Author Archives: Steven

2014 Convention Schedule

Plans are already in the works to finalize StarWarp Concepts’s 2014 convention calendar, and so far we’ve got two appearances locked in place: Awesome Con DC (April 18–20): It’s the second year for this fast-growing Washington, DC show, and we’ll … Continue reading

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Farewell to the Doctor

Last time, I was discussing my involvement in 2005 with an anthology called Doctor Who: Short Trips: Farewells, which was to be published by Big Finish Productions (the folks whose line of Eighth Doctor audio dramas starring Paul McGann was … Continue reading

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Happy 50th Anniversary, Doctor Who!

Okay, actually this Saturday, November 23, marks the 50th anniversary of one of the most popular science-fiction TV series of all time, but I figure why wait until then to join in on the celebration? I’m an unabashed Whovian who … Continue reading

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Fan Tales 1: Dirk Vermin and the Succubus

As some of you folks may know, I originally published my succubus character Lorelei in a couple of small-press, digest-sized comics that I wrote and drew; the Lorelei One-Shot Special was released in 1989, with Lorelei #1 following in 1991. … Continue reading

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Troubleshooters, Inc.: Coming to Comic Shops!

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An Eerie Interview

Last month StarWarp Concepts was an exhibitor at the Baltimore Comic-Con, and it was there that I met Joseph O’Donnell, publisher of the online magazine The Eerie Digest. After talking to Joe about what The ’Warp had to offer to … Continue reading

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Critics Enjoy Troubleshooting Superheroes

Confused and annoyed by the unrelenting superhero crossovers that publishers keep spewing onto comics racks? Then why not relax with a copy of our latest graphic novel, Troubleshooters, Incorporated: Night Stalkings? Written by the husband-and-wife team of Richard C. and … Continue reading

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Critics Love Our First Pandora Zwieback Annual

Forget all about that gun-totin’ “Trinity of Sin” gal from our Distinguished Competition—The Saga of Pandora Zwieback Annual #1 is the only comic starring a Pandora-named character that you need to be reading! Don’t believe me? Then take the word … Continue reading

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Pandora Zwieback Annual Expands Pan’s Saga

You are aware that our resident teen Goth and YA novel star Pandora Zwieback has brought her monster-fighting skills to comic books with her first full-length, full-color adventure—aren’t you? In The Saga of Pandora Zwieback Annual #1 Pan tries to … Continue reading

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Introducing Troubleshooters, Incorporated

Here at The ’Warp we have a thing we call “the Paniverse.” It’s the fictional universe in which our young adult series The Saga of Pandora Zwieback is set; a universe shared by other characters that fit within our horror … Continue reading

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