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Greg is the creator of the only comic we know of set in Seattle and featuring elf warriors: Mocktales!

More information: http://www.mocktales.com

After hovering on the peripherals of the comic industry for years, Jason finally made the decision to leave his white-collar career behind in 2008 to make the full-time jump into comicdom after providing ink assists on Darkness #39 for Top Cow and penciling Wrath of the Titans #4 for Bluewater Productions. Jason is represented by Space Goat Productions.

More information: http://jman-3h.deviantart.com/

More information: http://www.lexlothor.deviantart.com/

The legendary Len Wein has been in the comics and pop culture biz for nearly 40 years. He was the co-creator of Swamp Thing and the New X-Men, including Wolverine, as well as a host of other classic characters too numerous to mention here. He has scripted for television and movies, winning Emmy honors, and has been both Senior Editor at DC Comics and Editor-in-Chief at Marvel! In 2008, Len was inducted into the Will Eisner Comic Book Hall of Fame.

More information: http://lenwein.blogspot.com/

More information: http://www.markbrill.com/

In 2006, Randy ´Rantz´ Kintz was discovered by Bluewater Productions. He was immediately put to work on projects as diverse as Legend of Isis, Wrath of the Titans, and Jason and the Argonauts, where he provided pencils and inks on both interiors as well as covers. Prior to Bluewater, Randy self-published Inkslingers Presents and Repercussion Comics, where he mastered his ´Animerca´ style that blends modern cartoon styles with Anime.

Randy is currently working on a title from Red 5 Comics (Atomic Robo, ZMD) called DRONE. He is represented by Space Goat Productions.

More information: http://rantz.deviantart.com/

Rick Hoberg began illustrating comics in the 1970s, first in newspaper strips (Tarzan, Star Wars), then moving into comic books for Marvel and DC (such as Iron Man, Brave and the Bold, Green Arrow, and Captain Carrot. He is also active as a storyboard artist, and recently illustrated a children´s book based on the myth of Icarus.

More information: http://www.rickhoberg.com/

Tom started his career in the 90s working for Cry for Dawn Productions and Malibu Graphics. He is currently working almost exclusively for DC, where he has illustrated Star Trek, JLA, Birds of Prey, and various Superman titles (from Action to Man of Steel to Smallville), but has also worked on many Marvel books (Venom, Bishop, Gambit, X-Men, and other X-related comics) and for independents Brain Storm, Silverline, and Crossgen.

More information: http://www.myspace.com/tomderenick