Be it as a writer, editor, and/or letterer, Chas! Pangburn puts
words in balloons. He’s been fortunate to collaborate with various
creators for publishers such as Dark Horse, IDW, Image, and Scout.
In his free time, an angry corgi bosses him around for long walks
throughout Cincinnati, Ohio.
Rich Douek is an acclaimed comic book writer known for his
compelling storytelling and dynamic narratives. Known for harrowing
horror tales like Sea of Sorrows, and the Bram Stoker Award
finalist, Road of Bones. Beyond his independent work, Rich has
contributed to the Eisner-nominated Superman: Red and Blue,
Marvel's Wastelanders, and the GLAAD Media Award winning Young Men
in Love, among several other acclaimed anthologies. Rich was born
and bred in NYC, and lives just outside of it now with his family
and two cats. His work has been featured on The Hollywood Reporter,
SyfyWire, Nerdist, Rue Morgue Magazine, and elsewhere. Rich is also
an award-winning Copywriter and Creative Director, having developed
advertising campaigns for clients such as Snickers, FedEx, and Foot
Locker.
Bob Frantz is a writer who resides in Cincinnati, Ohio with his
amazing wife and two wonderfully hilarious children. When he isn't
writing funny books or preparing a snack for his kids who haven't
touched their dinner, Bob enjoys teas, fancy neckwear, and
swearing.
Kevin Cuffe is a father, a sorcerer and a comic book author. When
not herding three dogs and dealing with three tweens, he saves the
universe from extraplanar entities for the good of all mankind. He
is one half of the word bros podcast and lives in Williamsburg, VA
with his partner, Danielle.
Freelance writer, educator, and Knower of Self.
Ennun Ana Iurov (she/he/they) is a Romanian illustrator known for
their work on the young adult graphic novel Needle & Thread. For
over 6 years Ennun has created and self-published short comics and
stories focusing mainly on empowering charity zines, working with
organizations such as, Action Against Hunger, and others. Ennun's
illustration skills have a wide range from folk tales to dream core
to horror and more, and now in Whisper of the Woods will combine
all of these talents.
Joe Corallo is an award-winning editor and writer of comics. He’s
edited comics for ComicMix, A Wave Blue World, Black Mask Studios,
ComiXology Originals, Dynamite, as well as Mad Cave Studios. His
writing has been published by DC Comics, Archie, ComiXology
Originals, and Vault as well as having written Becstar, Dahlia In
The Dark, and the first volume of King Arthur and the Knights of
Justice for Mad Cave Studios. He also serves as the blog editor for
Geeks OUT, a non-profit that seeks to rally, promote, and empower
the queer geek community.
Justin Richards is a writer who mostly hides away in the mountains
of the PNW and creates comic books when they're not busy being a
parent and dog dad, working at their local comic shop and
occasionally gaming. They created and wrote the hit series Finger
Guns from Vault Comics, have appeared in many anthologies including
Lower Your Sights and Sharp Wit & the Company of Women, and have
self-published A Silent Night and Everything is Different Now with
the help of crowdfunding. Their work is usually full of horror,
satire, music and emotional devastation. When they're not writing
they can be found playing video games, re-watching Sonic 3 or
playing with their dogs.
Lela Gwenn has written Hellraiser Bestiary #4 (BOOM!), Where We
Live (Image), All We Ever Wanted (Wave Blue World), Bad Luck Chuck
(Dark Horse). She's a proud social justice warrior, and the town
weirdo in her rural community. She's currently in school despite
being way too old, but she loves it.
Matthew Dow Smith is a writer and comic book artist whose work has
appeared in Mike Mignola’s Hellboy, DC’s Starman, and many others.
He was the writer of the X-Files: Origins comic book series, the
third volume of the Dark Crystal: Creation Myths graphic novel
series, and several Doctor Who comic book stories for IDW, the BBC,
and BBC America. He is the writer and artist of DC’s middle grade
graphic novel Misfits of Magic, and creator-owned digital comics
Amelia Shadows: Daughter of Darkness, Johnny Chaos, and
Arch-Nemesis. He lives on the east coast of the US.
