A full detailed list of writing credits.

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Books – Fiction – Short Stories and Novellas

  • “Golden Ivory” – novella – published in Quatermain: The New Adventures – Airship 27 – 2013 – ISBN 978-0615834986
  • “Graduation” – short story – published in The Protectors – Caught Dreams – 2012 – ISBN 978-0-9858702-2-5
  • “Lotus Ronin” – short story  – published in Asian Pulp anthology – ProSe Press – 2015 – ISBN 978-1514752180
  • “Mars McCoy is Dead” – short story – published in The Ruby Files Vol. 2 – Airship 27 – 2017 – ISBN 978-1946183187
  • “Nameless Here For Evermore” – short story (co-written with Rick Klaw) – published in The Protectors – Caught Dreams – 2012 – ISBN 978-0-9858702-2-5
  • “Noblese Oblige” – short story – published in The Musketeers’ New Adventures – Airship 27 – 2021 – ISBN 978-1953589002
  • “Stones of Blood” – short story  – published in Quatermain: The New Adventures Vol. 2 – Airship 27 – 2016 – ISBN 978-1946183057
  • “The Case of the Rotten Corpse” – short story – published in Sherlock Holmes: Consulting Detective Vol. 7 – Airship 27 – 2015 – ISBN 978-0692387191
  • “The Case of the Sugar Pearls” – short story – published in Sherlock Holmes: Consulting Detective Vol. 6 – Airship 27 – 2014 – ISBN 978-0692244944

Books – Non-Fiction

  • Before They Were Beatles: The Early Years: 1956-1960 – Xlibris – 2003 – ISBN: 1-4134-3056-2
  • CX Trinity: Customers, Content, Context – XML Press – 2021 – ISBN 978-1-937434-74-8
  • James Bond: The History of the Illustrated 007 – Hermes Press – 2008 – ISBN 1-932563-18-0
  • Star Trek: A Comics History – Hermes Press – 2009 – ISBN 1-932563-35-0
  • The Content Pool: Leveraging Your Company’s Largest Hidden Asset – XML Press – 2012 – ISBN 978-1-937434-02-1
  • The Unauthorized BATMAN Collectors Guide – Schiffer Books – 1998 – ISBN – 0-7643-0683-9
  • WIKI: Grow Your Own For Fun And Profit – XML Press – 2010 – ISBN 978-0-9822191-2-6

Comics

  • Cars – BOOM! Studios / Disney*Pixar
    • #0 – Rally Race Part #1 – November 2009
    • #1 – Rally Race Part #2 – December 2009
    • #2 – Rally Race Part #3 – January 2010
    • #3 – Rally Race Part #4 – February 2010
    • #4 – Route 66 Dash Part #1 – March 2010
    • #5 – Route 66 Dash Part #2 – April 2010
    • #6 – Route 66 Dash Part #3 – May 2010
    • #7 – Route 66 Dash Part #4 – June 2010
  • Cars: Radiator Springs – BOOM! Studios / Disney*Pixar
    • #1 – Ramone & Flo – July 2009
    • #2 – Sarge & Fillmore – August 2009
    • #3 – Guido & Luigi- September 2009
    • #4 – Mater & The Sheriff – October 2009
  • Cars: Radiator Springs – BOOM! Studios / Disney*Pixar – Hardcover collection – 2009 – ISBN 978-1-60886-528-4
  • Cars: Radiator Springs – BOOM! Studios / Disney*Pixar – Paperback collection – 2009 – ISBN 978-1-60886-502-4
  • Cars: Rally Race – BOOM! Studios / Disney*Pixar – Paperback collection – 2010 – ISBN 978-1-60886-517-8
  • Cars: Rally Race  – Magazine format – Marvel Comics – July 2011 – ISSN #2160-9470
  • Cars: The Rookie – BOOM! Studios / Disney*Pixar
    • Free Comic Book Day edition – May 2009
    • #1 – no story title – March 2009
    • #2 – “Big Break” – April 2009
    • #3 – “First Race” – May 2009
    • #4 – “The Rookie Wins” – June 2009
  • Cars: The Rookie – BOOM! Studios / Disney*Pixar – 2009 San Diego ComicCon exclusive hardcover collection (250 editions)
  • Cars: The Rookie – BOOM! Studios / Disney*Pixar – Hardcover collection – 2009 – ISBN 978-1-60886-522-2
  • Cars: The Rookie – BOOM! Studios / Disney*Pixar – Paperback collection – 2009 – ISBN 978-1-934506-84-4
  • Cars: Route 66 Dash – BOOM! Studios / Disney*Pixar – Paperback collection – 2010 – ISBN 978-1-60886-585-7
  • Flaming Pie – self published – 2014
    • A Man and his Dog (convention only print edition)
  • Free Earth Warriors
    • Prologue – FCQ#3 – Spring 1994
    • Part 1: Ultimatum – FCQ #4 – Summer 1994
  • Forgotten City – Kid Domino
    • #1 – “Rise” part 1 – assistant editor credit – dialog – 2012
    • #2 – “Rise” part 2 – assistant editor credit – dialog – 2012
    • #3 – “Rise” part 3 – assistant editor credit – script rewrite – 2012
    • #4 – “Rise” part 4 – assistant editor credit – script rewrite – 2012
    • #5 – “Rise” part 5 – co-writer credit – new script based on existing plot. – 2012
  • God Shop – Tokyopop – a Top 10 manga digital pilot – 2009
    • Chapter 1 – Values (reprinted in a convention only print edition)
    • Chapter 2 – Eye of the Storm (reprinted in a convention only print edition)
  • HP fanbook – Harry Potter charity book
    • “Happy Dance” – editor
  • Midnight Syndicate
    • no story title – FCQ#4 – Summer 1994
  • Science Squad – TAME (educational comic)
    • #1 – “Sometimes in Science Class You Never Get the Results You Expected” – April 2009
    • #2 – no story title – June 2010
  • VirtualMan – (promotional comic)
    • VirtualMan Powers Down – 2006
    • VirtualMan Recovers – 2006
    • VirtualMan States His Case – 2007
    • VirtualWoman Optimizes The Lab – 2007
  • Webworks.com (promotional comic)
    • Q-Man Tackles DITA – 2007
    • Q-Man Meets the Man from A.T.L.A.S

