Bibliography

A no-frills list of my published work, complete with names, dates, the works...

Fiction

  • Judge Anderson: Heartbreaker e-novella published by Abaddon Books, October 2014

    Psychic Judge Anderson is on the trail of a telepathic killer who has been picking off victims via ‘Meet Market’, Mega-City One’s biggest – and trashiest – dating agency. Now she must go undercover and bring the murderer to justice before the citizens attending this week’s Valentine’s Parade find themselves smitten with something even deadlier than love.

    ​Judge Anderson: Too Much Information Short fiction in Judge Dredd Megazine #361, July 2015

    Haunted libraries are nothing new, but a haunted library in Mega-City One is something else! Psychic Judge Anderson must get inside the head of an obsessive new threat to the city's bookworms.

    ​Judge Anderson: The Abyss e-novella published by Abaddon Books, December 2015

    Anderson has been sent to the most notorious criminal facility in Mega-City One to interrogate terrorist leader Moriah Blake. But when Blake’s followers take over the entire block, Judge Anderson must pass herself off as one of the inmates, trying to preserve both her life and her sanity as she tries to extract from Blake the location of the bomb she has planted somewhere in the city.

    Judge Anderson: A Dream of the Nevertime e-novella published by Abaddon Books, June 2017

    Cassandra Anderson has reached her first anniversary as a Psi-Judge, helping to protect the citizens of Mega-City One from all manner of supernatural terrors. She’s faced psychic psychos, terrorist crazies, even brought herself back from the brink of madness. Cassandra Anderson is a rookie no more! But having seen first-hand the brutality of the Justice Department, she’s beginning to question her commitment to the system of which she is now a part.

    Her fears are realised when she contracts what appears to be a deadly psychic virus, and must explore the weirdest reaches of the Cursed Earth in search of a cure. Racing against time before her mind is consumed, Anderson must face mutants, mystics and all the strangeness the Cursed Earth can throw at her as she wrestles weird forces that will dictate her destiny.

    Judge Anderson: Year One Print omnibus collecting Heartbreaker, The Abyss, A Dream of the Nevertime and the short story Too Much Information, published by Abaddon Books, June 2017; produced as an audio-book October 2017.

  • Scream Symphony Short fiction in Judge Dredd Megazine #324, May 2012

    Dredd gatecrashes a macabre premiere taking place at the Carl Heinz Clayderman Opera Dome*. (published in the Judge Dredd Megazine #324, May 2012)

    *Thargnote, see Progs 329-30

    Apology Accepted Short fiction in Judge Dredd Megazine #332, January 2013

    Repentant convict Nash Feely finds himself in Mega-City One in the wake of the Day of Chaos, but will his newfound freedom give him a chance to redeem himself or be damned? (published in the Judge Dredd Megazine #332, January 2013)

    Judge Fear's Big Day Out and Other Stories Paperback anthology edited by Michael Carroll, November 2020, collects Scream Symphony and Apology Accepted. Produced as an audiobook November 2020.

  • The Wraithbone Phoenix Warhammer Crime novel, August 2022.

    Baggit is the fast-talking ratling with an eye for the big score. Clodde is the ogryn with a heart of gold and a head full of dreams. Abhuman soldiers turned thieves in the hive-city of Varangantua, they have crossed the wrong man for the last time!

    But Baggit has learned of a score that could pay their debts and save their skins… the Wraithbone Phoenix, a fabled treasure said to be hidden somewhere aboard a decommissioned voidship with a legendary past.

    Though Baggit and Clodde are not the only ones with eyes on the prize. They’re up against some of the best, the worst and the downright craziest recidivists to ever sling a las-pistol! A veteran manhunter! An ace thief! A crazed archaeologist! A vengeful backstabber! A redemption-seeking drunkard! Cultists! Mercenaries! And worse!

    Baggit must look to the past if he’s to grab that treasure ahead of everyone else. However, legend has it that Death shall lay its hand upon any who lay claim to the Wraithbone Phoenix…

  • The Nothings in Warhammer Horror anthology Maledictions, April 2019

    A young labourer on an agri-world learns that he possesses psychic abilities and finds himself pursued by sinister entities dubbed ‘The Nothings’. He and his similarly gifted friends must use their native skills – as well as their burgeoning psychic powers – to traverse the benighted countryside, evade capture and reach their only possible sanctuary.

    The Martyrdom of Sister Ishani [originally titled Witness in Darkness] in The Book of Martyrs, a Sisters of Battle-themed portmanteau with Danie Ware and Phil Kelly, May 2021. French edition, softback edition and audiobook published January 2022.

    Stationed within the bowels of an agri-bunker, Sister Ishani of the Orders Hospitaller tends to her charges as something inhuman prowls the furrows.

  • Stormseeker: a Space Wolves story Warhammer 40,000 e-short, August 2016

    Foul-tempered and superstitious, Iron Priest Anvarr Rustmane of the Space Wolves has a bad feeling about this mission. He and his brothers have been deployed to capture a marauding Drukhari pirate unexpectedly stranded on a crystalline death world. Sure enough, upon arrival, Anvarr’s squadron are ambushed by the Drukhari’s rescue party, led by the pirate’s equally lethal twin sister. Anvarr must lead his surviving packmates in a desperate defence while imploring his own ship’s truculent machine spirit. His situation appears hopeless, but only a full would underestimate a cornered wolf…

    Pride and Penitence Blood Bowl e-short, May 2017

    ​The Bright Crusaders have somehow made it to the Purity Cup final against the Doomtown Rats, but the saintly humans are 2-1 down at halftime and most of the team has been eaten by the Skavens’ Rat-Ogre. The surviving players are now forced to rely on unpredictable star player Gerhardt the Penitent - a man famed for giving away his winnings (along with everyone else’s), sharing tactics with the opposition to ensure no unfair advantage, and purging himself of pride for scoring a touchdown by nailing himself to whatever comes to hand. Will the prospect of saving an orphanage be enough to convince Gerhardt that winning is more important than piety?

