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Man-Stag of Ozarkia: Chapter 03

An original science-fiction fantasy by Walt Jaschek, serialised in chapters. This is Chapter 03, "Lockout."

Man-Stag of Ozarkia: Chapter 02

An original science-fiction fantasy, serialised in chapters. This is Chapter 02, "Earlier That Week."

Man-Stag of Ozarkia: Chapter 01

An original science-fiction fantasy, serialised in chapters. This is Chapter 01, "Hunger Pangs."

Crescendo to my copywriting career: casting off content

I've gathered boxes of the ads, storyboards, brochures, outdoor boards, menus and even doggy bags I wrote 1988-2020, and am donating them to history. It feels good.

The best hospital marketing campaign I ever wrote.

"This is Care." That was the themeline I wrote for Central Baptist Hospital. I also wrote the big ad campaign that grew out of the line. It won awards, hearts and market share.

My script & Rick's storyboard art for a funny video about finances

Comic artist Rick (DC) Burchett helped me concoct storyboards (scripts + illustrated key frames) for a proposed series of funny social media videos for the Wells Fargo brand. Here's our first one!

The Denny O'Neil Tapes: book preview & intro

Walt's tribute to the late, great comic book writer from St. Louis (now on Amazon as paperback and hardback) includes a long interview + Denny bio + scans of a Denny Green Lantern comic script!

Earth Dude™ Comics: free preview pages + backstory

Read "Dude or Die!" preview pages, script, backstory, creator bios and more. This full-color Earth Dude tale is by writer Walt Jaschek, artist Craig Skaggs and colorist Don Secrease.

The 15 funniest radio ads I ever wrote

Because life is worth laughing.

First Marvel-method Batman comic revealed in my book

In a 1971 interview captured in my book "The Denny O'Neil Tapes," the great DC writer revealed a "Marvel Method" Bat-story was then underway. Here's a loving look at the now-lauded result, Batman 251.