Essays & Contributor

  • Carry-On Movies and Neil Gaiman – Encyclopedia entries in An Unofficial Companion to the Novels of Terry Pratchett – Greenwood Publishing – 2007 – ISBN 978-1-846450-01-3
  • Bill Finger – Encyclopedia entry in Comics Through Time: Vol 1: 1800-1960 – Greenwood Publishing – 2014 – ISBN 978-0-313-39750-9
  • EIM In The Cloud for dummies – OpenText / Wiley – 2017 – ISBN 978-1-119-43251-7
  • “Flaming Nacelles & Giant Snails: The Unique Culture of the British Star Trek Comics” – essay  in New Life and New Civilizations – Exploring Star Trek Comics – Sequart – 2014 – ISBN 978-1940589053
  • Nigel Mansell: My Autobiography – Technical Glossary, Career Statistics, and fact checker – HarperCollins – 1995 – ISBN 0-00-218497-4
  • Official Comic Book Price Guide for Great Britain – contributor 1991/1992 edition – ISBN 0-95-16207-11
  • Official Comic Book Price Guide for Great Britain – contributor 1992/1993 edition – ISBN 0-95-16207-2-X
  • “Taking The World By Storm: James Bond’s Worldwide Comic Adventures” – essay in James Bond 007: Paradise Plot– Titan Books – 2008 – ISBN 978-1845767167
  • “The Dubious Origins of Batman” – essay in Batman Unauthorized – BenBella Books – 2007 – ISBN 978-1-933771-30-4
  • “Time Travel in the 1960s” – essay in The Time Tunnel: The Complete Series – Hermes Press – 2009 – ISBN 1-932563-33-4
  • “To America With Love: Bond in US Comics” Part 1 – essay in James Bond 007: Death Wing – Titan Books – 2007 – ISBN 978-1845765170
  • To America With Love: Bond in US Comics” Part 2 – essay in James Bond 007: Shark Bait – Titan Books – 2008 – ISBN 978-1845765910
  • “Trouble in Tombstone” – An alternate report of the events of the classic Star Trek episode Specter of the Gun in Outside In Boldly Goes –  ATB Publishing – 2016 – ISBN 978-0-9882210-3-1
  • “My She Was Yar” – A re-examination of the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode Skin of Evil in Outside In Makes It So  – ATB Publishing – 2017 – ISBN 978-0-9882210-4-8
  • The Language of Localization – contributor – 2017 – XML Press – ISBN 978-1-937434-58-8
  • “Who Is This Joe Fellow You’ve All Been Talking About?” – The Joe of Joe – June 2018 – ISBN 978-1720307273
  • “Did It Have To End This Way” – Somewhere Beyond The Heavens: Exploring Battlestar Galactica – Sequart – December 2018 – ISBN 978-1940589190
  • “When Is a Joke Not a Joke? When It’s a Riddle of a Story.” – Zlonk! Zok! Zowie! The Guide to Batman ’66 Season One – Crazy 8 Press – April 2020 – ISBN 9798621575373
  • “Capes Not Guns” – Biff! Bam! Eee-Yow! – The Guide to Batman ’66 Season Two – Crazy 8 Press – March 2021 – ISBN 9798714587269

