Enrica is the founder and editor-in-chief at Red Stylo Media. She is the writer and creator of Azteca, a comic series and motion comic. Her screenplay The Freshmen was made into an award-winning short film, Frienemies in 2011. Read more about her at enricajang.com.

Andrew Jerz was raised on a Sandy Beach off of Route 3A a few miles south of Boston, USA on the passing tales of glory in a place called Cohasset Town. By trade, he was a butcher – was well learned and well paid, but like the old boardwalks and family-owned hardware stores of his hometown that knelt to progress, his trade’s lost to memory. He courted Sally Quigly, who was as pretty as you pleased, but a rogue child of Mary of the Boston branch of the Tea Party. He lost her to a carnival ride operator with a bald head as smooth as a baby’s ass, and when he took her back to Ohio he took away Andrew’s soul. It was at this juncture that he became an illustrator, training under the likes of James Ransome, Roger Demuth, John Thompson, and Jerome Witkin – a genius painter that once referred to illustrators as “the barnacles that feed on the whale of Fine Art.” More personally, John Thompson once referred to Andrew’s work as “fuzzy, at its best.” Andrew has done editorial work for a number of publications mostly headquartered between Springfield, MA and Buffalo, NY at equally spaced intervals along the I-90 corridor (once known as the Mohawk Trail and, at some points, the Erie Canal); he has lived in Boston City with his illustrious Common Sense Advisor, Susan, since the rare old times.

Jason Strutz is an illustrator and artist for the comic series The Order of Dagonet, written by Jeremy Whitley. He lives with his wife/editor in Carrboro, NC. See more of his work at StrutzIllustration.com

Phillip was born and raised in Dallas, Texas. He graduated in 2011 with a BFA in Sequential Art from the Savannah College of Art. He plans to pursue his MFA at SCAD as well. Though predominantly a comic artist, Phillip also enjoys storyboarding, character design, and playing Pokemon.

Mark Mullaney is an artist from Boston, Massachussetts. See more of his work at www.themahk.blogspot.com.

Marta Tanrikulu edits and writes technical, educational, marketing, and creative materials, including the occasional story. Trained as a scientist, she worked as a researcher and editor in the biotech industry before founding her company, TanMar Editorial.

Ben Frazier has been drawing since he could hold a pencil, and through his father and mother, the love of comics started early. In 2000, Ben illustrated his first comic script. Shortly after, he stopped buying comics and just made his own. After a few more years and other miscellaneous scripts passed over his desk, Ben developed his own style of art and storytelling.

Kyle Richey is a freelance writer and author. He resides in Maple Shade, New Jersey and is currently at work on his own self-published series, Accord, a Cold-War era action/love story.

Alex Cormack is an illustrator/animator from Boston MA. His work has been seen all over the world in different publications, websites, and at festivals receiving awards and critical acclaim. He graduated from the Art Institute of Boston where he received a BFA in animation. For more information check out www.AlexCormack.com

Jason is a 2011 Eisner Award nominated writer of The Cape one-shot, Kodiak, and The Cape mini-series. He makes his home in The City of Champions, Massachusetts, with his two sons.

Andre, ink/color/lettering king, is also the artist and author of two graphic novels: Flagler’s Few and the Reaper of St. George Street and the sequel, Victor’s Revenge. He is always working on many, many projects–too numerous to ennumerate here. Andre resides in Savannah GA.

Talented artist and international man of mystery. His bio is illustrious, as is his work.

Sherezada Windham-Kent is a writer and filmmaker living and working in the San Francisco Bay Area. Her short film, Everything I Needed to Know About Zombies I Learned From the Movies participated in film festivals in New York, Chicago, Milwaukee, and San Francisco in 2009.

Talented artist and international man of mystery. His bio is illustrious, as is his work.