Tim Daniel is a comic book writer and designer. His previously
published works include Atoll, Burning Fields, Curse, Denizen, End
After End, Enormous, Fissure, Skinned, Spiritus, and The Plot. He
is responsible for the design of countless titles spanning nearly
20 years in the comics industry for almost every independent and
major publisher including A Wave Blue World, Dark Horse, Dauntless,
DC Comics, Icon-Marvel, Image, Mad Cave, Scout, Shadowline,
Skybound, Valiant and Vault Comics. Tim resides in Missoula, MT
with his wife and two daughters.,David ‘DB’ Andry is a physical
therapist and comic book writer from Sacramento, CA. His credits
include Resonant and Denizen from Vault Comics, Creepshow from
Skybound and Morning Star and Crush Depth from Mad Cave Studios. He
has signed a blood pack with co-writer, Tim Daniel, binding their
souls together for all eternity.
Dave Chisholm is a graphic novelist and musician currently living
in Rochester, NY where he received his doctorate in jazz trumpet
from the Eastman School of Music in 2013. His expertise in music as
well as his formal inventiveness within the comics medium has
resulted in a string of critically-acclaimed music-centric graphic
novels including Miles Davis & the Search for the Sound (2023, Z2
Comics), Enter the Blue (2022, Z2 Comics), Chasin' the Bird:
Charlie Parker in California (2020, Z2 Comics), and the
groundbreaking graphic novel + original soundtrack Instrumental
(2017, Z2 Comics). In his free time, Dave enjoys spending time with
his family and his cats.
Liana Kangas is a freelance comic artist, illustrator, and writer.
Current works include drawing and co-creating the comic miniseries
TRVE KVLT, written by Scott Bryan Wilson published by IDW, drawing
a short written by James Tynion IV for Razorblades, published by
Image Comics and contributing to a short with David Booher on
CANTO, Tales of the Unnamed World. Liana has also worked on the
IDW/LucasFilm title Star Wars Adventures written by Sam Maggs,
co-writing the short one-shot Seeds of Eden, co-written by Joe
Corallo, drawn by Paul Azaceta, and published by TKO Studios,
co-created and drew a mini series titled She Said Destroy, written
by Corallo and published by Vault Comics, and the BlackAF series
title Devil's Dye written by Vita Ayala published by Black Mask
Studios. Liana’s work has been featured in anthologies including
2000AD, Z2’s The Final Symphony, Joan Jett & The Blackhearts, Comic
Mix’s Mine!, Image Comics Where We Live, and A Wave Blue World’s
All We Ever Wanted, Dead Beats, Embodied and Dead Beats: London
Calling. Liana has drawn covers for series published with Image
Comics, IDW, Comixology, Oni Press, Ahoy, Vault, Mad Cave and Scout
and licenses such as Star Trek, Star Wars, Dark Spaces: Wildfire,
and more. You can find fun features of Liana’s work on Nerdist,
SYFY Artists Alley, Panel x Panel as well as featured articles on
Deadline Hollywood, Newsarama, Paste Magazine, AIPT, Doom Rocket,
Multiversity, Comics Beat, Vice, and Comics Alliance.
Andriy Lukin is a comic book creator and graphic designer from
Sumy, Ukraine. As a letterer, Andriy won Mad Cave Studios’ Talent
Search 2022 and his works were published in a variety of books,
including Lower Your Sights, Down Below, and Dagger Dagger. He also
specializes in creating logotypes, book design and cover art for
comic books, music albums, tabletop games and other art forms.
Frank Cvetkovic is a comic book letterer who hates when people
assume that all he does is put words inside bubbles. There’s a
little more to the job than that. For instance, sometimes he puts
them in boxes. His work can be seen in Hey Mary!, Toxic Summer, and
Gatchaman: Galactor.