Magazine Articles

  • “A 10-Step Strategy for Defending E-Mail” – Disaster Recovery Journal – Winter 2004 – ISSN 1079-736X
  • “Acoustic Lounge” – Austin Monthly – March 2006
  • “An Event Destination” – Comics & Games Retailer – November 2005 – ISSN 1534-4606
  • “Backstage Pass: Comic Book Beatles” – Back Issue Magazine -April 2013 – ISSN 1932-6904
  • “Beyond Capes: James Bond” – Back Issue Magazine – February 2008 – ISSN 1932-6904
  • “Beyond Capes: Thundercats” – Back Issue Magazine -May 2010 – ISSN 1932-6904
  • “Bond in Austin” – Austin Monthly – November 2006
  • Book Reviews – Technical Communication Journal  – May 2019
  • “Cards & Comics” – Comics World – July 1993
  • “Content Strategy at Caterpillar” – Interview in Multilingual – September 2013 – ISSN 1523-0309
  • “Comic Book Beatles” – Beatlology Magazine –   July/August 2005  – ISSN 1488-1381
  • “Communicating With Color” – – INTERCOM – May 2012 – ISSN 0164-6206
  • “Content And Brand” – INTERCOM – May 2014 – ISSN 0164-6206
  • “Developing a Global Language” – The Manual – October 1993
  • “Documation ’94” – The Communicator – September 1994
  • “Dollars for Docs” – INTERCOM – September 2018 – ISSN 0164-6206
  • “Dual Control” – Computing – 29 April 1993
  • “East by Southwest” – Austin Monthly – April 2006
  • “Extreme Images” – Comics World – September 1994
  • “Getting Users to Give A Damn About The DAM” – Media & Entertainment Journal – Winter 2016
  • “Hero Creator: An Interview with Kev F. Sutherland” – Venue – October 1993
  • “I Know Someone Who Can Help With That” – INTERCOM – March/April 2018 – ISSN 0164-6206
  • “Mystery Shopper: First Impressions Are Important” – Comics & Games Retailer – September 2005 – ISSN 1534-4606
  • “Preemptive Systems Security for the Connected Enterprise” – Security Management Magazine – March 2004
  • “Shaping The Global Language” – The Manual – July 1993
  • “Should Customers Pay For The Manual” – INTERCOM – July / August 2009 – ISSN 0164-6206
  • “Smart Content Drives Smart Asset Usage and Engagement”  –  Media & Entertainment Journal – Winter 2017
  • “So You Want To Be A Content Strategist?” – Guest Editor – INTERCOM – July / May 2013 – ISSN 0164-6206
  • “Summer Reading List for Marketeers” – Chief Content Officer – June 2015
  • “Superheroes, Spaceships, Spies, and Talking Cars” – INTERCOM – March 2010 – ISSN 0164-6206
  • “Talking Comics With Michael Moorcock” – Back Issue Magazine -December 2011 – ISSN 1932-6904
  • “The Global Language: Using Symbols and Icons When Delivering Technical Content” – INTERCOM – December 2010 – ISSN 0164-6206
  • “To Web Or Not To Web?” – Comics & Games Retailer – October 2005 – ISSN 1534-4606
  • untitled photographers credit – Manchester Liners staff magazine – 1980
  • “What The–?!: James Bond Jr.” – Back Issue Magazine -April 2009 – ISSN 1932-6904
  • “Writing Technical Comics” – INTERCOM – February 2010 – ISSN 0164-6206
  • “You Want To Be A Comic Mart Dealer?” – Comic World – May 1993

