As an editor, I worked on Groo, The Groo Chronicles, Marshal Law, Last of the Dragons, the Elektra: Assassin collected edition, Blood, Hellraiser, and Nightbreed. As an assistant, you can work in Alien Legion, Video Jack, Moonshadow, the original Elektra: Assassin run, The Bozz Chronicles, Swords of the Swashbucklers, Timespirits, Dreadstar, and the last issue of the venerable Epic Illustrated.

As a writer up to DD, I'd worked on Power Line, St. George, Dr. Zero, Thundercats, Defenders of the Earth, Justice, SHIELD, Nightbreed, Hellraiser, West Coast Avengers, and Solo Avengers.

Mithra: Did you feel Terror Inc. could have lasted more than its 13 issues? 1992 was a year a lot of companies were putting out several titles. You even had him appear in Daredevil.

Chichester: Absolutely he could've kept going andcontinued to make for an interesting comic! Unfortunately, the title suffered from what was at best inattention, and at worst legitimate sabotage. Terror had a strange birth -- which kind of befits him, if you know the character at all! Marvel (in the form of Carl Potts and Sven Larsen) contacted me (remember this, it's key irony in the story) about pulling the "Shreck" character from the defunct Shadowline books into the Marvel Universe. The intent was to use him as a platform from which to revamp and reintroduce many of Marvel's "classic" horror characters of the seventies: Werewolf by Night, Dracula, Morbius, etc. But after a considerable amount of work setting up the series, it turned out that what would become the Midnight Sons "horror" titles were