Erik Radvon is a writer from Massachusetts with a background in journalism, comics, and technology.
Erik has written and produced several hit indie comic books, including LADYDARKE, CRISIS VECTOR, and VOODOO BIRD. Additionally, Erik has contributed stories, essays, and articles to leading anthologies, award-winning collections, and international magazines.
Erik’s Worcester Magazine article “Hackertown” was adapted for television by the Discovery Channel, airing worldwide in the popular series “The True Story.” Read more here.
In 2018, Erik contributed two features to the legendary magazine Famous Monsters of Filmland (issue #290) covering the 30th anniversary of John Carpenter’s THEY LIVE and the 35th anniversary of RETURN OF THE JEDI. Learn more here. In 2019, Erik returned to the pages of Famous Monsters to cover the 40th anniversary of Ridley Scott’s ALIEN in issue #291.
Erik’s comic book writing includes the Kickstarter hit LADYDARKE (2021). Erik has also published Crisis Vector (2018) with Samir Simao and Ross Taylor on art, and Voodoo Bird and Crypt Zero (2106), both with art by Rob Croonenborghs and lettering by Micah Myers. See Comics here.
In 2021, Erik Radvon captained the massively successful LadyDarke comic book project on Kickstarter. A new comic book action adventure series from an international team of artists and creators, LadyDarke gained fans and backers from around the globe and finished its campaign over 200% funded. Learn more about the smashing success of LadyDarke here.
Erik has also written stories published in several anthology projects, including “Mantua County” in Shakespeare Shaken (2012), “Generation Nirvana” in The 27 Club (2015, Harvey Award Nominee for Best Anthology) and “The Call Up” in Colonial Comics Volume II, New England, 1750-1775 (2017), and “A Lonely Place of Trying” in Pros and (Comic) Cons from Dark Horse Comics (May, 2019).
He also wrote and programmed the text adventure video game Castle Doomenstein(2016) and gained notoriety for popularizing the “Localize Mother 3” movement via a sign at a WWE wrestling show.
In addition to creative writing and comic book creation, Erik is also an accomplished technology marketing professional, with nearly 20 years experience launching start-ups and developing marketing for companies from Silicon Valley to the Massachusetts technology corridor. Learn more about Erik’s technology work here.
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