OnLine

  • ars technica
    • “Wikis in the Workplace: A Practical Introduction” – November 16, 2009
    • “Getting Over The Barriers to Wiki Adoption” – February 2, 2010
  • Brand Chief
    • “Why Digital Content Will Be More Important Than Ever in 2021” – Jan 18, 2021
  • Brands Journal
    • “Why content must be a core element of any brand’s business strategy” – July 14, 2020
  • CMSwire
    • “Avoid Brand Disasters with a Visual Content Strategy” – September 1st, 2016
    • “Ditch the FAQs: Design for a Frictionless Experience.” – October 6th, 2016
    • “You Can’t Predict the Future, But You Can Prepare.” – November 2nd, 2016
    • “Great Customer Experience Starts With Trust.” – December 5th, 2016
    • “The Connected Customer Experience Evolves: Moving Beyond The Browser.” – January 4th, 2017
    • “When Personas Go Wrong, or The Search for Fluffy.” – February 6th, 2017
    • “From The Jetsons to Connected Buildings, The Advent of the Intelligent Workplace.” – March 2nd, 2017
    • “Your DX Testing Isn’t Done Until it Passes the ‘Buddy Bob’ Test.” – April 6th, 2017
    • “Signs an eCommerce Site Clearly Doesn’t Want Your Business” – May 5th, 2017
    • “3 Trends Shaping Today’s Digital Workplace” – June 20th, 2017
    • “The Fundamentals of Digital Experience Project Planning” – July 24th, 2017
    • “DAM’s Reach Spreads Across the Enterprise” – August 15th, 2017
    • “Is Your Voice of the Customer Program All Talk and No Action?” – September 1st, 2017
    • “Employees Deserve the Same Digital Experience You Provide Customers” – October 5th, 2017
    • “Do I Really Need 61 Apps on My Work Phone?” – November 10, 2017
    • “Let the Customer Experience Drive Your Technology Design” – December 12, 2017
    • “Don’t Dismantle Data Silos, Build Bridges” – January 11, 2018
    • “Are Your Customers Shouting Into The Void?” – February 1, 2018
    • ” Is Real-Time Collaboration a Real Thing” – March 5, 2018
    • “AI’s Missing Ingredient – Intelligent Content” – April 4, 2018
    • “How Good Customer Experience Can Turn Bad” – May 3, 2018
    • “Why Your Customer Data Platform is a Failure” – July 11, 2018
    • “Socialize Your Culture Change and It May Just Be Successful” – August 10, 2018
    • “Are You Measuring Part or All of the Customer Experience?” – September 6, 2018
    • “Don’t Let Your DX Stack Fall Prey to the Content Fallacy” – October 2, 2018
    • “The IoT May Change Customer Experience, But Not in the Ways We’d Expect.” – November 2, 2018
    • “Want to Know the Future of Customer Experience? Ask a 2-Year-Old” – January 31, 2019
    • “Not Another @#$&! Survey”  – March 4, 2019
    • “Stop Using Customer Metrics to Live in the Past” – May 2, 2019
    • “Data Driven Decisons Need Context” – June 3, 2019
    • “Are We Developing the Dickens of a Customer Experience?” – July 2, 2019
    • “Customer Experience Isn’t About Fixing Discomfort, It’s About Preventing It.”  – August 1, 2019
    • “Machine Learning Isn’t Rocket Sience” – September 9, 2019
    • “Why Are We Thinking About the Future of CX When We Can’t Get it Right Today?” – October 8th, 2019
    • “Trying to Define a Digital Customer Experience? A Visit to the Pub Can Help.” – November 7th, 2019
    • “Want to Excel at Personalization? Be Like Seth.” – December 5th, 2019
    • “Its Not the Metrics, But the Customer Story That Counts.” – February 3rd, 2020
    • “Don’t Forget Your Customer After They Become Your Customer” – March 2nd, 2020
    • “Going Digital Doesn’t Mean You Have a Digital Workplace” – May 5, 2020
    • “Product Asset Management – Driving the Digital Supply Chain” – June 1, 2020
    • “The Tale of a Table, Two Stores and Why a Holistic Customer Experience is Important” -July 1, 2020
    • “Is Your VoC Program All Talk and No Action?” – September 1st, 2020
    • “When Customer Experience Needs a Human vs. a Machine” – October 5th, 2020
    • “What Makes or Breaks Customer Loyalty” – November 12th, 2020
    • “Crystal Ball Gazing: 5 Customer Experience Trends for 2021” – December 1st, 2020
    • “6 Words for Customer Experience Leaders to Keep in Mind.”  – January 4th, 2021
    • “Robert, HAL and What AI Fundamentally Helps Us With” – March 2nd, 2021
    • “Digital Customer Experience Lessons From Getting My Car Serviced” – April 1, 2021
  • DAM News

