa’s Chair’s Recliner’s Bed’s”
Very crudely drawn illustration of a comic strip in three panels, depicting one stick figure, labeled “Incels,” talking to a group of stick figures who are huddled and engaged in their own conversation, labeled, “women and everyone else.” In the first panel, the lone stick figure says, “Hey, in the future, all worthless women will be replaced by robots who cook, clean and have sex with us! Checkmate, feminists!” In the second panel, one of the people in the huddle gives the lone stick figure a big thumbs up. The third panel has no dialogue, and shows the lone stick figure standing alone, still, while the group in the huddle continues their conversation.
Black text on white background: “Never in the history of *ever* were the people who were against diversity, equity, or inclusion the good guys.” This was posted by a Facebook user named Marianne Beltran.
Black text on a white background: “If you oppose DEI, you should have to use the full phrase instead of the letters. Be brave and say, “I oppose diversity, equity, and inclusion.” Bonus points if you admit which part of that you don’t like. Making it an acronym transforms it into a thought-terminating cliché. From now on, be proud of your opinions, but be specific. Let everyone know if it’s diversity you don’t like, or if it’s equity, or if it’s being inclusive.”
Comic book cover, with the title SUPERMAN ADVENTURES and the subtitle War With the Spirit World, depicting a man in a long coat on top of a Metropolis skyscraper, projecting a supernatural fiery mountain lion at Superman, who is in mid-flight. The credits “Jolley, Vokes, Austin” are listed in the lower right corner.
Comic book cover with the title “Dr. Strange: the Flight of Bones” depicting a slightly non-standard version Dr Strange casting a spell, standing behind a traditional version of the Grim Reaper
Painting of the main character of the novel series THE DEMON-SLEUTH SCROLLS -- a tall, muscular, beautiful woman with violet skin, yellow eyes, black horns, and long straight black hair. She's wearing leather armor and holding a large headsman's axe in her left hand.
Comic book cover depicting alternate-reality, WWII-era versions of Batman, Dr. Mid-Nite, and the Joker, with the title JSA: the Liberty Files
Amazon review from Nathan S., which reads, “8 year-old loves it! Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2025 My son loves Dog Man, so I figured he'd love Mack Moon. He finished it after one day. Could not put it down. In fact, I heard him laughing from his room as he read it. The content is perfect for any kid who loves the Dog Man style of novels.”
Hand-illustrated novel cover depicting two humans, a man and a woman, and a humanoid alien. They’re all staring at a shining ball of energy with streamers of power flowing off of it, and the alien is reaching a hand out toward it. At the top is the title, “Star Trek S.C.E.”, and at the bottom is the subtitle, “Some Assembly Required,” followed by the authors’ names: Scott Ciencin and Dan Jolley. Below that in very small type is, “SCE concept by John J. Ordover and Keith R. A. DeCandido.
Two-panel cartoon. The first panel depicts Elon Musk appearing sort of addle-brained, wearing a Nazi swastika armband, saying, “I am a Nazi.” The second panel depicts a similarly addle-brained average white guy, saying, “Well, that doesn’t mean he’s a Nazi.”
Comic book cover of issue 10 of a mini-series from Dark Horse Comcis called “Aliens: Colonial Marines.” It depicts a half-destroyed android adrift in space, surrounded by the dead bodies of multiple xenomorphs.
Black background with white text, reading Winner, Palm Springs Diversity Screenplay Contest, with decorative laurels on either side
Comic book cover featuring the title character, Vampirella, kneeling with her arms hugging herself, a huge full moon in the sky in the background.
Cover of a graphic novel depicting the Mummy from the 1932 Universal film, with a decorative Egyptian-style border around the sides and bottom of the image
Illustrated graphic novel cover depicting a human boy, a human girl, a goofy-looking Labrador retriever, a cat in a tutu, and a fish in a flying-saucer-shaped tank walking on robotic legs, above the title: MACK MOON and the P.E.T.S., Volume 1.
Insanely cute and fluffy American long-haired domestic cat sitting up so she’s sort of triangular
Message stating, “Your listing has violated community standards and will be restricted from recent reports. If you think this is a mistake, please request a review. Support: https://www.messenger.com/t/507398142462380 Best regards” This is in response to a Thread post stating, “I’m feeling pretty bleak about Zuck. Probably going to start migrating my social media presence, meager as it is, over to Bluesky. I’ll be trying to connect with authors and book-lovers there, same as I did here. Join me if you’re so moved.”
Suburban front yard blanketed in snow, including the road in front of the house.
Meme consisting of a white background with black text, in the format of a script. The text reads: MARINE BIOLOGY PROFESSOR: So an octopus can change its color to mimic its surroundings. When octopi do this it's called-- ME: An onto-lie. PROFESSOR: ...Metachrosis. ME: PROFESSOR: ME: Mocktopus.
A very fuzzy and nonchalant cat relaxes in someone’s lap atop a purple blanket, doing her best to look as indifferent as possible.
A close-up photo of an intimidating young woman with violet skin, yellow eyes, and curved black horns, wearing black leather and fur clothing. She has long, straight black hair with a cobalt blue streak. This is Nysska Stonegate, the protagonist of author Dan Jolley’s fantasy-detective series, “The Demon-Sleuth Scrolls.”