Stan Silas was born in September 1977. In 2006, he created a blog under the pseudonym Sansax, where he trained in the basics of comics and found its audience. His first book, "Murder in three lessons" is published by Public Danger.

"It's like Dexter: The Early Years!" - io9"So many nods to other horror films, tropes, and novels that any fan of the genre will smile in admiration." -  Destroy The Cyborg“Really funny and disturbingly fun” - Fellowship Of The Geeks"I found this gory-yet-light-hearted story not only hilarious but also gripping" - Nerdly“Norman May Be Most Outrageous Comic Character Ever!” -  Culture Burst“This is Charles Schultz meets Tim Burton, set in South Park. 5 out of 5" - Fanboy Comics"Gore-geous artwork, combined with a "killer" story, make this book a must read!" - Decapitated Dan, Comic Related"Frantic, horrific and relentlessly, gleefully, a hundred percent on all the time." - SciFi Now"It's weird. It's hilarious. And I loved every page of it." - Comic Bastards“Hilarious…a great graphic novel for people who are fans of horror films” -  Flickering Myth“A daft and grimly funny romp through a world of selfish adults and melodramatic elementary school politics" -  Comic Booked"If you like dark, dry humor with a dash of classic horror villains like Jason and Freddy, then you will enjoy Norman." - Project Fandom"With a story that will have you laughing, worrying, outright confused and intrigued there is enough in this first instalment to keep people entertained for a while to come!" -  Comic Trash“If you're looking for a dark laugh, NORMAN is a book that will be right up your alley” -  Critical Blast"a must in everyone’s bookshelf" - Slackjaw Punks

Stan Silas was born in September 1977. In 2006, he created a blog under the pseudonym Sansax, where he trained in the basics of comics and found its audience. His first book, "Murder in three lessons" is published by Public Danger.

"It's like Dexter: The Early Years!" - io9"So many nods to other horror films, tropes, and novels that any fan of the genre will smile in admiration." -  Destroy The Cyborg“Really funny and disturbingly fun” - Fellowship Of The Geeks"I found this gory-yet-light-hearted story not only hilarious but also gripping" - Nerdly“Norman May Be Most Outrageous Comic Character Ever!” -  Culture Burst“This is Charles Schultz meets Tim Burton, set in South Park. 5 out of 5" - Fanboy Comics"Gore-geous artwork, combined with a "killer" story, make this book a must read!" - Decapitated Dan, Comic Related"Frantic, horrific and relentlessly, gleefully, a hundred percent on all the time." - SciFi Now"It's weird. It's hilarious. And I loved every page of it." - Comic Bastards“Hilarious…a great graphic novel for people who are fans of horror films” -  Flickering Myth“A daft and grimly funny romp through a world of selfish adults and melodramatic elementary school politics" -  Comic Booked"If you like dark, dry humor with a dash of classic horror villains like Jason and Freddy, then you will enjoy Norman." - Project Fandom"With a story that will have you laughing, worrying, outright confused and intrigued there is enough in this first instalment to keep people entertained for a while to come!" -  Comic Trash“If you're looking for a dark laugh, NORMAN is a book that will be right up your alley” -  Critical Blast"a must in everyone’s bookshelf" - Slackjaw Punks

Stan Silas was born in September 1977. In 2006, he created a blog under the pseudonym Sansax, where he trained in the basics of comics and found its audience. His first book, "Murder in three lessons" is published by Public Danger.

"It's like Dexter: The Early Years!" - io9"So many nods to other horror films, tropes, and novels that any fan of the genre will smile in admiration." -  Destroy The Cyborg“Really funny and disturbingly fun” - Fellowship Of The Geeks"I found this gory-yet-light-hearted story not only hilarious but also gripping" - Nerdly“Norman May Be Most Outrageous Comic Character Ever!” -  Culture Burst“This is Charles Schultz meets Tim Burton, set in South Park. 5 out of 5" - Fanboy Comics"Gore-geous artwork, combined with a "killer" story, make this book a must read!" - Decapitated Dan, Comic Related"Frantic, horrific and relentlessly, gleefully, a hundred percent on all the time." - SciFi Now"It's weird. It's hilarious. And I loved every page of it." - Comic Bastards“Hilarious…a great graphic novel for people who are fans of horror films” -  Flickering Myth“A daft and grimly funny romp through a world of selfish adults and melodramatic elementary school politics" -  Comic Booked"If you like dark, dry humor with a dash of classic horror villains like Jason and Freddy, then you will enjoy Norman." - Project Fandom"With a story that will have you laughing, worrying, outright confused and intrigued there is enough in this first instalment to keep people entertained for a while to come!" -  Comic Trash“If you're looking for a dark laugh, NORMAN is a book that will be right up your alley” -  Critical Blast"a must in everyone’s bookshelf" - Slackjaw Punks