Publication History
- Creatures of the Id one-shot (Caliber Press). Black and white. October 1990.
- Grafik Muzik #1-4 (Caliber Press). Full color in #1-2; black and white in #3-4. 1990–1991.
- Madman #1-3 (Tundra Publishing). Black, white and blue. 1992.
- Madman Adventures #1-3 (Tundra Publishing). Full color. 1992–1993.
- Madman Comics #1-20 (Dark Horse Comics). Full color. 1994–2000.
- Superman/Madman #1-3 (DC Comics/Dark Horse Comics). Full color. 1997.
- Nexus Meets Madman one-shot (Dark Horse Comics). Full color. 1996.
- Madman/The Jam #1-2 (Dark Horse Comics). Full color. 1998.
- The Atomics #1-15 (AAA Pop Comics). Full color. 2000–2001.
- Savage Dragon #83-85 (Image Comics). Full color. 2001
- It Girl one-shot (Oni Press). Full color. May 2002.
- Spaceman one-shot (Oni Press). Full color. July 2002.
- Mr. Gum one-shot (Oni Press). Full color. April 2003.
- Madman Picture Exhibition #1-4 (AAA Pop Comics). Full color. 2002.
- Madman King-size Super Groovy Special (Oni Press). Full color. July 2003.
- Madman Atomic Comics #1-17 (Image Comics). Full color. 2007–2009.
- All New Giant-Size Super Ginchy Special! (Image Comics). Full color. April 2011.
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