Joe Hunter is an artist based out of Toledo, Ohio. Outside of the
independently published BEAST HEART! STRIKERS, his work can be
found in RADIANT BLACK from Image and the Ringo Award-nominated
LOWER YOUR SIGHTS anthology. He likes wrestling, tokusatsu, and
people doing cool things in spandex in general. He hates talking
about himself and had his very patient fiance write this bio.
Justin Birch is a Ringo Award-nominated letterer born and raised in
the hills of West Virginia. Lettering comics since 2015, he is a
member of the lettering studio AndWorld Design and has worked with
AWA, Boom!, DC, Dark Horse, IDW, Image, Mad Cave Studios, and
numerous indy publishers. Justin still lives in West Virginia, only
now it’s with his loving wife, daughters, and their dog, Kirby.
Micah Myers has lettered stories and books for DC Comics, Image,
Dark Horse, IDW, Mad Cave, Webtoon, Devil’s Due, Heavy Metal,
Aspen, Starburns, Scout, Darby Pop, and many others. He has worked
on comics with Steve Orlando, Matthew Erman, Magdalene Visaggio,
Michael Avon Oeming, Mark Bertolini, Joe Corallo, Shane Berryhill,
Cullen Bunn, Josh Blaylock, JT Krul, Chris Sebela, Curt Pires, and
many more.
Eisner-nominated letterer Pat Brosseau is a veteran of the comics
industry, having contributed to titles across every major
publisher, including Hellboy, Wolverine, Aliens vs. Predator,
Batman, Justice League, Wonder Woman, Creepshow, and Dick Tracy. He
lives in Northern Vermont with his wife and daughter.
Stelladia is a Spanish comic artist and colorist with a background
on visual development for animation. They enjoy working on fantasy,
sci-fi and children tales (with a bit of spookiness in them). Some
of their past work include The Wilds #4 (Black Mask), Submerged
(Vault Comics), Metaphorical Her (Webtoon) or the animation
short-film "Johanne" (Dragonbee). When they are not making comics,
you can probably find them doing crafts, home-gardening or studying
philosophy and anthropology.
Taylor Esposito is multi-award winning comic book lettering
professional, owner of Ghost Glyph Studios, and teacher at the
legendary Kubert School. A former staff letterer at DC and
production artist at Marvel, he has lettered titles such as Red
Hood and The Outlaws, Robin Lives!, and Harley Quinn The Eat KILL
Bang Tour; Flash Gordon, Edenfrost (Mad Cave Studios), Exorsisters,
Drawing Blood (Image); Babyteeth, Maniac of New York, Bunny Mask
(Aftershock); No One Left to Fight and Survival Street (Dark
Horse). Other publishers he has worked with include BOOM! Studios
(Amory Wars, Fence) Dynamite (Elvira, Space Ghost, Jonny Quest,
Green Hornet), and IDW (Brynmore).
Miguel is a graphic designer, comic book letterer, and illustrator
specializing in editorial design for comics books and novels. He
letters most of Mark London's work at Mad Cave including
Battlecats, Wolvenheart, and Honor and Curse.
“The devastating war in Ukraine has affected everyone involved, but
children particularly. The international comics community has come
together for this heartbreaking and inspirational series of stories
and artwork to benefit those children. It’s an investment that’s
worth making. Overall: 10/10”
*Comicon.com*
“As an anthology collection, Lower Your Sights is meant to lift
your spirits, open your mind, & show you things that will anger
you, break your heart, and let you hope that someday we can watch a
news report that doesn’t include bombed out homes and displaced
families. [...] With all of the insane talent involved, this book
from Mad Cave Studios is bound to have at least one thing in it
that you love. Given the purpose behind it, that one thing has to
be worth the time you took to find it. Final Score: 13/13”
*The Pullbox*
"Lower Your Sights has some of the most emotionally resonant
material to tug at people’s heartstrings. Every writer and artist
has something to share about how war affects people. It’s a long
and complicated process that might grant a better perspective. With
all profits going to a charitable cause, I can tell you that it’s
well worth an investment. Overall score, 10/10."
*Gutternaut*
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