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	Howard Chaykin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Howard V. Chaykin (born 1950) is an American comic book writer and artist famous for his innovative storytelling and sometimes controversial material.
		Howard Chaykin began his career in comics as an assistant to such artists as Gil Kane and Neal Adams before going solo.
		Chaykin also protested DC's proposed system of labelling comics for violent or sexual content: seeing this as censorship, Chaykin (along with Alan Moore and Frank Miller) boycotted DC and refused to work for the company.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Howard_Chaykin (1295 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Howard Chaykin
		Chaykin described the mini-series as "'The Untouchables' meets 'West World' at Epcot." The Challengers of the Unknown is a group of fictional characters created by Jack Kirby for DC Comics.
		Howard Chaykin is a creator that warrants any amount of acclaim he’s received over the years.
		Howard Chaykin: As banal as it may sound, the title is the primary appeal.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Howard-Chaykin (2651 words)

	Howard_Chaykin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Chaykin's main influences are the late 19th and early 20th century book illustrators Howard Pyle and Charles Robinson and little of his work has been for the super-hero genre.
		Chaykin produced a number of projects for the ''Heavy Metal'' and ''Star Reach'' anthology magazines including the space opera hero Cody Starbuck that revealed an interest in sexually explicit material as well as graphic violence.
		Chaykin has also been active in television since the 1980s, acting as Executive Script Consultant for ''The Flash'' and ''Viper'', and has most recently acted as head writer on ''Mutant X''.
	goc.subdomain.de /Howard_Chaykin (449 words)

	FANBOY PLANET.com .: mc-howardchaykin1 :.
		In the early eighties, Chaykin set comics on their ear with the ground-breaking American Flagg!, a series that didn't just synthesize many of his themes into one cohesive work, but also brought page design, lettering and space into the overall effect of a book in a way that few had attempted.
		In the mid-eighties, DC tapped Chaykin to reinterpret the classic pulp hero The Shadow for a modern audience, and after a successful launch, Chaykin turned the reins over to an up and coming young artist named Kyle Baker.
		Chaykin: One of the things about comic book conventions these days is that you're seeing more and more wives with their husbands.
	www.fanboyplanet.com /interviews/mc-howardchaykin1.php (2009 words)

	Amazon.de: Mighty Love: English Books: Howard V. Chaykin,Dave Stewart (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Chaykin's still a remarkable, quirky artist, fascinated by patterns in fabric and in buildings, detailing carefully rendered facial expressions with sharp, zigzagging lines.
		Writer-artist Chaykin was one of the biggest names in 1980s comics, largely because of his irreverent sf title, American Flagg.
		The plot here is unnecessarily convoluted, and Chaykin's lighthearted approach doesn't dig into the potentially interesting issue of a lawyer and a cop resorting to vigilantism.
	www.amazon.de /Mighty-Love-Howard-V-Chaykin/dp/1563899302 (556 words)

	Comics2Film: Words From Here: Howard Chaykin
		Now, I didn't know how long Chaykin had been in the industry before Black Kiss, but it was obvious from the get-go, the man knew what he was doing.
		Chaykin's Shadow books came out before Black Kiss, and I was excited as hell to have found something of his that was pre-Kiss.
		Both were taken from original series and transformed into beautifully rendered and frightening tales that stemmed from Chaykin's fascination of science fiction, fantasy, history and sex.
	www.comics2film.com /WFH/WFHChaykin.shtml (1640 words)

	Comic creator: Howard Chaykin
		Howard V. Chaykin was born in Newark in 1950.
		Chaykin started his career in comics as an assistant to Gil Kane.
		Howard Chaykin also works as an executive script consultant for televsion on such serials as 'The Flash' and 'Viper TV'.
	www.lambiek.net /artists/c/chaykin_howard.htm (276 words)

	Vampirella \| Magazine \| Issue 7 \| Howard Chaykin Joins the Club
		Chaykin is widely acknowledged as a master of the craft, with a bibliography as impressive as it is long, a feat made more impressive by the fact that he often does nearly all the heavy lifting on his books solo: writing, pencilling, inking.
		Ironically, Leto, the character Chaykin and company crafted to remove vampires from their spiritual baggage, happens to be a priest, albeit a vampire priest, the first of his kind in the Catholic Church.
		Chaykin is open to the idea as well, but he's not waiting for that to happen to work with Hahn again.
	www.vampirella.com /Magazine/magazine7/chaykin.html (1796 words)

	Graphitti Designs Presents... NEWSARAMA - CHAOS COMICS AUCTION PAPERWORK FILED
		Chaykin's stories were multi-layered, electric, funny, inspirational and most of all, smart.
		As a fan, I would never have thought I would get a chance to hang out with Howard, but that's one of the, if not the best, perks of being a pro; getting to publish their newest work is the proverbial icing on the cake.
		Coming off a long stint writing primarily for TV, Howard Chaykin is returning to comics in a big way in 2004 with several new and groundbreaking series for WildStorm, Vertigo and DC.
	www.newsarama.com /pages/JimLeeWeek/Leearama_3.htm (2001 words)