    • “How to Accelerate your Ideas to Market through Product Asset Management” – February 4, 2020
  • Hero Collector
    • “Bond: Born in Jamaica” – June 18, 2019
    • “Bond 25 – A Bond Too Far” – August 16, 2019
    • “James Bond: The Numbers Game” – October 15th. 2019
    • “007: The Comic Strips” – January 6th, 2020
    • “007: The Comic Books” – January 13th, 2020
    • “James Bond: The Missing DB5” -March 4, 2020
    • “James Bond: Licensed to Play” – August 13th, 2020
  • IHAF
    • “Staying Creative Amid the Challenges of 2020” – December 7th, 2020
  • Internet Retailing
    • “How Product Content Has become Essential in Post-Pandemic eCommerce”- March 3rd, 2021
  • ITProPortal
    • “The Role of Product Asset Management in Delivering a First-Class Digital Customer Experience” – July 1, 2020
  • KM World
    • Overcoming a Key Roadblock to Digital Transformation” – July 8, 2020
  • Machine Design
    • “Product Asset Management: The Key to Speeding Your Customers’ New Product Development.” – February 10, 2020
  • Marketing Week
    • “How Smart Content Marketing is Key to Successful Retailer and Brand Marketing” – July 23, 2020
  • New Pulp Fiction – Pulp Perusals column
    • “Pulp Doesn’t Mean Anything To Me” – August 29, 2011
    • “Pigskin and Pulp” – October 3rd, 2011
    • “Brit Pulp” – November 1st, 2011
    • “So Which One is The Black Bat Anyway?” – November 29th, 2011
    • “What Hollywood Can Learn From The Pulps” – December 26th, 2011
    • “Discovering Wold Newton” – February 28th, 2012
    • “Was Billy The First?” – April 9th, 2012
    • “Pulp Takes To The Air” – May 7th, 2012
    • “Why Is A Legend, A Legend?” – June 6th, 2012
    • “A Thriller of an Afternoon” – August 13th, 2012
  • RealBusiness
    • “What Exactly is the Meaning of Omnichannel” – September 27, 2016
  • RevolutionSF – Editor at Large (2005-2011 / 2016 – )
    • Book Reviews
      • Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures by Robert E. Howard – 2011
    • Feature Articles
      • Comics of 1986: The Best Year. Ever? – 2006
      • Comics of 1986 #49: The Spirit – 2006
      • Comics of 1986 #48: Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man – 2006
      • Comics of 1986 #46: Secret Wars II – 2006
      • Comics of 1986 #35: Cloak & Dagger – 2006
      • Comics of 1986 #32: Batman – 2006
      • Comics of 1986 #23: Classic X-Men – 2006
      • Comics of 1986 #13: Amazing Spider-Man – 2006
      • Comics of 1986 #11: Uncanny X-Men – 2006
      • Comics of 1986 #6: Teen Titans – 2006
      • Interview with Alan Dean Foster – 2011
      • Interview with Frank Beddor – 2006
      • Interview with Raymond Benson  – 2011
      • Interview with Tony Lee – 2006
      • Regular Comics News column – 2005-2006
      • “can’t see the forest” – comics reviews column
    • Movie Reviews
      • Avatar – 2009
      • CARS DVDetails – 2007
      • Chicken Little – 2006
      • Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader – 2010
      • Despicable Me – 2010
      • Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer – 2007
      • Green Hornet – 2011
      • Green Lantern – 2011
      • Kung Fu Panda 2 – 2011
      • LOGAN – 2017
      • National Treasure DVDetails – 2007
      • Passengers – 2016
      • Robin Hood – 2010
      • Robin Hood: Most Wanted Edition DVDetails – 2007
      • Scott Pilgrim vs The World – 2010
      • Spider-Man 3 – 2007
      • Suicide Squad – 2016
      • The Warrior – 2006
      • Tron Legacy – 2010
      • Toy Story 3 – 2010
      • Valiant – 2006
  • TechCom Manager
    • “Eliminating End Game” – September 2007
    • “Why Technical Publishing Shouldn’t Be Art” – June 2008
  • The Content Wrangler
    • “Comics Can Make You A Better Communicator” – January 2010
    • “Marking Up The Fab Four: Just Imagine What XML Could Do For Your Books.” – February 2010
    • “Times They Are A Changing – But Most Publishers Aren’t” – March 2010
    • “There’s More to eBooks than Words.” – July 2010
  • Tokyopop
    • God Shop – Online Manga Pilot (comic) – 2008
  •  Wokflow
    • “Content Services: The Key to Unlocking Successful Digital Transformation Within Your Organization” – January, 14th, 2020

Podcast Interviews

  • Art’s Reviews – July 16th, 2017
  • Behind The Drafting Table (video) – March, 2012
  • Content Content – February 2018
  • Content Matters – October, 2019
  • Earth Station One – various episodes 2015 to present
  • Earth Station Who #185 – May 27, 2018
  • Fanboy Radio – 2009
  • The Batman vs James Bond Show #31 – October 3, 2016
  • James Bond Radio #33 – February 19th, 2015.  #185 – May 1st, 2020
  • Javiland – 2009
  • The League of Extremely Ordinary Gentlemen – various episodes – 2009-2012
  • On Her Majesty’s Secret Podcast – James Bond reviews and interviews – co-host – December 2017 onwards
  • OO-Files – January 10, 2020
  • PROS @ Cons – June 19, 2016
  • RevCast – various episodes
  • Saturday Morning Matinee  – various guest appearances – 2018 onwards
  • Towards A Smarter World (Content Strategy) – October 4, 2019
  • War Rocket Ajax – 2009
  • White Rocket Formula 1 Show – December 6th, 2016
  • White Rocket: Open Wheel – The F1 & IndyCar show – co-host – April 2017 onwards
  • White Rocket Entertainment: The Mandalorian – January 3rd, 2020

Websites

‘Zines, APAs, etc.

