agreement with Wizards on royalties. In 1996, Erick Wujcik convinced Howarth to relicense the Bugtown rights to him, although Wujcik never actually published a game based on the comic. Howarth did write and draw a Bugtown/Amber crossover called "Amber Raves of Pain" for Amberzine #6 (February 1994) through #9 (January 1997). In 1994–1995, Antarctic Press published Howarth's four-issue series Konny and Czu. The MU Press imprint Aeon Press published Howarth's six-issue limited series Comix of Two Cities in 1996. The DC Comics imprint Helix released Howarth's three-issue limited series Star Crossed in 1997. In the 2000s, Howarth published the six-issue series Bugtown and the second-volume of Keif Llama: Xeno-Tech (also six issues), both with MU Press. Since 2008 Howarth has published a number of prose novels and short story collections through a print on demand service. In 2012, Sonoluxe Records released Howarth's 110 page graphic novel The Last of the Neon Cynics as a PDF File on an Enhanced CD also featuring nine pieces composed by musician Bill Nelson as a soundtrack. Set in the 23rd century, the Science-Fiction Western features an intergalactic cowboy called Cassidy. The same year, Howarth contributed a comic to accompany Arthur Brown's CD The Magic Hat. Bibliography Afternoon in the Sun (Howski Studios, 1976) Sand Scripts (Howski Studios, 1977) Rock Horror, 3 regular issues (Howski Studios, 1979) — co-starring Savage Henry The Hoobi Yaps Artifact (Howski Studios, 1983) The League of Mikes (Howski Studios, 1983) "Fire Shrine Trilogy" (1983–1987): Temple Snare (Howski Studios, 1983) — reprinted by MU Press in 1990 (with W. E. Rittenhouse) The Anti-Chair! (Rhesus Records, 1983) — reprinted as This Is Heat (MU Press, 1993) (with W. E. Rittenhouse) Faith of the Foe (Fandom House, 1987) Mailing Mike (Howski Studios, 1984) The Mighty Virus (Howski Studios, 1985) WRAB: Pirate Television (Howski Studios, 1985) — spy thriller co-starring the Post Bros and M. Boche Those Annoying Post Bros, 63 regular issues plus 3 annuals (Vortex Comics, 1985–1990; Rip Off Press, 1991–1994; MU Press, 1994–1998) Particle Dreams, 6 regular issues (Fantagraphics, 1986–1987) Savage Henry, 33 regular issues (Vortex Comics, 1987–1990; Rip Off Press, 1990–1993; Caliber Press, 1994; MU Press, 2004) The Savage Sword of Mike (Fandom House, 1988) — guest-stars Ron Post., 36 pp. Keif Llama: Xeno-Tech vol. 1, 6 regular issues (Fantagraphics, 1988–1989) Vigilante Rocker (Reflex magazine, early 1990s) — collected by Howarth with new material; stars Ron Post; 31 pp. The