Dan Brereton is a comic book artist and writer for DC and Malibu Comics.Known for his dark and colorful artwork, Dan Brereton has contributed to several DC titles, including Thrillkiller and Giantkiller.

The series Dan Brereton has said to be his proudest piece of work is Nocturnals.http://www.popimage.com/oct99/industrial/breretoninterview.html Killer Talent Published by Malibu Comics, Nocturnals chronicles the supernatural adventures of a father and his daughter.

• 1991 - The Psycho
• 1994 - Nocturnals
• 1997 - Thrillkiller
• 1999 - Giantkiller
• 2000 - JLA: Seven Caskets

• "Darkness is powerful. It hides everything and nothing. It's the slate of the imagination."PopImage: Interview: Dan Brereton(October 17, 2001)

• "I'm sad that comics seem to be in trouble, doubly sad because there are so many great things comics have to offer readers and fans. The film industry had descended on us all like a (mostly welcome) plague... How I wish readers loved us as much, hell even relied on us as much."PopImage: Killer Talent(October 1999)

• 1989: The Black Terror (3 issues, Eclipse)

• 1991: The Psycho (3 Issues, DC Comics)

• 1991: Interface #8 (Epic Comics)

• 1992: Clive Barker's Dread (Graphic Novel)

• 1995: The Nocturnals: Black Planet (6 issues, ONI Press)

• 1997: Thrillkiller (3 Issues, DC Comics)

• 1998: Nocturnals: Witching Hour (Dark Horse)

• 1998: Legends of The Dark Knight: Batman #114 (DC Comics)

• 1999: Giantkiller (7 issues, DC Comics)

• 2000: Nocturnals: Troll Bridge (ONI Press)

• 2001: Nocturnals: The Dark Forever

• 2001: The Gunwitch: Outskirts of Doom

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