  • Comicopia APA #52 – April 1999 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • Comic Encounters
    • Inky Scratchings – Miracleman #25
    • Free Earth Warriors – concept and issue #1 script
  • Comicopia APA #53 – June 1999 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • Comic Encounters
    • can’t see the forest – Reviews
    • Inky Scratchings – Spider-Man vs The Silver Surfer
    • A Day at DC Comics
    • Kid’s Corner – Supper Bunny
    • Free Earth Warriors – screenplay treatment
  • Comicopia APA #54 – August 1999 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • Comic Encounters
    • Newsletter Go Round – Preparing Gotham Weekly News
    • Inky Scratchings – Conan
    • Local Hero – Interview with Kev F. Sutherland
    • Free Earth Warriors – “The Sun” short story
    • In The Slush Pile – Huntress comics script for Batman Chronicles – “Confession.”
  • Comicopia APA #55 – October 1999 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • San Diego Encounters
    • Kid’s Corner – Books
    • In The Slush Pile – Star Trek Voyager “Art For Art’s Sake” short story
  • Comicopia APA #56 – December 1999 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • Comic Encounters
    • can’t see the forest – Reviews
    • Inky Scratchings – Kitty Pryde – Excalibur #83
    • In The Slush Pile – Betty & Veronica  comics script- “Gota Catch ‘Em All”
  • Comicopia APA #57 – February 2000 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • Comic Encounters
    • The 1999 Alfred Awards
    • can’t see the forest – Reviews
    • Kid’s Corner – Cars
    • In The Slush Pile – Batman: Gotham Adventures – proposal – “Fox Hunt”
  • Comicopia APA #58 – April 2000 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • Comic Encounters
    • can’t see the forest – Reviews
    • In The Slush Pile – Elseworld’s Justice League – novella – “Redbird’s Ride” – Part 1
  • Comicopia APA #59 – June 2000 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • Comic Encounters
    • can’t see the forest – Reviews
    • In The Slush Pile – Elseworld’s Justice League – novella – “Redbird’s Ride” – Part 2
  • Comicopia APA #60 – August 2000 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • It Was 10 Years Ago ….
    • Mailing Comments
    • Comic Encounters
    • can’t see the forest – Reviews
    • Movie Review Special – X-Men
  • Comicopia APA #61 – October 2000 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • Comic Encounters
    • can’t see the forest – Reviews
    • In The Slush Pile – Batman Elseworlds – “Spirits of Justice” – proposal
    • From The Web – Scott McDaniel Interview
  • Comicopia APA #62 – December 2000 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • A Close Encounter of the Yule Kind – UFO short story
    • Mailing Comments
    • Comic Encounters
    • can’t see the forest – Reviews
    • Free Earth Warriors – screenplay treatment
    • In The Slush Pile – Elseworld’s Justice League – novella – “Redbird’s Ride” – Part 3
  • Comicopia APA #63 – February 2001 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • Comic Encounters
    • can’t see the forest – Reviews
    • In The Slush Pile – Elseworld’s Justice League – novella – “Redbird’s Ride” – Part 4
    • From the Filing Cabinet – Dr. Who Missing Adventures book submission – “The Cat That Walked Alone.”
  • Comicopia APA #64 – April 2001 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • Notes & Comments From ‘Copias Past
    • Comic Encounters
    • Tribute to a Fallen Hero – Dale Earnhardt
    • From the Filing Cabinet – Dr. Who Missing Adventures book submission – “The Cat That Walked Alone.”
  • Comicopia APA #65 – June 2001 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • can’t see the forest – Reviews
    • Comic Encounters
    • In Development – “Shields Of Honor” – comics script proposal
  • Comicopia APA #66 – August 2001 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Bristol – Comics 2001  – convention report
    • Mailing Comments
    • can’t see the forest – Reviews
    • Comic Encounters
    • San Diego – ComicCon International – convention report
    • On Joe Q’s Desk – Marvel Talent Search Entry – “The Ticket”
  • Comicopia APA #67 – October 2001 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • 9-11
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • can’t see the forest – Reviews
    • Comic Encounters
    • From the Filing Cabinet – Dr. Who Missing Adventures book submission – “The Cat That Walked Alone.”
    • Inky Scratchings – Iron Man & Jean Grey
  • Comicopia APA #68 – December 2001 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • can’t see the forest – Reviews
    • Comic Encounters
    • While My Guitar Gently Weeps – George Harrison tribute
    • DK2 – First Thoughts
  • Comicopia APA #69 – February 2002 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • can’t see the forest – Reviews
    • Comic Encounters
    • 2001 Alfred Awards
  • Comicopia APA #70 – April 2002 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • The Comic Book Beatles
    • can’t see the forest – Reviews
    • Comic Encounters
    • Free Earth Warriors
  • Comicopia APA #71 – June 2002 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • can’t see the forest – Reviews
    • Comic Encounters
  • Comicopia APA #72 – August 2002 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • Sure I’ll Do A Front Cover…
    • can’t see the forest – Reviews
    • Comic Encounters
    • In The Slush Pile – Panel-To-Screen book proposal
  • Comicopia APA #73 – October 2002 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • Comic Encounters
    • Free Earth Warriors
  • Comicopia APA #74 – December 2002 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • Anderson Christmas Story – Captain Scarlet
    • Comic Encounters
    • Baltimore ComicCon – convention report
    • can’t see the forest – Reviews
    • Birds of Prey – TV Review
  • Comicopia APA #75 – February 2003 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • Comic Encounters
    • can’t see the forest – Reviews
    • Notes From The Cave – “The True Cost of Being a Bat-Fan.”
    • CBML – Comic Book Mark-up Language
  • Comicopia APA #76 – April 2003 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
  • Comicopia APA #77 – June 2003 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • Comic Encounters
    • can’t see the forest – Reviews
    • Notes From The Cave – “Why Collect Batman?”
    • The Ego Has Landed – Bob Kane profile
    • Free Earth Warriors – The Conclusion
  • Comicopia APA #78 – August 2003 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • Comic Encounters
    • can’t see the forest – Reviews
    • POD’s Progress – Publishing “Before They Were Beatles.”
  • Comicopia APA #79 – October 2003 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • Comic Encounters
    • can’t see the forest – Reviews
    • POD’s Progress – Publishing “Before They Were Beatles.”
    • Notes From The Cave – “Casting Your Ideal Batman Movie”
  • Comicopia APA #80 – December 2003 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Anderson Christmas – Stingray – “Truce Pacifica”
    • Mailing Comments
    • POD’s Progress – Publishing “Before They Were Beatles.”