    Whispers: a Sisters of Battle story Warhammer 40,000 e-short, September 2017

    Charismatic missionary Marcus Amouris must convert a tribe of savages to the glorious creed of the Emperor, but something in the forest beyond the village is preying upon his newfound disciples. Eager to win the tribe over and prove his worth, Marcus summons the Adepta Sororitas, the Sisters of Battle, led by the brutish Sister Adamanthea, a legend of the Order of the Valorous Heart. Marcus must guide Adamanthea and her squad to the so-called ‘City of Whispers’, a mysterious ruin at the heart of the forest, a place said to be the haunt of worse than ghosts! Will Sister Adamanthea prove a match for what lurks within or will Marcus’s vanity prove the undoing of them all?

    Repentia: a Sisters of Battle story Warhammer 40,000 e-short, October 2018

    ​Lost on a feral world, a nameless Sister Repentia has miraculously survived the suicide mission that claimed her fellow penitents. Through faith and ferocity, she has recovered a powerful relic that could turn the tide in a failing campaign against the Ruinous Powers. But when her rescue ship crash lands, she and a handful of Battle Sisters must protect the relic from a ravening pack of Khornate butchers who seek the artefact for themselves. As the hunters close in on the ragged company, the Repentia must choose between protecting her newfound squadmates and honouring her own death wish.

    Martyr's End: a Sisters of Battle story Warhammer 40,000 e-short, September 2019

    ​Once a Repentia, Sister Adamanthea of the Adepta Sororitas has returned to her order and taken the rank of Dominion Superior. But some sins remain too deep to truly escape… Leading her squad in an attempt to assassinate a commander of the heathen T'au Empire in the midst of a vicious battle, Adamanthea's desire to purge her sins upon the enemy remains strong. With her drive to punish the enemies of the Emperor conflicting with her orders, can she lead her squad to victory – or will her hunger for redemption doom them all?

    Angels in the Gutter Short story appearing in the Warhammer Crime anthology The Vorbis Conspiracy, September 2022.

  • Death on the Pitch Blood Bowl collection, December 2018, reprints Pride and Penitence

    Lords and Tyrants Warhammer 40,000 collection, April 2019, reprints Whispers

    ​On Wings of Blood Warhammer 40,000 collection, September 2019, reprints Stormseeker

    Sagas of the Space Wolves Warhammer 40,000 collection, April 2020, reprints Stormseeker

    Death on the Pitch: Extra Time Blood Bowl collection, December 2020, reprints Pride and Penitence

    Only War: Stories From the 41st Millennium Warhammer 40,000 collection, November 2022, reprints Martyr's End.

  • Sharkcop 2: Feeding Frenzy Short fiction in anthology Sharkpunk published by Snowbooks, May 2015; collected in the Sharkpunk audiobook, produced by Circle of Spears, November 2016.

Audio Drama

  • Perdition's Flame Warhammer Horror audio drama performed by Grace Andrew, John Cameron Stewart, Andrew Wincott and Jo Woodcock, March 2019

    A Vostroyan Guardsman relates a tale of survival to his rescuer… Days ago he was resigned to life in the Penal Legion when his transport was attacked by the Ruinous Powers. Joining forces with his former jailer – a valiant Praetorian Captain – together they attempted to not only turn the tide of invaders, but also investigate the strange haunting that may have drawn them here in the first place.

    Watcher in the Rain Warhammer Horror audio drama performed by Matthew Hunt, Deeivya Meir, Melvin Rawlinson and Richard Reed, November 2019.

    Nominated for a 2020 Scribe Award, 'Best Audio Drama.'

    A ferocious Warp Storm approaches an ancient Administratum world, threatening to cut it off from the rest of the Imperium. As the labyrinthine city drowns in endless rain, a sadistic Imperial Interrogator has come seeking someone in particular from among the evacuees: a lowly data-drone with a terrible secret. But sinister forces move against them both and when the pair become stranded, they must rely on each other for survival as the Watcher in the Rain awaits them.

    ​Broken Saints Three-part Warhammer 40,000 audio drama performed by Steve Conlin, Sean Connolly, Jonathan Keeble, Penelope Rawlins, Richard Reed, Genevieve Swallow and Claire Wyatt, December 2019; collected in single volume, April 2020; collected again in Faith and Vengeance audio collection, 2021.

    Sister Adamanthea is an ex-Repentia haunted by a sin she believes can never be forgiven. Restored to her beloved Sororitas, hailed as a ‘living miracle’, Adamanthea finds her spirit tested to the limit when an aeons-old conspiracy threatens countless lives in the garden-temple of Concordia. Adamanthea must thwart the agents of Chaos, who seek to shatter this shrine-world, as well as all who would protect it. But who are these mysterious heretics? To whom do they owe allegiance? Will Adamanthea prove herself a legend of the Sororitas? Or is her faith nothing but a shroud of lies?

    The adventures of Sister Adamanthea continue in the short fiction Whispers, Repentia and Martyr's End.

    Dredge Runners Warhammer Crime audio drama. Performed by Kelly Hotton, Emma Noakes, Paul Putner, Jon Rand, David Seddon and Andrew James Spooner, August 2020.

    BAGGIT! He’s the fast-talking ratling sniper with an eye for the big score! CLODDE! He’s the ogryn, the muscle, the hooligan with a heart of gold and a head full of dreams! Two abhuman soldiers turned thieves, surviving in a city where only guts will get you through!

    Having landed in debt to a savage crime lord, Baggit and Clodde are sent to spy on the cleanest Sanctioner in Varangantua. Together they uncover a scam that threatens to shake the city to the core! Now there’s innocent lives at stake, as well as a fortune that could finally buy the boys a ticket out of the gutter! Baggit and Clodde must think fast and hustle hard, before death points a las-pistol in their direction!

Non-Fiction

  • Empires Of The Imagination: A Critical Survey Of Fantasy Cinema From Georges Méliès to The Lord Of The Rings (McFarland & Company, Inc., Publishers, 2005).

  • The Art of Dredd: Featuring 35 Years of Zarjaz Covers (commentary, September 2012)

    Slaine: The Book of Scars, includes The Art of Slaine (commentary, November 2013)

    2000 AD's Greatest: Celebrating 40 Years of Thrill-Power (nominated strip plus commentary, February, 2017)

    Thrill-Power Overload: Forty Years of 2000 AD: Revised, Updated and Expanded (interview, David Bishop and Karl Stock, February 2017)

    2000 AD: The Ultimate Collection #71 - Durham Red: The Scarlet Cantos (critical essay, May, 2020).

Games / Film

  • The Multilingual Misadventures of Dash and Blink: Forgotten French, Vanished Spanish and Missing Mandarin Educational game developed by Aerian Studios for BBC Bitesize with voice performances by Catherine Tate, launched October 2020.

