Jake Ekiss is a graduate of the University of North Texas Drawing and Painting Program. Jake is a freelance illustrator and provided pencils and color for the Space-Gun webcomic. In addition, he is one of the two creators of Synesthetic and a founding member of Space-Gun Studios. www.jakeekiss.com |
Vinh-Luan Luu is a graduate of UNT with a degree in Communication Designs. He is a freelance designer working with clients across the globe; he is also a founding member of Space-Gun Studios as well as the inker/letterist on Space-Gun the webcomic. |
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Evan Bryce has worked on comics such as Markosia's The Hunger, and the Desperado anthology Negative Burn. He has also been featured in The Astounding Wolf-Man by Robert Kirkman. Evan is one of the two creators of the Synthetic and a founding member of Space-Gun Studios evanbryce.blogspot.com |
Matthew Warlick is Dallas based freelance illustrator, designer and art director. He has worked within some of Dallas’ premier design and interactive agencies, and had his first comic work Weird West published in 2008’s Terminus Special #1. Matthew is a founding member of Space-Gun Studios. He is also a xenomorph and this is a bug hunt. |
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Anthony Balderrama has a M.A. in Writing at DePaul University in Chicago. Although a lifelong Texan, he does not have an accent. However, he cannot go two hours without saying Howdy and Y'all. |
Johno Kantz is a resident artist of Antarctic Press with published works such as Legend of Darkwood, How NOT to Draw Manga, and Monkeybug Madness. |
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Nate Bramble is a Dallas area independent cartoonist and has been self publishing his comic books for the past two years. His books Bramble Vine Comics and Digital Strips can be found in several local comic shops and Texas comic book cons. www.bramblevinecomics.com |
Paul Milligan is one of the only Irishmen in the world who doesn’t like beer. Not even Guinness. To this day he cannot appear in public without being pelted with potatoes. He is currently involved with the non-profit organization The Hero Foundry. |
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Joshua Boulet was fatally wounded, in 1987, while on duty as a Police Officer. Seeing the potential in him, a private corporation rebuilt him into a Robot Cop. But to everyone’s disa-ppointment, Josh began a career as a comic book artist– after brutally avenging his death. Part Man. Part Machine. All Artist. |
Kathryn Petroff runs her own commission-based company out of Dallas. Her works in conté, oils, and photography are displayed all over the world in private collections and public exhibits. |
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| Chris L. Carr (C.L.), native of Northeast Mississippi, was first introduced to comics at the age of six years old. The combination of comic books with his overactive imagination has him working on several projects currently. | Chris Reid, writer extraordinaire, has published works through Antarctic Press such as Legendss of Darkwood, How NOT to Draw Manga, and Monkeybug Madness. |
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Delphi is Cheryl Anderson, singer / songwriter born in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, and raised just east of Dallas. She is currently coaxing songs from the ether which center around the mysteries of power structures, ancient civilizations, and human spirituality. She currently resides somewhere in Texas with lots of books, a dog, a bike, and a piano, and thoroughly enjoys the exercise of writing about herself in the third person. |
Ryan ‘Random’ Roberts is a current art student with the University of North Texas. Ryan is a freelance artist and illustrator who writes his own stories for the HiB webcomic. His art style and sense of humor is as random as his name suggests. |
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David DeGrand has been drawing cartoons since being forced to draw a comic strip for a fifth grade art class. After graduating college with an art degree, his work has appeared in various galleries as well as being published in various websites and newspapers. |
Kevin Steele is a character designer/ illustr-ator living in Dallas, Texas. To date, he has worked on several creative projects including concept work on PC games such as Blair Witch 3 and CounterStrike: CZ and the occasional comic work. |
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Jose Esquivel hails from the city of Matamoros in the South Padre Island area. He moved to North Texas in ‘97 and is pursuing a career in Graphic Design. He is a skrull and thinks the Onslaught saga is the best story told. |
Grant Sutherland, who believes himself |
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Brad W. Foster is an illustrator, cartoonist, writer, publisher, and whatever other labels he can use to get through the door. His work has appeared in over a thousand science fiction fanzines, plus old-time comics like Shadowhawk and The Mechthings. |
Orlando Taylor is a recent transplant to Dallas, Texas from his native city of St. Louis, MO. He became a huge fan of comics as a pre-teen and is working on several comics and an animated project currently. |
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A.C. Hall is a journalist/novelist/comic book writer from Fort Worth, Texas. Born in 1981, A.C. wowed doctors by writing his first story at the age of five hours old. He is immortal. |
Don Thomas is an illustrator hailing from Atlanta, Georgia. His professional credits include Heroes of the Hackleage for Kenzer & Co’s Knights of the Dinner Table comic book and Image comics Big Bang Summer Special. Don first drew comics after seeing the Batman TV show and has not stopped since. |
