Scorpion #1–2 (writer/artist) (Atlas/Seaboard, 1975) Eerie #72 (with Bernie Wrightson) (Warren Publishing, 1976) Cody Starbuck, (writer/artist), (Star Reach, 1978) American Flagg! #1–12, 14–26, Special #1 (writer/artist); #13, 27–29 (writer) (First, 1983–86) Time² (writer/artist) (First, 1986–87) Black Kiss (writer/artist) (Vortex, 1988–89) Power & Glory, miniseries, #1–4 of 4 (writer/artist) (Malibu/Bravura, 1994) Black Kiss II #1–6 (writer/artist) (2012–13, Image Comics) Marked Man (2012, Dark Horse Comicsm originally serialized in Dark Horse Presents #1–8) Buck Rogers #1–4 (2013, Hermes Press) Dark Horse Presents Volume 2 #22 George Armstrong Custer (writer/artist) (2013) Eerie #4 (2013, Dark Horse Comics) Satellite Sam (2013–15, Image Comics) Black Kiss Christmas Special (writer/artist) (2014, Image Comics) The Shadow: Midnight in Moscow #1–6 (2014, Dynamite Entertainment) Midnight of the Soul #1–5 (2016, Image Comics) The Divided States of Hysteria #1–5 (2017, Image Comics) Hey Kids! Comics! #1–5 (2018, Image Comics) Television The Flash (1990) Episode 3: "Watching the Detectives" (co-written with John Francis Moore) Episode 4: "Honor Among Thieves" (plotted with Moore, teleplay by Danny Bilson and Paul De Meo) Episode 7:"Child's Play" (teleplay co-written with Moore, plot by Stephen Hattman and Gail Morgan Hickman) Episode 8: "Shroud of Death" (plotted with Moore, teleplay by Michael Reaves) Episode 9: "Ghost in the Machine" (co-written with Moore) Episode 12: "The Trickster" (co-written with Moore) Episode 16: "Deadly Nightshade" (co-written with Moore) Episode 19: "Done with Mirrors" (co-written with Moore) Episode 22. "The Trail of the Trickster" (co-written with Moore) Mutant X (2001) (Seasons 1 and 2) Season 1: Episodes 1 and 2: "The Shock of the New" Episode 8: "In the Presence of Mine Enemies" Episode 18: "Ex Marks the Spot" (co-written with Mark Amato and David Newman) Episode 22: "A Breed Apart" Season 2: Episode 1: "Past as Prologue" References External links Official Facebook page "DC Profiles #44: Howard Chaykin" at the Grand Comics Database Howard Chaykin at Mike's Amazing World of Comics Howard Chaykin at the Unofficial Handbook of Marvel Comics Creators Interviews 1950 births Album-cover and concert-poster artists American comics artists American illustrators Artists from Newark, New Jersey Inkpot Award winners Jamaica High School (New York City) alumni Living people Writers from Newark, New Jersey People from Flatbush, Brooklyn People from Brownsville, Brooklyn People from Staten Island People from Kew Gardens, Queens