  • A Midwinter Night's Dream Award-winning short film co-written with Martin Gooch, directed by Martin Gooch, first screened January 2019.

  • Screenplay adaptation of the horror comic published in John Carpenter’s Tales for a Halloween Night, Volume 8.

Comics & Graphic Novels

  • Age Of The Wolf Nine episodes, with art by Jon Davis-Hunt and letters by Simon Bowland, in 2000 AD #1700-08, Sept-Oct 2010.

    The world lives beneath a permanent full moon. Scientists are baffled, while religious groups hail the end of days. As winter falls and tensions rise, Rowan Morrigan finds herself at the heart of an ancient prophecy that dictates the devouring of mankind.

    Age of the Wolf: She Is Legend Ten episodes, with art by Jon Davis-Hunt and letters by Simon Bowland, in 2000 AD #1772-81, Feb-May 2012.

    Fifteen years after the events of the first series, a strange forest has sprouted from the ruins of London and Rowan Morrigan – now a mysterious figure known as ‘Little Red Robin Hood’ – must defend the human survivors against ravenous werewolves, ruthless slavers and strange post-apocalyptic cults.

    Age of the Wolf: Wolfworld Ten episodes, with art by Jon Davis-Hunt, colours by Gary Caldwell and letters by Annie Parkhouse, in 2000 AD #1840-50, July-Sept 2013.

    Another 20 years on and the world is ruled by a race of intelligent werewolves. Few human survivors remain, but Rowan is among them, now a grizzled rune-witch dedicated to exterminating the lycanthropes and breaking the 'moonspell' that threatens humanity with extinction. The aging warrior must embark on an epic hunt when her surrogate daughter is captured by an ambitious werewolf matriarch determined to bring about her own day of reckoning.

    Age Of The Wolf Graphic novel collecting all three series, published October 2014. Also collected in 2000 AD: The Ultimate Collection #143, March 2023.

  • The Magos of Malice One-shot, with art by Dani and letters by Simon Bowland, in Scream & Misty, October 2018.

    Driven by her crusade to punish the unjust, Black Beth must save a group of sacrifices from a warlock intent upon unleashing evil upon the world. But the witch Moldred has given Beth a dire warning: to undertake this mission will have terrible consequences! Will Beth heed Moldred’s advice? Or is her homicidal thirst for vengeance all that matters to her?

    The Witch Tree One-shot with art by Dani and letters by Simon Bowland, in Misty & Scream 2020 Special, September 2020.

    Black Beth runs afoul of a superstitious mob who seek to hang a captive witch – alongside any who would seek to stop them.

    Black Beth and The Devils of Al-Kadesh One-shot U.S. format comic, with art by Dani and letters by Simon Bowland, plus back-up strip Fairy Tales with art by Andrea Bulgarelli and pin-ups by David Roach and Andreas Butzbach, June 2021.

    Arriving in the sweltering coastal city of Al-Kadesh, Beth and Quido are approached by a Templar of the Cleansing Dawn, who begs them to help him combat an ancient evil. ​

    Death Carries Roses Seven-page one-shot with art by Dani and letters by Oz Osbourne in the Treasury of British Comics Annual 2024, November 2023.

    Black Beth: Vengeance Be Thy Name Softbank and webshop exclusive hardback collecting The Magos of Malice, The Witch Tree, The Devils of Al-Kadesh, Fairy Tales and the original strip Black Beth by Blas Gallego, June 2022.

  • Crabbe's Crusaders Untitled two-part story, with art by Ruairi Coleman, colours by Len O'Grady and letters by Sue-Marion Paddurii - in Monster Fun Halloween Spooktacular (#11) and Monster Fun Spooky Space (#12), October-November 2023

  • The Lady Dei'Shaan: Rage and Reason Custom one-shot, with art by Patrick Goddard and letters by Tim Crook, March 2020, character created by Tim Crook.

    Zombie Army Trilogy: A Bullet For the Fuhrer One-shot promo-comic, with art by Ben Willsher and P.J. Holden, colours by Steven Denton, letters by Pye Parr and cover by Luke Preece, March 2015.

  • Return Of The Chap Five episodes, with art by Warren Pleece, and letters by Simon Bowland and Ellie De Ville, in 2000 AD #1710-14, Nov-Dec 2010.

    Having been murdered by his creditors over seventy years ago, Dandridge's ghost is unearthed in 1981, where he finds himself not only stalked by a mysterious stranger and but also menaced by a possessed ghost-collector.

    The House That Dripped Devilry! Five episodes, with art by Jon Davis-Hunt and letters by Simon Bowland, in 2000 AD #1726-30, March-April 2011.

    Having retreated to his gothic mansion, Dandridge and his mute manservant Shelley face an unwelcome guest.

    A Christmas Ghost Story One-shot, with art by Jon Davis-Hunt and letters by Ellie De Ville, in 2000 AD #2012, December 2011.

    Dandridge recalls a chilling Edwardian tale about a little boy who receives a deadly Christmas gift.

    The Copper Conspiracy Eight episodes, with art by Warren Pleece and letters by Ellie De Ville, in 2000 AD #1824-31, March-May 2013.

    Dandridge and Shelley must retrieve a sinister artefact from a mysterious mechanical foe.

    ​Return Of The Chap Digital graphic novel collecting entire series, published October 2015.

  • Born Bad Eight episodes, with art by Ben Willsher and Lee Carter and letters by Ellie De Ville, in 2000 AD #2082-89, May-July 2018.

    Set between Durham Red’s original 1980s run in Strontium Dog and the 2000’s sequel set in the far-future, this brand-new series finds the mutant vampire bounty hunter has become a galactic pariah, a bloodthirsty abomination trusted by no one, least of all herself. Reduced to working security on a backwater planet, Red is hired by a dying gangster to find his mother, a woman with a very particular set of skills and no intention of ever being found…

    Three Gifts Nine-page one-shot, with art by Ben Willsher and letters by Annie Parkhouse, in 2000 AD #2111, December 2018.

    It’s Christmas Eve. The city is in thrall to a powerful criminal gang whose envoy comes bearing a gift for Durham Red. But the mutant vampire has brought offerings of her own. Three gifts are exchanged, each one the next step in a deadly game...