	Adventures Into Digital Comics \| Howard Chaykin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Howard Chaykin was born in the early 1950s in Newark, NJ.
		Howard Chaykin pioneered the graphic novel in the USA with Empire, The Stars my Destination and The Swords of Heaven and Flowers from Hell.
		Howard Chaykin is still working on the Star Wars series.
	www.toptwothreefilms.com /people/howardchaykin.html (131 words)

	BLACKHAWK: BLOOD AND IRON
		Enter Howard Chaykin, a brash young comics artist who cut his teeth on science fiction and fantasy work for DC and Marvel in the seventies.
		Chaykin tends to repeat himself, so his work here is not that different from his other projects (e.g., Black Kiss, Midnight Men, Power and Glory, or his more recent Batman: Dark Allegiances), but Blackhawk benefits from Chaykin’s obvious love of the forties look.
		Chaykin is a very design-oriented artist, with great layout work and a talent for fabulous clothing, cars, and architecture.
	members.surfbest.net /argentium@surfbest.net/blackhawk.html (1151 words)

	HOWARD CHAYKIN: BACK TO THE DRAWING BOARD
		Born in Newark in the early 1950s, Howard Chaykin wanted to be a cartoonist since discovering comics around the age of four.
		Chaykin’s first job in mainstream comic books was in DC romance titles, a genre which soon died out.
		Chaykin’s wish for royalties was understandable, given his weak financial standing at the time.
	comicbookbin.com /bubble072.html (2879 words)

	Don Markstein's Toonopedia: American Flagg!
		He is assisted by a talking cat named Raul and the fact that he's one of the few characters in sight with anything resembling a conscience.
		But even though Chaykin was back on board, it had lost momentum, and the new series ended after only a year.
		Chaykin's Flagg is still highly regarded by many comics readers — but like much near-future science fiction, events have passed it by, rendering it just an interesting period piece.
	www.toonopedia.com /flagg.htm (420 words)

	Will Eisner: A Spirited Life Interview Series: Howard Chaykin Interview
		Seeing Chaykin was occupied with a bunch of autograph seekers, I dropped a postcard on his table and tried to move on quickly.
		Howard Chaykin agreed to be the first in the "Will Eisner: A Spirited Life Interview Series." The following conversation took place by telephone on March 2, 2006.
		In fairness to Howard Chaykin, I need to point out that an error was made in the press release announcing this series - although it does not appear in the interview itself.
	www.aspiritedlife.com /blog/2006/06/howard-chaykin-interview.html (4576 words)

	First Mutant's Mutant X Warehouse - Howard Chaykin: S1 Head Writer
		Howard Chaykin was the head writer for the first season of Mutant X. According to Tribune Entertainment's executive producer, Seth Howard, Chaykin left Mutant X as season two was being produced, due to "creative differences".
		It was 2000, and Chaykin had just come to a parting of the ways with his last television show, the syndicated Mutant X. "It was a great job, a good ride.
		Some fascinating Chaykin interviews about his ideas on Mutant X can be found on Sci-Fi Weekly, Comics Continuum 3/5/02, Comics Continuum 2/6/01, Comic Book Galaxy, and Sci-fi Wire.
	www.greatestjournal.com /users/firstmutant/17695.html (178 words)

	Simonson and Chaykin Talk History and Hawkgirl
		Walter Simonson and Howard Chaykin, the new team on DC’s Hawkman, er Hawkgirl, beginning with issue #50 have known each other for decades, yet the new assignment marks one of their very few collaborations, and their first ongoing work together ever.
		Howard would come into the studio, sit down at the board, grab a cigarette, and was off and running at full speed.
		WS: The only thing that Howard and I really did together like this was a backup story in Orion that I plotted and Howard drew it and scripted it.
	www.strange-haven.com /news/112705/simonson-chaykin-hawkgirl.html (3960 words)

	Brill Building: Talkinâ Chaykin: The Scorpion #1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Chaykin working within the Code and, as Jeff Rovinâs article for The Comics Journal #114 proves, working for a very conservative publisher.
		Chaykinâs line here is a lot looser than we usually see, even looser than on Black Kiss or Challengers of the Unknown (the issue that came out this week as great).
		Chaykin did create the character of Dominic Fortune that appeared in various Marvel books and is seen as his way to continue working on The Scorpion character.
	brillbuilding.blogspot.com /2004/10/talkin-chaykin-scorpion-1.html (918 words)

	COMICON.com: CHAYKIN DRAWING BLADE FOR MARVEL
		Fan-favorite artist Howard Chaykin has officially been announced as the artist on the launch of the upcoming Blade series alongside writer Marc Guggenheim.
		Chaykin, probably best known for his American Flagg series, is ready to take the vampire-hunter to new heights as he combines horror with super-heroics.
		Howard's style is "clean" enough to give it that classic super-hero look, but he can also pull off the darkness that a vampire-hunting comic requires.”
	www.comicon.com /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=36&t=005265 (834 words)

