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Kings
in Disguise #1-6 (1988-1989)
My first attempt to write for comics,
and one of the reasons we�re gathered here today... |
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Dark Horse Presents #42
(1990)
A Kings in Disguise vignette that appeared
by invitation in Mike Richardson�s excellent anthology series... |
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OwlHoots #1-2 (1990)
My uncompleted Western, and my introduction
to some sad truths about market forces...
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Grateful
Dead Comix #9 (1994)
A cheerful excursion into rock nostalgia,
and another opportunity to work with artist Dan Burr... |
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Neil
Gaiman's Mr. Hero - The Newmatic Man #1-16 (1995-1996)
Adventures of a plucky lass and her steam-powered
automaton, based on concepts by Neil and brought to delightful life
by artist Ted Slampyak... |
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Neil Gaiman's Wheel of
Worlds #0 (1995)
A one-shot gumbo showcasing the Tekno
Comix characters, including a Mr. Hero episode and the mythical
�Adam Cain� story... |
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Batman:
Legends of the Dark Knight #80-82
(1996)
My first attempt to play in somebody else�s
sandbox, motivated by a desire to work with legendary editor Archie
Goodwin... |
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J.
O'Barr's The Crow: Flesh
& Blood #1-3 (1996)
Hands down the darkest thing I�ve ever
written, this story about the first female Crow neatly polarized
the property�s fan base...
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Will Eisner's The Spirit:
The New Adventures #2 (1997)
A romp in the park with Will Eisner�s
classic mystery man, and yet another chance to enjoy the magic Dan
Burr works with my words... |
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Jonny
Quest - The Real Adventures #12
(1997)
The guest shot I couldn�t refuse - Jonny,
Hadji, Race, a Paul Chadwick cover and gorgeous art by the wonderful
Francisco Solano Lopez...
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Alien
Resurrection #1-2
(1997)
A chance to write my own version of all
those Dell movie adaptations of my youth � with Sigourney Weaver,
yet... |
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Aliens:
Survival #1-3
(1998)
More Aliens, this time an original story
with the terrific impressionistic art of Guy Davis... |
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The Crow #0: A Cycle of
Shattered Lives (1998)
A Crow sequel jamboree, my chance to exhume
poor Iris Shaw for one more go at the bad guys...
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Predator:
homeworld #1-4
(1999)
One more original take on licensed grumpy
extraterrestrials, made joyful by my collaboration with fellow scripter
Kate Worley...
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