    Mistletoe Kiss Nine-page one-shot, with art by Ben Willsher and letters by Jim Campbell, in 2000 AD #2162, December 2019.

    Red corners her latest quarry in the ruins of an ancient castle, but her prey proves far from helpless as an ancient evil stirs among the stones...

    Served Cold Twelve episodes, with art by Ben Willsher and letters by Jim Campbell, in 2000 AD #2212-2219, #2221-222.

    When bloodthirsty mercenaries and their mysterious paymaster lay siege to a custody station on a remote ice-world, an imprisoned Durham Red must co-operate with jailers and fellow convicts alike if they are all to survive.

    Mad Dogs Twelve episodes, with art by Ben Willsher and letters by Simon Bowland, in 2000 AD #2326-35, #2337-38, April-June 2023.

    Durham Red, Volume One: Born Bad Digital trade collection including Born Bad, Three Gifts and Mistletoe Kiss, December 2021.

  • Hook-Jaw Nine-part series, with art by Leigh Gallagher and letters by Simon Bowland, in 2000 AD #2200-2205, 2207-2209, September-November 2020.

    Reprinted in Hook-Jaw supplement with Judge Dredd Megazine #446, July 2022.

  • Original graphic novel, with art by Trevor Denham, colouring by Ryan Winn and letters by Janice Chiang. Edited by Sandy King and Sean Sobczak, Storm King Comics, September 2022.

  • Cold Thirteen-page one-shot, with art by Ben Willsher and letters by Janice Chiang, in John Carpenter's Tales for a Halloween Night, Volume 6, Oct 2020.

    The Mime Thirteen-page one-shot, with art by Ben Willsher, in John Carpenter's Tales for a Halloween Night, Volume 7, October 2021.

    The Caretaker Thirteen-page one-shot, with art by Tom Foster, letters by Janice Chiang, in John Carpenter's Tales for a Halloween Night, Volume 8, October 2022

    These Walls Thirteen-page one-shot, with art by David Hitchcock, colours by Jack Mandrake, letters by Janice Chiang, in John Carpenter's Tales for a Halloween Night, Volume 9, October 2023.

  • The Deep End Two episodes, with art by Paul Davidson, colours by Len O'Grady and letters by Ellie De Ville, in Judge Dredd Megazine #377-8, Oct-Nov 2016.

    ​While the ghettos of Mega-City One celebrate dia de muertos, Judge Anderson is called to investigate an apparent case of possession.

    Judgement Call One-shot, with art by Paul Davidson, colours by Len O'Grady and letters by Ellie De Ville, in Judge Dredd Megazine #379, December 2016.

    It's Cassandra Anderson's end-of-year assessment, but does the Chief Judge still believe the young psychic has what it takes to enforce the law?

    Anderson: The Deep End American-format one-shot collecting The Deep End and Judgement Call, published by Rebellion, May 2017.

    Dredd / Anderson: The Deep End Trade collection featuring Anderson: The Deep End, published by Rebellion, July 2017. Also collected in 2000 AD: The Ultimate Collection #144, March 2023.

    Spellcraft One-shot, with art by P.J. Holden, colours by Gary Caldwell and letters by Ellie De Ville, in 2000 AD #2130, May 2019 - all ages special

    A little girl has been psychically absorbed by the black-market video game Spellcrafters. Mega-City One’s top telepath Judge Anderson must enter this digital fantasy world, taking up sword and shield to help the girl fight for her freedom.

    The Wolf and the Dragon, with art by Patrick Goddard, colours by Jim Boswell and letters by Jim Campbell, in the Judge Dredd Magazine #460, September 2023.

  • Duty Calls One-shot, with art by Ben Willsher, colours by Gary Caldwell and letters by Annie Parkhouse, in Judge Dredd Megazine #342, November 2013.

    The Mask Of Anarchy One-shot, with art by Ben Willsher, colours by Chris Blythe and letters by Annie Parkhouse, in 2000 AD #1910, December 2014.

    The End Of The Road One-shot, with art by Leigh Gallagher, colours by Chris Blythe and letters by Annie Parkhouse, in 2000 AD #1911, December 2014.

    Perps, Crimes and Videotape One-shot, with art by Carl Critchlow and letters by Annie Parkhouse, in 2000 AD #1923, March 2015.

    ​That Extra Mile One-shot, with art by Karl Richardson and letters by Annie Parkhouse, in 2000 AD #1957, November 2015.

    Uncivil Partnership One-shot, with art by Eric Powell and letters by Sam Gretton, in the Free Comic Book Day 2016 edition of 2000 AD.

    Nans of Anarchy Two episodes, with art by Karl Richardson and letters by Annie Parkhouse, in 2000 AD #2079-80, May 2018.

    Judge Dredd: The Cape and Cowl Crimes Collection featuring The Mask of Anarchy and Uncivil Partnership, April 2017.

  • Kid Kong Untitled strip, with art by Tiernen Trevallion and letters by A. Mann, in The Cor!! Buster Humour Special, April 2019.

    ​Kid Kong Untitled strip, with art by Hilary Barta, colours by Wesley Wong and letters by Simia Magma, in The Cor!! Buster Easter Special, April 2020.

    Cor!! Buster Bumper Fun Book Collects the first two Kid Kong stories with Tiernen Trevallion and Hilary Barta, Nov 2020.

    Kid Kong Untitled strip, with art by Tiernan Trevallion and letters by Simia Magma, in Monster Fun Halloween Spooktacular, October 2021.

    Kid Kong Untitled strip, with art, colours and letters by Karl Dixon, in Monster Fun Easter Special (#1), April 2022.

    Gran ropes Kid into working in a cat cafe, unaware that the fiendish felines of F.L.O.O.F. have plans of their own.

    Kid Kong Untitled strip, with art, colours and letters by Karl Dixon, in Monster Fun School's Out Special (#2), June 2022.

    While Gran competes in this year's 'Iron Nan' extreme sports competition, a banana-hungry Kid isn't prepared to sit on the sidelines.

    Kid Kong Untitled strip, with art, colours and letters by Karl Dixon, in Monster Fun Summer Special #3, August 2022

    Forest school takes a turn for the worst when Kid's super-strict teacher upsets the local wildlife.