	Howard Chaykin
		Continuing the "Skull" trend--thanks to Scott Kurtz for these great pictures--here we see legendary writer/illustrator Howard Chaykin sharing a Skull with the uncomfortable...
		Howard Chaykin talks to Eisner’s biographer Bob Andelman about his...
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	www.logicjungle.com /wiki/Howard_Chaykin (193 words)

	TIME.com -- Andrew Arnold: An 'American Century' of Unrepentant Crime
		Howard Chaykin was one of the guys paddling the boat.
		Backroom political scheming is kept to a happy minimum as Chaykin makes sure to include enough cursing, killing, and nudity (not to mention fouled-toilet-bowl fishing), to keep action fans turning the page.
		But now, assuming Howard Chaykin and company don't blow it, all at once mainstream pulp comics have caught up with their healthfully evolved book and movie relations.
	www.time.com /time/columnist/arnold/article/0,9565,127864,00.html (825 words)

	FANBOY PLANET.com .: mc-howardchaykin2 :.
		Howard Chaykin, swearing to a confused fan that, yes, he did draw the original ten issues of Star Wars...
		Chaykin: I always have an assistant, because frankly, I've been doing this long enough that there's a lot of stuff I just don't feel like doing anymore.
		Chaykin: I think Black Kiss is one of the funniest things I've ever done, a darkly funny comedy.
	www.fanboyplanet.com /interviews/mc-howardchaykin2.php (2332 words)

	Comic Book Galaxy - Pushing Comix Forward Since 2000.
		Chaykin has also enjoyed a long career in television, heavily involved in the production of The Flash, Viper, Earth: Final Conflict, Mutant X and other series.
		He describes himself as having a "youthful attitude problem," and attitude has in large part defined his comics work, a defiant, iconoclastic body of work that ranks as among the most unusual and exciting in comics history.
		Special thanks to Howard Chaykin for taking the time to participate, to Abhay Khosla for consultation, and to Joe Rybandt for his assistance in setting up this interview.
	www.comicbookgalaxy.com /chaykin.html (1834 words)

	Amazon.ca: Challengers of the Unknown: Books: Howard Chaykin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Chaykin, updater of such other DC properties as the Shadow and the Blackhawks, radically retools here.
		Retaining just the title and the "borrowed time" premise, he uses those as pegs for a mixture of over-the-top action, macho derring-do, and smartass social satire at the expense of terrorism, media manipulation, and Fox News.
		Chaykin's Challengers are disparate rebels (industrial saboteur, hip-hop artist, muckraking blogger, etc.) who, unbeknownst to themselves, have been turned into genetically enhanced professional killers.
	www.amazon.ca /Challengers-Howard-Chaykin/dp/1401209416 (397 words)

	Dynamic Forces: American Flagg - Raving Toy Maniac - The Latest News and Pictures from the World of Toys
		The first volume also includes a nine-page prelude written and illustrated by Chaykin that was never printed in the original comic.
		"Howard and I have been close friends for years, but have never worked together on a project of this scale, and scope.
		To be part of the process that will put this masterpiece into the hands and onto the shelves of fans both old and new, is truly an honor.
	www.toymania.com /news/messages/5516.shtml (835 words)

	NEWSARAMA.COM: HOWARD CHAYKIN ON GUY GARDNER: COLLATERAL DAMAGE
		Little did Howard Chaykin know that a cover he produced years ago would lead to work today.
		So Chaykin started turning the idea of the character - as well as his place in the current DCU - over and over in his head.
		The miniseries lets Chaykin play not only with the Green Lantern Corps, but the larger space side of the DCU as well.
	www.newsarama.com /dcnew/GreenLantern/GuyGardner/CHAYKINGARDNER.html (1562 words)

	Howard Chaykin interview (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Chaykin: The original franchise was drawn by Bob Oksner, and I’m ashamed to admit I don’t remember who wrote it.
		Chaykin: The second arc in American Century is an adventure that takes place in Hollywood in the early 1950s.
		Chaykin: In the comic book universe, we’re doing a new book called Blackhawk 4000, which revives the old Blackhawk characters and does World War II in space.
	www.westfieldcomics.com /wow/low/low_int_053.html (925 words)

	Comics2Film: Power & Glory
		A source with connections at Disney tells Comics2Film that plans for a movie version of Howard Chaykin's satirical Power and Glory may be set aside in favor of another superhero project.
		Although Chaykin is not directly involved with the production he is in regular communication with the producer.
		One revelation is that, although Chaykin is an experienced screenwriter, he will not be writing a script for this movie.
	www.comics2film.com /PowerGlory.shtml (706 words)

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