    • Notes From The Cave – “Why Batman Needs George Lucas”
    • In the Slush Pile – “Paradox”
  • Comicopia APA #81 – February 2004 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • Comic Encounters
    • POD’s Progress – Publishing “Before They Were Beatles.”
    • Notes From The Cave – “The Forgotten Hero Of Batman”
    • The Reading Stack
    • Memories of Julie Schwartz
  • Comicopia APA #82 – April 2004 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • Comic Encounters
    • POD’s Progress – Publishing “Before They Were Beatles.”
    • Notes From The Cave – “Gotham Thoughts”
    • Bellamy & Lawrence – An Appreciation
    • Mega-Con Orlando – convention report
    • In The Slush Pile – “Druid’s Quest” script
  • Comicopia APA #83 – June 2004 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • POD’s Progress – Publishing “Before They Were Beatles.”
    • Notes From The Cave – “Batmania – The Third Wave?”
    • can’t see the forest – Reviews
  • Comicopia APA #84 – August 2004 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • ComicCon International – San Diego 2004 – convention report
  • Comicopia APA #85 – October 2004 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • POD’s Progress – Publishing “Before They Were Beatles.”
    • Notes From The Cave – “The Perfect Batman Comic?”
    • can’t see the forest – Reviews
    • John Ostrander – The Western Interview
  • Comicopia APA #86 – December 2004 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
  • Comicopia APA #87 – February 2005 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • can’t see the forest – Reviews
    • Searching for a Store
    • Previews in Review
  • Comicopia APA #88 – April 2005 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • can’t see the forest – Reviews
  • Comicopia APA #89 – June 2005 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • can’t see the forest – Reviews
    • Batman Begins – movie review
    • From The Papers – “Dark Knight’s Humble Beginning”
    • In The Slush Pile – “Panel-2-Screen”
    • The Comic Book Beatles
  • Comicopia APA #90 – August 2005 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • can’t see the forest – Reviews
    • Jim Aparo – An Appreciation
    • In The Slush Pile – “Panel-2-Screen”
    • The Spider – A Short History
    • NASCAR Mystery Pages
  • Comicopia APA #91 – October 2005 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • Scott Beatty on Jim Aparo
    • In The Slush Pile – “Panel-2-Screen”
    • ArmadilloCon 27 – convention report
    • Notes From The Cave – “Farewell to Gotham”
  • Comicopia APA #92 – December 2005 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • can’t see the forest – Reviews
    • In The Slush Pile – “Panel-2-Screen”
    • Wizard World Texas – convention report
    • British Heroes – Robot Archie
  • Comicopia APA #93 – February 2006 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • can’t see the forest – Reviews
    • The Top 50 Comics of 1986
    • Batman Trivia Quiz
    • Austin Creators Group
  • Comicopia APA #94 – April 2006 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • can’t see the forest – Reviews
    • The Top 50 Comics of 1986
    • Batman Trivia Quiz
    • The Mystery Shopper Returns
    • Character Skteches
  • Comicopia APA #95 – June 2006 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • can’t see the forest – Reviews
    • The Top 50 Comics of 1986
    • Character Sketches
    • James Bond – A Comics History
  • Comicopia APA #96 – August 2006 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • can’t see the forest – Reviews
    • The Top 50 Comics of 1986
    • Character Sketches
    • Bond in Comics – Casino Royale
  • Comicopia APA #97 – October 2006 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • Beatlefest – convention report
    • can’t see the forest – Reviews
    • The Top 50 Comics of 1986
    • Character Sketches
    • Marvel’s Must Have
    • Bond in Comics – Live and Let Die
  • Comicopia APA #98 – December 2006 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • The Top 50 Comics of 1986
    • Bond in Comics – Moonraker
    • Virtual Man Powers Down
  • Comicopia APA #99 – February 2007 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • Bond in Comics – Diamonds Are Forever
  • Comicopia APA #100 – April 2007 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • Bond In Comics – From Russia With Love
    • 100 Things I Love About Comics
    • STAPLE! – convention report
    • Aggie-Con 38 – convention report
    • In The Slush Pile – “The Stratford Man” – comics proposal and script sample
  • Comicopia APA #101- June 2007 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • Bond In Comics – Dr. No
    • Comics of 1986
  • Comicopia APA #103- October 2007 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • San Diego ComicCon  – convention report
    • ArmadilloCon 29 – convention report
    • Hypotheticals USA – Script
    • The Unused HOUSE Essay.
    • can’t see the forest – Reviews
    • So What’s He Spending His Time Doing?
    • Virtual Woman script
  • Comicopia APA #105- February 2008 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • WizardWorld Texas – convention report
    • Draw, Iron Artists, Draw
    • The Great Graphic Novel Incident
    • Comics of 1986
    • So What’s He Spending His Time Doing?
    • In The DCU (sort of)
    • Q-Man script
  • Comicopia APA #107 – June 2008 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • The Accidental Con Report – WizardWorld Philadelphia
    • Chuck’s Challange
    • God Shop – Script
  • Comicopia APA #108- August 2008 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • God Shop – Pilot issue
  • Comicopia APA #109 – October 2008 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • Mailing Comments
    • San Diego ComicCon – convention report
    • Beyond The Strip
    • John Trent short story – “I Can Do Better Than This.”
  • Comicopia APA #114 – August 2009 – ISSN 1480-9508
    • First Steps
    • San Diego ComicCon – convention report
  • FCQ (Forest Comics  Quarterly) #1 – Winter 1993
    • David Lapham: The Defiant Artist  – Interview
    • Once Upon A Dark Knight: A History of The Batman
    • Thirty Years in a Police Box: A Personal View of Doctor Who
  • FCQ (Forest Comics Quarterly) #2 – New Year 1994
    • Kev F. Sutherland: The Comics Strangler – Interview
    • Captain Britain: The Reluctant Hero
  • FCQ (Forest Comics Quarterly) #3 – Spring 1994
    • Mark Buckingham: Death’s Inker – Interview
    • Free Earth Warriors Prologue  – comic
    • FCQ Reviews
    • John Byrne – Profile of an Artist
  • FCQ (Forest Comics Quarterly) #4 – Summer 1994
    • Extreme Images – article
    • Free Earth Warriors: Part One: Ultimatum – comic
    • FCQ Reviews
    • Smoking Swords with Warren Ellis – Interview
    • Midnight Syndicate – comic
    • Frank Miller – Profile of a Writer / Artist
  • Networks APA #11 – Winter 98
    • From Aly Sloper to Judge Dredd – A History of British Comics
  • Networks APA #12 – Summer 1998
    • Free Earth Warriors
    • “Hero Creator”  – Kev F. Sutherland interview
  • The Smell of Napalm #1 – Winter, 1994
    • “George Lucas: The Myth Maker”
  •  The Smell of Napalm #2 – Spring 1995
    • “Star Trek: Generations Apart?”