    Kid Kong Untitled strip, with art, colours and letters by Karl Dixon, in Monster Fun Christmas Special (#5), December 2022

    Kid Kong Untitled strip, with art, colours and letters by Karl Dixon, in Monster Fun Ghoulish Gaming Special (#6), February 2023

    Kid Kong Untitled strip, with art, colours and letters by Karl Dixon, in Monster Fun Twisted Time Travel Special (#7), April 2023

    Kid Kong Untitled strip, with art, colours and letters by Karl Dixon, in Monster Fun Dino-Scare Special (#8), June 2023

    Kid Kong Untitled strip, with art, colours and letters by Karl Dixon, in Monster Fun Horror Holiday Special (#9), July 2023

    Kid Kong Untitled strip, with art, colours and letters by Karl Dixon, in Monster Fun Petrifying Pets Special (#10), August 2023

    Kid Kong Untitled strip, with art, colours and letters by Karl Dixon, in Monster Fun Freaky Fairy Tales Special (#11), September 2023

    Kid Kong (untitled) and Kid Kong: Draw a Monster Competition strips, with art, colours and letters by Karl Dixon in Monster Fun Halloween Spooktacular (#12), October 2023

    Kid Kong (untitled), with art, colours and letters by Karl Dixon in Monster Fun Spooky Space (#13), November 2023

    Kid Kong (untitled), three pages with art, colours and letters by Karl Dixon in Monster Fun: Christmas Special (#14), December 2023

    Kid Kong (untitled strip), three pages with art, colours and letters by Karl Dixon in Monster Fun: Monstrous Motors (#15), January 2024

    Kid Kong (untitled strip), three pages with art, colours and letters by Karl Dixon in Monster Fun: Manic Movies (#16), February 2024

    Kid Kong (untitled stip), thee pages with art, colours and letters byKarl Dixon in Monster Fun: Beastly Books (#17), Marc 2024.

  • Antiquus Phantasma One-shot, with art by Warren Pleece and letters by Simon Bowland, in 2000 AD #1631, April 2009.

    ​When a dangerous phantom escapes the British Ghost Museum, dandy ghosthunter Doctor Spartacus Dandridge is summoned to get it back. In this alternate vision of Edwardian Britain, captured ghosts are regarded as priceless antiques; the more infamous the deceased the more valuable they become. Can Doctor Dandridge recapture the errant spectre before he causes the carnage required to increase his own value…?

  • The Bødj Job One-shot, with art by Mark Simmons, and letters by Ellie De Ville, in 2000 AD Sci-Fi Special, May, 2014.

    Sam Slade is back! And he's doing a little shopping. A missing droids case leads the veteran robo-hunter and his companions - dimwit droid Hoagy and robo-cigar Stogie - into the depths of a nightmarish furniture emporium, where death comes flatpacked and escape is out of stock.

    Iron Sam One-shot, with art by Mark Simmons, and letters by Ellie De Ville, in 2000 AD Sci-Fi Special, June, 2015.

    Brit-Cit is under attack from a sentient social media virus. Anything these intolerant invaders deem offensive will be deleted! Only one man can stop them: battle-suited billionaire Leo Sharp, a.k.a. ‘IRN-BRO’. Unfortunately, the virus has imprisoned Leo inside his own armour. Now it’s up to ace Robo-Hunter Sam Slade and his hapless companions to break into Sharp Towers and reboot IRN-BRO before all life on earth is censored!

    The Droid Dilemma One-shot, with art by Mark Simmons, and letters by Annie Parkhouse, in 2000 AD Sci-Fi Special, July 2016.

  • The Weapon of a Jedi Four 18-page episodes, adapted from the novel by Jason Fry, with art and letters by Ruairi Coleman and colours by Chris O'Halloran, in Star Wars magazine #19-22, April-November 2017, Panini Germany. Collected as Star Wars: L'arme du Jedi, June 2018, Delcourt, and Star Wars Adventures: The Weapon of a Jedi, January 2022, IDW.

    Having destroyed the Empire's first Death Star, Luke Skywalker is drawn to a forgotten Jedi temple on the mysterious jungle planet of Devaron. Here he must learn to use the Force in combat if he's to survive a duel with the lethal alien scavenger Sarco Plank.

    Smuggler's Run Four 18-page episodes, adapted from the novel by Greg Rucka, with art, colours and letters by Ingo Römling, in Das Star Wars Universum magazine #1-4, January-March 2018, Panini Germany. Collected as Star Wars: La Cavale du contrebandier, February 2019, Delcourt, Star Wars Abenteuer: Im Auftrag der Rebellion, June 2020, Panini Germany, and Star Wars Adventures: Smuggler's Run, February 2022, IDW.

    Set between the events of Star Wars and The Empire Strikes Back, Han and Chewie are despatched to the backwater world of Cyrkon to rescue a Rebel agent. But there's a pack of bounty hunters on their tail, as well as infamous Imperial interrogator, Alecia Beck.

    ​Star Wars Rebels: A Trooper's Worth Twelve-page one-shot, with art, colours and letters by Cosmo White, in Star Wars Animation #1, February 2018, Panini Germany. Reprinted in K-Zone, Vol. 20, No. 9, September 2019, Pacific Magazines, Australia. Collected in Star Wars Rebels, August 2022, Dark Horse.

    Rex restores faith in himself when he, Sabine and Chopper are attacked by a swarm of deadly enemies in an abandoned Imperial scrapyard.

    Star Wars Rebels: Divide and Conquer Twelve-page one-shot, with art, colours and letters by Ruairi Coleman, in Star Wars Animation #2, April 2018, Panini Germany. Reprinted in K-Zone, Vol. 20, No. 10, October 2019, Pacific Magazines, Australia. Collected in Star Wars Rebels, August 2022, Dark Horse.

    Mandalorian ace Fenn Rau risks his life to impart a valuable lesson to a renegade trainee pilot.

    ​Star Wars Rebels: The Beast Within Twelve-page one-shot, with art, colours and letters by Bob Molesworth, in Star Wars Animation #3, June 2018, Panini Germany. Reprinted in K-Zone, Vol. 20, No. 11, November 2019, Pacific Magazines, Australia. Collected in Star Wars Rebels, August 2022, Dark Horse.

    When Ezra, Zeb and Chopper accompany the smuggler Cikatro Vizago on a routine supply mission, Vizago’s previous criminal dealings come back to bite them – literally!

