First prowork: "FLARE FIRST EDITION #5, published by Heroic Publishing, Feb. 1993."
Dream Project: "JLA, Avengers, Bat-Anything, or Spider-Anything. Also Scooby-Doo, which I done did do."
Favorite Project of your own: "BLACK VESPER, a super-hero project I'm developing with Kat Butt Komix. In the closet as a civilian, out of the closet as a super-hero...instead of having one secret identity, he has two!"
First comic ever read: "I've been reading comics longer than I could read, so it's difficult to remember. BATMAN #251, "The Joker's Five Way Revenge," gave me my first media-inspired nightmares."
Favorite comic of all time: "First published in SHOWCASE #55, I read it as a reprint in THE BRAVE & THE BOLD #115. Entitled "Solomon Grundy Goes on a Rampage," it introduced me to some of my favorite Golden Age characters: Hourman, Dr. Fate, Green Lantern, and the misunderstood Mr. Grundy himself."
Comics you currently read: "Big Bang Comics, JLA, JSA, Hourman, Starman, Astro City, DC's Cartoon Network Books, absolutely everything Alan Moore writes, The Authority, Hellboy, EC reprints, Measles."
One person you'd like to meet: "Edgar A. Poe. I doubt if he'd be very talkative, though."
Last good movie you saw: "I abhor Hollywood films. I recently saw KISS ME GUIDO on video and managed to keep my popcorn down."
Last good book you read: "DISCOVERING AMERICA'S PAST by Reader's Digest, MALICIOUS INTENT by Sean Mactire, OUT IN ALL DIRECTIONS edited by Lynn Witt, Sherry Thomas, and Erik Marcus."
Billy or Carlos? (The first gay dolls): "Oh, is there a Billy doll? Carlos, of course."
Celebrity you would have "for a night": "Billy Zane. He'd burst into my apartment wearing his Titanic boarding clothes, roughly grab me by my corset, lecture me about my exertions below decks, and then.... ah, but I've said too much already."
Favorite gay character: "Phil Jimenez ('Ey, you didn't say he had to be a FICTIONAL character!)"

Thanks to Terrance for providing the list!

DC COMICS:

• JLA SHOWCASE 80-PAGE GIANT #1: A ten-page geek fest featuring Superman, Batman, and Green Lantern.
• SCOOBY-DOO #1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 9, 11, 20, 25, 30:...With more in the works.
• CARTOON NETWORK PRESENTS #5: A Birdman story, along with Toonami segues.
• SHOWCASE '94 #9: My first forgettable work with DC.
• SHOWCASE '96 #10: Featuring the first childhood pal I got to write, Captain Comet.
• And some upcoming projects I probably shouldn't mention yet.

IMAGE COMICS:

• BIG BANG COMICS #1 (Prose Intro), 4, 5, 7, 10, 11, 19, 24, 25: With many more in development.

DELTA COMICS:

• PORTFOLIOS #1, 2, 3, 4: First appearances of The Skulker
• THE INMATES #1, 2, 3, 4

HEROIC PUBLISHING:

• FLARE FIRST EDITIONS #5: My first published work. *snf!*

THORBY COMICS:

• THE SKULKER #1, #2, #3
• JOHNNY COSMIC #1, #2

GLA members might be particularly interested to know that I'm working with gay publisher Shane Heckethorn's Kat Butt Komix on a super-hero I created, BLACK VESPER. Due out (hopefully) in Fall 2000, it plays the idea of "secret identities"; the main character is "out" as a super-hero but "in" as a civilian. He gets his name from Shakespeare's ANTONY & CLEOPATRA.

Oh, and I've also written some things WITHOUT any pictures, but I'll assume that's off-topic. I hope I'm not suffering from delusions of grandeur thinking you might be interested.

INTERNET:

• I write a Western adventure series, "Bounties," which is updated every business day at www.giftcomics.com/bounty.htm.
• An erotic horror story, "The Ultimate Woman," is posted at atventure.com.

RADIO:

• For the nationally-syndicated AAHS WORLD RADIO, I wrote and performed aweekly feature, "The Slightly Exaggerated Adventures of Brad and Liv," a humorous super-hero serial 'starring' the two radio hosts.

FICTION:

• To ELDRITCH TALES, a horror fiction magazine, I have sold First North American Serial Rights for two original short stories, "Rat in a Maze" and "Red Sky."

NON-FICTION:

• INDY MAGAZINE, published by Blackmore, I have written several articles. A few years old now, these centered on shamelessly promoting Heroic Publishing.
• WRITERS CONNECTION, a monthly writer's magazine, I have written an informative lead article entitled, "More Than Meets the Eye: The Craft of Comic Book Writing" (Jan. 1995).

Active Member of the HORROR WRITERS ASSOCIATION.
Currently, I'm doing some corporate consulting and totally-unrelated-voice work.