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Roberto is a writer, illustrator, and comic book artist. Roberto & Rick, his co-writer & brother, began working on their original comic, Carlos the Kaiju Killer, in 2019. The story merges eastern and Caribbean cultures, with strong ties to native Taino folklore. It features Carlos, a seemingly average man, who comes to the heroic rescue of his city, only to learn he isn’t average at all.Three years later, Carlos the Kaiju Killer became one of the top-selling indie comics in Austin, and is now in its 5th issue. Roberto continued to create art and, in 2022, he collaborated with Matt
Since 2011, Matt Frank has been known in both Japan and America as the "Kaiju King," becoming the fan-favorite artist for all things giant and monstrous! His first official foray into the Godzilla franchise was as a cover artist for Godzilla: Kingdom of Monsters for IDW Publishing, and he continued to make covers for Godzilla: History's Greatest Monster in 2012. By 2013, he headlined the 25 issue series, Godzilla: Rulers of Earth, the longest running Godzilla comic ever published, as a story co-developer, cover artist, and lead interior artist, and the series became an instant classic among fans. In late
World-renowned illustrator, author, comic strip artist, and songwriter, Guy Gilchrist is best known as Jim Henson's cartoonist. He created the “Muppets” comic strip (printed worldwide in 660-plus newspapers daily from 1981 to 1986), and was instrumental in Henson's "Fraggle Rock," and the creation of “The Muppet Babies.” Some of his iconic Muppets artwork was enshrined in the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D.C. and his work was declared a National Treasure in 1984 by First Lady, Nancy Reagan. Throughout the years, Guy Gilchrist has set his hand to some of the most beloved, high-profile cartoons, such as "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles,”
Dexter Vines was born and raised in Atlanta GA and is one of comics most prolific and well respected artist inkers in the comic book business with over 25 years experience. Dexter has worked for almost every major comic publisher from Marvel, DC and Dark Horse Comics over his long career. Having worked on some of the biggest projects from Superman/Batman, Civil War and Wolverine: Old Man Logan all which have been turned into major block buster movies.
Timothy Zahn was born in Chicago in 1951 and grew up in the western suburb of Lombard. He attended Michigan State University, earning a B.S. degree in physics in 1973, and moved on to the University of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana. He earned a M.S. degree there, also in physics, in 1975, and continued work toward a doctorate. Also in 1975, he began a new hobby: writing science fiction. At first a strictly spare-time avocation, over the next three years he gradually gave more time to it until he sold his first story in December 1978 (“Ernie,” Analog, September 1979). In
Sean Kelley McKeever is an Eisner Award winner for his body of comics writing, which includes SPIDER-MAN LOVES MARY JANE, SENTINEL, MYSTIQUE, TEEN TITANS, THE INCREDIBLE HULK and his creator-owned series, THE WAITING PLACE. Outside of comics, he's written for the IRON MAN: ARMORED ADVENTURES cartoon and the award-winning STAR WARS: THE OLD REPUBLIC video game, among others.
Artist Rodney Ramos has worked on just about every major character for Marvel Comics and DC Comics with a flourish that makes him a master at his craft. He began his storied journey in comics as a Romita Raider at Marvel Comics, learning his craft under the legendary John Romita, Sr. Regular work on titles like "Psi-Force," "What The!?," "Thundercats," "Punisher War Journal," "Amazing Spider-Man," and "Iron Man" followed, as well as work on Green Lantern, Batman, Wonder Woman, and much more. His works include masterful craftsmanship for clients ranging from Valiant, Malibu, Acclaim, Marvel UK, and Neal Adams Continuity