    ​Star Wars Rebels: Crossing the Line Twelve-page one-shot, with art, colours and letters by Ingo Romling, in Star Wars Animation #4, October 2018, Panini Germany. Reprinted in K-Zone, Vol. 20, No. 12, December 2019, Pacific Magazines, Australia. Collected in Star Wars Rebels, August 2022, Dark Horse.

    Ruthless rebel leader Saw Gerrera will battle the Empire by any means necessary, but is he prepared to sacrifice those closest to him?

    Star Wars Resistance: The Recruit Two 12-page episodes, adapted from the first two episodes of the 2018 animated TV show created by Dave Filoni, with art and letters by Ingo Romling and colours by Cosmo White, in Star Wars Resistance Animation #1-2, May and July 2019, Panini Germany. Reprinted in K-Zone, Vol. 21, No. 1-2, January-February 2020, Pacific Magazines, Australia.

    Newly recruited by the Resistance, headstrong young pilot Kaz Xiono finds himself in over his head when assigned to a spying mission aboard the Colossus, a refuelling station on the ocean planet of Castilon. Ordered to gather information on the First Order, Kaz boasts about his piloting skills and is later forced to compete in a deadly sky race.

    Star Wars Resistance: The Triple Dark Twelve-page adaptation of episode three of the 2018 animated TV show created by Dave Filoni, with art and letters by Bob Molesworth, in Star Wars Resistance Animation #3, September 2019, Panini Germany. Reprinted in K-Zone, Vol. 21, No. 3, March 2020, Pacific Magazines, Australia.

    Kaz and BB-8 uncover information on an imminent pirate raid. They must find a way to stop it before the Colossus suffers a devastating attack.

    Star Wars Resistance: Fuel For The Fire Twelve-page adaptation of episode four of the 2018 animated TV show created by Dave Filoni, with art and letters by Cosmo White, in Star Wars Resistance Animation #4, November 2019, Panini Germany.

    Kaz befriends a charismatic sky racer named Rucklin, who pressures him into stealing a rare and dangerous hyper-fuel hidden in Yeager's office.

    ​Star Wars Resistance: The High Tower Twelve-page adaptation of episode five of the 2018 animated TV show created by Dave Filoni, with art and letters by Cosmo White, in Star Wars Fun & Action #1, April 2020, Panini Germany.

    The First Order having arrived on the Colossus, Kaz and BB-8 are determined to sneak into a private tower to find out what the enemy want.

    U.S. Reprints and Trade Collections

    Star Wars Adventures: Smuggler's Run #1-2, December 2020-January 2021, IDW. Collected in trade, February 2022, IDW.

    Star Wars Adventures: The Weapon of a Jedi #1-2, May-June 2021, IDW. Collected in trade January 2022, IDW.

    Star Wars Rebels Trade omnibus collecting Star Wars Rebels stories A Trooper's Worth, Divide and Conquer, The Beast Within, and Crossing the Line, August 2022, Dark Horse Comics.

  • Slay It With Flowers One-shot, with art by Graeme Neil Reid and letters by Ellie De Ville, in Judge Dredd Megazine #315, September 2011. Reprinted in Judge Dredd: The Mega Collection #78, June 2017 and Tales From The Black Museum, Volume Two, November 2022.

    Lovelorn botanist Crayton Stump believes he's gained the key to winning the girl of his dreams when he stumbles upon the remains of the mutant cult leader Father Earth*.

    *Thargnote: see Prog #122-125

    The Girl With The Gila-Munja Tattoo One-shot, with art by David Roach and letters by Simon Bowland, in Judge Dredd Megazine #327, August 2012. Reprinted in Judge Dredd: The Mega Collection #78, June 2017.

    A young woman with a peculiar talent finds herself on the run from one of the Cursed Earth’s deadliest assassins.

    Mom Vs. Food One-shot, with art by Joel Carpenter and letters by Simon Bowland, in Judge Dredd Megazine #339, September 2013.

    Militant mom Lydia Skrawn dares to take on the unhealthy might of the Heep O' Burgers empire.

    Chester's Web One-shot, with art by Paul Davidson and letters by Annie Parkhouse, in Judge Dredd Megazine #360, June 2015.

    When the criminals who run Sonia Braga Block murder kindly old Chester Scrooble, they find themselves stalked by an angel of death with a familiar gleam in its eight eyes.

    The Cackle One-shot, with art by Leigh Gallagher and letters by Simon Bowland, in Judge Dredd Megazine #422, July 2020.

    A young man learns that he is suffering from a terrible supernatural affliction, but is he willing to pay the price to cure it?

  • Tag Trouble Twelve-page one-shot, with art by Iain Buchanan, colours by Kat Nicholson and Jason Cardy, colour assist by R. Hogan and letters by Alex Foot, in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #33, October 2015.

    The Purple Dragons have got their hands on an experimental spray-paint. Suddenly their graffiti can take on a life of its own, as the turtles find out.

    Robo Rumble Twelve-page one-shot, with art by Ryan James Neal, colours by Kat Nicholson and Jason Cardy, colour assist by R. Hogan and letters by Alex Foot, in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #34, November 2015. Reprinted in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #61, December-February 2018.

    During a battle with bug-headed scientist Baxter Stockman, the turtles unwittingly unleash a techno-chip that can turn humble machines into war-bots - anything from an ice-cream truck to a porta-potty.

    Terror Tale Twelve-page one-shot, with art by Walter Carzon, colours by Kat Nicholson and Jason Cardy, colour assist by R. Hogan and letters by Alex Foot, in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #35, December 2015.

    The turtles take it in turns to tell a creepy campfire tale that ends in the biggest scare of all.

    King Stinkbeak Twelve-page one-shot, with art by Bob Molesworth, colours by Kat Nicholson and Jason Cardy, colour assist by R. Hogan and James Stayte, and letters by Alex Foot, in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #36, January 2016.

    Recuperating in the countryside following the Kraang invasion of New York (at the end of season two), the turtles must rescue Mikey from the clutches of a mutant owl with spectacularly gross powers.

    ​The Mighty Multi-Mutant Twelve-page one-shot, based on an idea by Krystal Cheung, art by Ryan James Neal, colours by Kat Nicholson and Jason Cardy, colour assist by R. Hogan and J. Stayte, and letters by Alex Foot, in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #38, March 2016.

