"Muggable Willy" (with Carlos Pino, episodes #2937–2978, published from 14 August to 30 September 1995) "Dead Man's Boots" (with Ron Smith, episodes #2979–2990, published from 2 October to 18 November 1995) "Block Law" (with Carlos Pino, episodes #3021–3061, published from 20 November 1995 to 11 January 1996) "Spirit of Vengeance" (with Ron Smith, episodes #3062–3102, published from 12 January to 27 March 1996) "Teutronic Knights" (with Carlos Pino, episodes #3103–3144, published from 28 March to 16 April 1996) "The Long Walk" (with Carlos Pino, episodes #3145–3186, published from 17 April to 4 June 1996) "Euroball 2118!" (with Ron Smith, episodes #3187–3228, published from 5 June to 23 July 1996) "Slugheads!" (with Ron Smith, episodes #3229–3270, published from 24 July to 10 September 1996) "Jimpy" (with Carlos Pino, episodes #3271–3312, published from 11 September to 29 October 1996) "Strangers on a Zoom Train" (with Ron Smith, episodes #3313–3354, published from 30 October to 17 December 1996) CLiNT (as Editor-in-Chief, magazine featuring TV and film-related articles and interviews as well as comic strips and serials, Titan): CLiNT #1–15 (featuring serializations Kick-Ass 2 (#1–15), Nemesis (#1–5), American Jesus (#2–7) and Superior (#6–15), 2010–2012) Original stories featured in the magazine: Space Oddities (self-contained strips by various creators): "The Diner" (written and drawn by Manuel Bracchi, in #1) "Emergency Pit-Stop" (written and drawn by Mateus Santolouco, in #2) "Fall of the Fortress" (written and drawn by Bruno Letizia, in #3) "Best Man" (written by Muriel Grey, drawn by Des Taylor, in #4) "Someone Got to Eddie" (written by Ian Rankin, drawn by Stephen Daly, in #5) "The Battle of Dansroom" (written by Ryan Schrodt, drawn by Des Taylor, in #6) "Treasure" (written and drawn by Stephen Baskerville, in #7) Rex Royd (co-written by Frankie Boyle and Jim Muir, drawn by Mike Dowling, in #1–4, 12–13 and Mark Millar's CLiNT #1) The Property (written by Stewart Lee, drawn by Steve Yeowell, in #4) Beat My Score (written by Jimmy Carr, drawn by Ryusuke Hamamoto, in #9) Reprints of previously published stories serialized in the magazine: Turf (written by Jonathan Ross, drawn by Tommy Lee Edwards, in #1–10) The Pro (written by Garth Ennis, drawn by Amanda Conner, in #5–9) Who is Jake Ellis? (written by Nathan Edmondson, drawn by Tonči Zonjić, in #8–12) Officer Downe (written by Joe Casey, drawn by Chris Burnham, in #10–11) Graveyard of Empires (written by Mark Sable, drawn by Paul Azaceta,