Chuck Austen

Austen is divorced.[6] He has two daughters^[4] and a son.^[3]

He identifies himself as humanitarian and anti-racist.^[5] In Austen's view, the Republican Party discriminates against women, and he especially disliked the Bush administration.^[4]

Bibliography

Early work

• Eclipse:
  • Alien Encounters (as artist, anthology):
    • "I Shot the Last Martian" (written by Mark Borax, in #2, 1985)
    • "Another Man's Shoes" (written by Tim Burgard, in #5, 1986)
    • "Freefall!" (written by Len Wein, in #6, 1986)
    • "Picture Me and You" (written by Bruce Jones, in #7, 1986)
  • ISBN 1-56060-036-5
    )
    • In 2014, Marvel re-released these stories in Miracleman #7–8 (where Moore is credited as "The Original Writer") as part of the series' reprint with remastered and recolored art.
    • The remastered and recolored versions of the stories are collected in Miracleman: The Red King Syndrome (hc, 224 pages,
      ISBN 0-7851-5464-7
      )
  • ISBN 0-0615-3727-6
    )
  • ISBN 0-9130-3591-2
    )
• The Badger (written by Mike Baron, First Comics):
  • The Complete Badger Volume 4 (tpb, 144 pages, 2008,
    ISBN 1-6001-0235-2
    ) includes:
    • The Badger #20–22 (as inker on Bill Reinhold, 1987)
    • The Badger #23: "Bob" (as artist, 1987)
• Slave Labor Graphics:
  • Samurai Penguin (written by Dan Vado):
    • Samurai Penguin #3–4 (as layout artist, finishes by Mark Buck (#3) and Basilio Amaro (#4), 1987)
    • Samurai Penguin #5 (as letterer, 1987)
  • ISBN 0-9431-5106-6
    )
  • ISBN 1-59362-013-6
    )
  • Sidney Mellon's Thunderskull (as artist, with Norman Felchle; co-written by Gerard Jones and Will Jacobs, one-shot, 1989)
• The Final Cycle: Part One #1–2: "Cecilia and Garrison" (as layout artist, finishes by Basilio Amaro; co-written by Mark Clegg and Charlie Boatner, co-feature, Dragon's Teeth, 1987)
• Open Season #6: "There is Stress in This Room" (as artist, written by Jim Bricker, co-feature, Renegade Press, 1988)
• Comico:
  • The Trouble with Girls vol. 2 #3–7 (as inker on Tim Hamilton; co-written by Gerard Jones and Will Jacobs, 1989)
  • Elementals vol. 2 #4: "Into the Belly of the Beast" (as artist, written by Bill Willingham, 1989)
• Buck Rogers Comics Module #1–2 (with Mick Gray, as inker on Frank Cirocco; co-written by Flint Dille and Buzz Dixon, TSR, 1989)
• Strips #1–12 (script and art, with issues #1–9 published by Rip Off Press in 1989–1991 and #10–12 self-published as White Buffaloe
  in 1997)
  • In 1997, White Buffaloe also began reprinting the early issues with additional material as Strips: The Special Edition, but stopped only after two issues.
  • The only other publication by White Buffaloe besides the five issues of Strips was White Buffaloe HomePage, written and drawn by Austen, also in 1997.
• Hardball #1–4 (script and art, Aircel, 1991)
• Disney's The Little Mermaid #1 (as artist, written by Peter David, W. D. Publications
  , 1992)
• Cherry:
  • Cherry's Jubilee #1: "Double Your Trouble" (as artist, written by Jim Pitts, anthology, Tundra, 1992)
  • Cherry Poptart #14 (as inker, with
    Reed Waller; written and drawn by Larry Welz, Kitchen Sink
    , 1993)
• Bangs and the Gang: "Hair of the Wolf" (as artist, written by Stu Wilhelm, anthology one-shot, Shhwing Comics, 1994)