    In the summer of 2015, the TMNT comic teamed up with Tesco and ran a competition for readers to design their own ‘Ultimate Baddie’. The winning creation starred in this strip in which Shredder concocts the ultimate mutant. His creation runs amok until Mikey finds an unlikely way of defeating it (with a little help from the competition winner who makes a guest appearance in the strip).

    Night of the Scare-Bros! Twelve-page one-shot, with art by Ryan James Neal, colours by Kat Nicholson and Jason Cardy, colour assist by J. Stayte and R. Hogan, and letters by Alex Foot, in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #39, April 2016.

    Mikey accidentally infects a pumpkin patch with mutagen, creating an army of terrifying ‘Scare-bros’ intent upon the turtles’ destruction.

    Cloud Pirates Twelve-page one-shot, with art by Ryan James Neal, colours by Kat Nicholson and Jason Cardy, colour assist by Randy Hogan, and letters by Alex Foot, in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #42, June 2016.

    Obsessed with pirates following an all-night movie marathon, Mikey is overjoyed when the turtles uncover a Kraang plot to gather human test subjects in a sky-ship!

    Behold, Crab-Beard! Twelve-page one-shot, with art by Iain Buchanan, colours by Kat and Jason Cardy, colour assist by Randy Hogan, and letters by Alex Foot, in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #44, August 2016.

    The turtles befriend a crustaceous fellow mutant who helps them investigate rumours of monstrous sea creatures, which have been threatening the local fishermen.

    Steam Team Twelve-page one-shot, with art by Cosmo White, colours by Kat Nicholson and Jason Cardy, and letters by Alex Foot, in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #46, October 2016.

    Now on a mission throughout time and space (following the apocalyptic finale of season three), the turtles join a pair of eccentric steampunk adventurers on a mission to destroy the nefarious Cogfather and his clockwork battle station.

    The Life Aquatica Twelve-page one-shot, with art by Ryan James Neal, colours by Jason Cardy and Kat Nicholson, colour assist by J. Stayte and R. Hogan, and letters by Alex Foot, in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #47, November 2016.

    The turtles enjoy a much-needed vacation when they are invited to attend the opening of the galaxy’s greatest water park, only to learn the park is not all that it seems.

    Burping Alien Viking Bikers Twelve-page one-shot, with art by Bob Molesworth, colours by Kat Nicholson and Jason Cardy, colour assist by Rob Smyth and R. Hogan, and letters by Alex Foot, in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #48, December 2016.

    The turtles receive a distress signal from a gang of strange alien creatures pursued by a fearsome monster, only to find they what they believed to be a distress signal was actually something else.

    Let It Grow! Twelve-page one-shot, with art by Lee Sweeney, colours by Jason Cardy, colour assist by Randy Hogan, and letters by Alex Foot, in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #53, May 2017.

    Having returned to earth (in the middle of season four), the turtles reluctantly join forces with Rocksteady and Bebop when they all become infected by a mutagenic shampoo, and a creature that can only be described as ‘Hairnado’ threatens the city!

    The Freak Seeker Twelve-page one-shot, with art by Iain Buchanan, colours by Jason Cardy, colour assist by Randy Hogan, and letters by Alex Foot, in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #54, June 2017.

    Mikey falls foul of an interdimensional travelling circus and its evil leader, the Ringmistress.

    Game Over! Twelve-page one-shot, with art by Bob Molesworth, colours by Jason Cardy, colour assist by Randy Hogan, and letters by Alex Foot, in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #56, August 2017.

    When a sinister video game zombifies the turtles, it’s up to newly qualified ninja April O’Neil to save to the city from zomebiedom.

    The Duel Twelve-page one-shot, with art by Lee Sweeney, colours by Kat and Jason Cardy, colour assist by R. Hogan, and letters by Alex Foot, in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #58, September 2017.

    Hothead Raph must learn to control his temper after letting super-cool criminal Hun goad him into a duel at an unexpectedly dangerous location.

  • A Terrible Hunt One-shot, with art by P.J. Holden and letters by Simon Bowland, in 2000 AD #1560, October 2007.

    Billionaire bloodsports enthusiast Sir Iain Zaroff is terminally ill, and has arranged to undertake a final hunt before he dies. And, yes, his prey is human (hence the allusion to the 1932 movie The Most Dangerous Game, aka The Hounds Of Zaroff. Oh, and that title refers to a very rude bit of dialogue in Withnail & I. Yeah, I’m one of those geeky writers who can’t help adding this sort of thing for their own amusement.)…

    Adventures In The War Trade One-shot, with art by Staz Johnson and letters by Annie Parkhouse, in 2000 AD #1574, February 2008.

    Bombastic ‘war director’ Cameron Vargner has successfully pitched his latest project: an invasion of the alien planet Hoojib IV. But someone has sabotaged the shoot…

    Rogue Elements One-shot, with art by Nick Dyer and letters by Simon Bowland, in 2000 AD #1597, July 2008.

    Private Investigator Dick Toogood is hired by a distraught widow to investigate the death of her husband. He uncovers a conspiracy involving the city's robot population…

    Lord Of The Fanboys One-shot, with art by Anthony Williams and Rob Taylor, and letters by Simon Bowland, in 2000 AD #1672, February 2010.

    A freak accident occurs aboard a space station hosting Earth’s most popular fantasy convention. The surviving conventioneers quickly turn feral and capture visiting actress Megan Woolf, star of the forthcoming Dragonwind movie. The studio send in the only person who can possibly rescue her from the rabid fans: Kevin D’Vaal, the reluctant creator of the entire Dragonwind franchise…

    Fast Hearts One-shot, with art by Nick Dyer and letters by Ellie De Ville, in 2000 AD #1673, February 2010.

    Nero Dimes, owner of the biggest, most high-tech casino in Nu Vegas, boasts that his joint is ‘hustle-proof’. However, Nero didn’t bank on genius gambler Traci Keene…

    MyHEAVEN® One-shot, with art by Inaki Miranda, colours by Eva De La Cruz and letters by Simon Bowland, in 2000 AD #1710, November 2010.

