Wayne Howard

Wayne Wright Howard is best known for his horror work for Charlton Comics in the 1970s. He studied at the Wesleyan University, and began contributing to some amateur comic magazines in the mid-1960s. He joined Wally Wood's studios around 1969. Howard did work for DC titles like 'House of Mystery' around this time, and later also worked as an inker for 'Dark Mansion', 'Weird War Tales' and 'Secrets of Haunted House'. During his early professional years, he also drew for 'Web of Horror' by Major Magazines.

From 1972 to the mid-1980s, he was mainly active for Charlton Comics. He worked as an artist, inker and occasional writer for many ghost and horror titles, including 'Ghost Manor', 'Ghostly Haunts', 'Haunted', 'The Many Ghosts of Doctor Graves', 'Monster Hunters', 'Fightin' Marines' and 'Valley of the Dinosaurs'. In 1973-74, he also did inking jobs for Marvel, contributing to 'Gullivar Jones', 'Haunt of Horror', 'Spider-Man and Sub-Mariner' and 'Worlds Unknown'. He additionally drew for Gold Key's 'Ripley's Believe it or Not' and 'The Twilight Zone', as well as the Warren magazines Creepy, Cronk and Eerie.