Creators
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Dennis Culver
Dennis is a freelance illustrator based in Portland, OR. He illustrated True Tales of the Roller Derby and contributed a short story to the anthology JAM! He is currently working on the upcoming Odd Schnozz and the Odd... [more] -
Nunzio DeFilippis
Nunzio DeFilippis was born in New York, grew up in New York, loves New York, and lives in Los Angeles. He is a graduate of USC's screenwriting program and has written several feature films that no one will ever... [more] -
David Dumeer
David Dumeer was born and raised near Hartford, Connecticut. While growing up there, he watched way too many cartoons and began his addiction to comics. In 2005 he co-created his first graphic novel, Armageddon & Son, through Oni Press... [more] -
Marc Ellerby
Marc Ellerby, although being 22, has the cheekbones of an 8-year-old girl. Come to think of it, he's pretty skinny too. Maybe he is an 8-year-old-girl! He's drawn a variety of different comics for various minis and zines, yet his first... [more] -
Ray Fawkes
Ray Fawkes is a Toronto-based fine artist and writer of graphic novels, prose fiction, and games. Ray's work ranges in styles from introspective, dreamscape horror to bombastic slapstick. He is a two-time Shuster Award nominee in the "Outstanding Canadian Writer"... [more] -
Philip Gelatt
Phil was born in the Midwest, land of blood, fire and cows. He's mostly lived in New York for the last ten years (there was that one stint in Providence, a city he misses more than it's cool to... [more] -
Brandon Graham
Brandon Graham draws comics like shit draws flies. He was born in December of 1976, the grandson of pin-up artist Bill Randall. He grew up in west Seattle with a childhood heavy on comic books. He quit high school after... [more] -
Justin Greenwood
Justin Greenwood is a freelance comic illustrator currently living in Oakland, Ca. Since graduating from the Academy of Art in San Francisco he’s been drawing and inking the monthly comic book RESURRECTION for Oni Press. When not working you... [more] -
Marc Guggenheim
Marc, a life-long comic book reader, collector and fan, has been writing comics professionally since 2005, beginning with a two-issue stint on DC Comics’ Aquaman which he parlayed into a seven-issue run on Marvel Comics’ Wolverine, writing that title’s tie-in... [more]