    MyHeaven® is the program into which the richest people on earth download themselves when they die. Fancy spending your afterlife amid the clouds? Frolicking through the Elysian Fields? Rocking out in Valhalla? No problem. However, MyHeaven® CEO Anuba Crum actually stole her successful business from her programmer sister, Felicia. When Anuba is killed, Felicia breaks into her sister’s afterlife to steal back the code to the entire program…

    Adventures in the War Trade and MyHEAVEN® reprinted in Hook-Jaw supplement with Judge Dredd Megazine #446, July 2022.

  • Poison One-shot, with art by Ben Willsher and letters by Ellie De Ville, in 2000 AD #1649, August 2009.

    There’s a new drug on the London party scene and it’s bigger than Botox. Fashion journalist Joanna Higgins investigates this rejuvenating miracle…

    Seeing Things One-shot, with art by Steve Yeowell and letters by Ellie De Ville, in 2000 AD #1662, November 2009.

    Ever since the disappearance of her young daughter, Kalpita Patel has been seeing things: hallucinations, voices, or perhaps clues to her daughter’s whereabouts…

    Lost Property One-shot, with art by Warren Pleece and letters by Ellie De Ville, in 2000 AD #1665, December 2009.

    ​Jamie works in the Lost Property department of the London Underground where he returns treasured objects to the restless dead, thus releasing them from their earthly bonds. Seeing ghosts on the underground is nothing new to Jamie until he meets a phantom that wants something more desperately than any ghost he’s ever encountered…

    Kitsuneland One-shot, with art by Mark Harrison and letters by Simon Bowland, in 2000 AD #1784, May 2012.

    ​Two British backpackers sneak into an abandoned theme park on the outskirts of Tokyo where a sinister presence awaits.

    Done Deal One-shot, with art by Tom Foster and letters by Ellie De Ville, in 2000 AD #1886, June 2014.

    Two siblings, their dying mother, and the wrong solution...

    ​Lost Property, Kitsuneland and Done Deal reprinted in The Best of Tharg's Terror Tales supplement with Judge Dredd Megazine #389, October 2017

    Poison and Done Deal reprinted in trade collection The Best of Tharg's Terror Tales, October 2023.

  • Six Brothers Three episodes, with art by Michael Dowling and letters by Annie Parkhouse, in 2000 AD #1743-45, July-August 2011.

    ​North London; the present. Three professional thieves – the Haralambous brothers – successfully break into a vault unaware that it is armed with a sinister security system that causes each brother to be followed home by a shadowy presence…

  • Chrono-Cabbie One-shot, with art by Neil Roberts and letters by Annie Parkhouse, in 2000 AD #1678, March 2010.

    The Shamans of London secretly traverse the city’s chrono-streams. But whose job is it to ferry them about? A busy ‘chrono-cabbie’ regales us with a tale of one of his more unusual fares…

    Reprinted in Hook-Jaw supplement with Judge Dredd Megazine #446, July 2022.

  • Fate of the Fairy Hunter One-shot, with art by Dani and letters by Maz Smith, in Scream & Misty, October 2017

    ​Approached by a vengeful fairy, 17-year-old Hannah learns the truth about her employer, Patricia Milson, an aging wiccan turned successful novelist. The fairy offers Hannah a fateful deal, but will she accept it?

    Strontium Dog: Trial Run One-shot, with art by Ben Willsher and letters by Simon Bowland, in the Free Comic Book Day 2018 edition of 2000 AD, May 2018.

    A train rockets through the desert radlands of post-apocalyptic London, its passengers terrorised by marauding zombie-master Carrion Jones. Hot on his tail is a young Johnny Alpha, taking his bounty hunter’s entry exam and charged with capturing Jones alive

    Garzag’s Galactic Guzzle-Pit Two-page one-shot with art and colours by P.J. Holden and letters by Dolores Warrington in Monster Fun: Spooky Space (issue #13), November 2023

    Molly’s Mummy (untitled stip), thee pages with art, colours and letters byKarl Dixon in Monster Fun: Beastly Books (#17), Marc 2024.

  • The Battle with Bular Twelve-page one-shot, with art by Ingo Romling, in Trolljager magazine #1, September 2018, Panini Germany.

    Introductory adaptation of a key action scene from Becoming: Part Two (Season One, Episode Two). Having discovered the Amulet of Merlin, schoolkid Jim Lake, Jr and his buddy Toby must now escape the ravening troll Bular the Vicious.

    Within the Woods Twelve-page one-shot, with art by Ingo Romling, in Trolljager magazine #2, January 2019, Panini Germany.

    When a pack of gargoyles are unleashed in the local woods, amateur sleuth Eli Pepperjack decides to investigate. Jim and Toby must rescue him, but can they save their friend while keeping Jim’s identity a secret?

    An Unwelcome Geist Twelve-page one-shot, with art by Tanya Roberts, in Trolljager magazine #3, April 2019, Panini Germany.

    Walking through Heartstone Trollmarket on their way to another training session with Blinky, Jim and Toby disturb a strange plant: a ravening Unglergeist! This monstrous mushroom teaches Jim a valuable lesson about the dangers of overconfidence – and why it never hurts to have a good sandwich on hand!​

    Breakdown Twelve-page one-shot, with art by Tanya Roberts, in Trolljager magazine #4, July 2019, Panini Germany.

    When the Hero’s Forge malfunctions, Jim finds himself trapped inside the immense machine and must escape the deadly jumble of cogs and gears. Then he discovers why the Forge malfunctioned in the first place...

    ​Doppel Dummies Twelve-page one-shot, with art by Ingo Römling, in Trolljager magazine #5, October 2019, Panini Germany.

    ​​Training is beginning to take its toll on Jim’s school and home life. If only there was a way in which he could be in two places at once. A Trollmarket vendor overhears and offers him the ‘perfect’ solution.

  • Dead Air One-shot, with art by Lonny Chant, in Something Wicked, October 2007.

    A Rough Trip One-shot, with art by Brian Janchez, in FutureQuake #9, October 2007.

    False Idols One-shot, with art by Paul Harrison, in The Girly Comic [online edition] June 2008.

  • Myst: Dragon’s Guard (48 pages, story by Joe Brusha, Dave Franchini, David Wohl and Alec Worley, written by Alec Worley with art by Alessio Mariani, Dario Carrasco and Gabriel Jardim, colours by Leonardo Paciarotti and letters by Taylor Esposito or Ghost Glyph Studios, February 2024)