[T_Casey_Brennan]

I wrote Vampirella stories in the early '70s; my first story was in #5; I wrote the series in #s 17-21. I was interviewed on the internationally syndicated X-Zone radio show on January 3, 2006. You can still listen (for 30 days) by going to the shows archives and scrolling to this year's first show…

http://xzone-radio.com/archives.htm

There's also a full biography on me in FOLLOWING CEREBUS #6, just released, and available at comic shops and Tower Records outlets internationally…see URL at…

http://spectrummagazines.bizland.com/fccurrent2.chtml

Best,

T. Casey Brennan

[David C. Matthews]

Your name does sound familiar, although I have to confess I'm not familiar with your work. (A situation I guess I'll have to correct… 😀 )

In any event, welcome to the forum!

[T_Casey_Brennan]

Your name does sound familiar, although I have to confess I'm not familiar with your work. (A situation I guess I'll have to correct… 😀 )

In any event, welcome to the forum!

Thanks, dc!  Here's one of my old comics, THE BLACK MISTRESS, from TARA ON THE DARK CONTINENT#2, copyright 1979 by Paragon Publications:

http://www.popimage.com/content/images/blackmistress1.jpg

http://www.popimage.com/content/images/blackmistress2.jpg

http://www.popimage.com/content/images/blackmistress3.jpg

If you click on the lower right hand corner of each image, it gets bigger and easier to read.

Best,

T. Casey

[David C. Matthews]

THAT'S where I remember your name from… you used to do stories for Bill Black!

I worked with him a little bit back when he first launched Americomics (now AC Comics); my wife and I did color separations, and I drew a 4-page "Tara on Jungle Island" for Americomics #2. The gory details are here.

That black-and-white Paragon stuff brings back some memories…

[Cowprobe]

Thanks for the look at your writing with art attached to it. I enjoy the pulp feel.

While the Black Mistress doesn't seem like a psycho weilding dynamite she'd certainly be able to hold her own amoungst the Spider and the Shadow.

Thanks for peeking in here and saying hello.

Welcome!

We've got a story section if you ever feel the need to fire up the word processor.  😉

[Delmo Walters Jr.]

I see I wasn't the only one shot down by AC because I put muscle tone on women. Still, they did use a pin-up I submitted for their swimsuit issue contest as the cover to Femforce #83 so, better than nothing.

[T_Casey_Brennan]

THAT'S where I remember your name from… you used to do stories for Bill Black!

I worked with him a little bit back when he first launched Americomics (now AC Comics); my wife and I did color separations, and I drew a 4-page "Tara on Jungle Island" for Americomics #2. The gory details are here.

That black-and-white Paragon stuff brings back some memories…

That "dream sequence" link is DYNAMITE!  Here's the latest Harris trade paperback to reprint my old stuff..

http://store.vampirella.com/noname1.html

[T_Casey_Brennan]

Thanks for the look at your writing with art attached to it. I enjoy the pulp feel.

While the Black Mistress doesn't seem like a psycho weilding dynamite she'd certainly be able to hold her own amoungst the Spider and the Shadow.

Thanks for peeking in here and saying hello.

Welcome!

We've got a story section if you ever feel the need to fire up the word processor.  😉

I'm now a singer/lyricist in a band called FRANKENHEAD; a video of my song LET THEM RISE was on the Halloween episode of a local punk rock show, Crazy Mark TV.  Crazy Mark has posted the LET THEM RISE video at his site:

http://www.marktv.net/crazy-mark.html

You should be able to get it directly with this URL:

http://www.marktv.net/FRANKENHEAD.mov

Kitaro's Sideshow, podcast in Israel
just played LET THEM RISE on show #36…it's at:

http://sideshow.libsyn.com/

The song & refs to me are on toward the end.

Here's what the site says:

"Fri, 18 November 2005
Kitaro's Sideshow #36
A solo show. Feat music by Beat & Path, T. Casey
Brennan and more. Reviews on the movies: Tim Burton's
Corpse Bride, Lord of War, Flightplan and Threshold.
The comic book DMZ and the books the man in the maze,
and childhood's end. Have fun"

This is my band's page (my 2 songs are SOCIAL WORKER BLUES and LET THEM RISE:

http://www.norecordlabel.com (do an insite search for my band, FRANKENHEAD)

Celebrity Homeless List w/my name, plus fan pages about me…

http://www.angelfire.com/stars4/lists/homeless.html

This is a comic book oriented fan page with the trenchcoat photo:

http://www.darkelfdesigns.homestead.com/mkultra02.html

This is my column at Popimage:

http://www.popimage.com/industrial/conjurella092204.html

This is a Canadian JFK page with the trenchcoat photo cropped:

http://www.angelfire.com/me/carcano

This is from The Konformist magazine; scroll down to get the trenchcoat photo cropped & with caption: "sexiest JFK MK-ULTRA assassin alive":

http://www.konformist.com/mkkafe/tcasey/tcasey.htm

This is from a professor at the University of Rhode Island; no photo:

http://karws.gso.uri.edu/JFK/Conspiracy_theories/Brennan–Conjurella/Brennan.html

Satanic Reds T. Casey Brennan fan page…satire of Hare Krishnas; has trenchcoat photo wreathed in flowers:

http://www.geocities.com/tcb_sr

Anathema Research's original T. Casey Brennan archive reposted with new material by the Mind  Control Forums, but no photo:

http://www.mindcontrolforums.com/tc/tcasey.html

This is the NEW TCB fan page, with Clinton document, but no photo:

http://pw1.netcom.com/~mthorn/0brennan.htm

[T_Casey_Brennan]

I see I wasn't the only one shot down by AC because I put muscle tone on women. Still, they did use a pin-up I submitted for their swimsuit issue contest as the cover to Femforce #83 so, better than nothing.

  Don't take it too hard.  Black's comics are held in great esteem, but he's far from being the best liked guy in comics.  Hey gang, the X-Zone interview with me, T. Casey Brennan, is still archived…scroll down to the January 3, 2006 show and click on PLAY NOW, at…

http://www.xzone-radio.com/archives.htm

Best,

T. Casey

[Delmo Walters Jr.]

I didn't but, was disappointed when seeing AC use artists I knew I could do better than.

[Author]

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