Letters of Comment

  • “A ‘Perfect’ Batman Comic?” – Comic Buyers Guide – January 2005
  • “A Writer’s Springboard.” – Comics International – November 1998
  • “Batman on DVD” – Comic Buyers Guide – November 7, 2003
  • “Comics At The Mall” – Comics International – June 2003
  • “Comics In Class” – Comic Buyers Guide – December 28, 2001
  • “Dark Stories for Little People” – Comics International – July 1998
  • “First” – Comic Buyers Guide – April 4, 2003
  • “Holy Bat-Prices” – Comic Buyers Guide – April 18, 2003
  • “How To Write Comics The Image Way” – Comics International – March 1995
  • “It’s Happening” – Comic Buyers Guide – February 14, 2003
  • “Keeping New Readers” – Comic Buyers Guide – June 2005
  • “Reaching Out With LXG” – Comic Buyers Guide – August 15, 2003
  • “Repackaging for Kids” – Comic Buyers Guide – June 20, 2003
  • “Searching For Bond” – Comic Buyers Guide – April 2007
  • “Setting The Record Straight.” – Comic Buyers Guide – September 2008
  • “The Decline of British Comics” – Comics International – April 1999
  • “Wanted to Meet” – memories of Julie Schwartz – Comic Buyers Guide – March 5, 2004
  • untitled letter – Airfix Magazine – 1970
  • untitled letter – Batman Gotham Adventures #26 – July 2000
  • untitled letter – Cars & Car Conversions – 1977
  • untitled letter – Comic Buyers Guide – March 6, 1998
  • untitled letter – Comic Buyers Guide – June 26, 1998
  • untitled letter – Comic Buyers Guide – July 7, 2000
  • untitled letter – John Byrne’s Next Men #29 – October 1994