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Bengal

  Bengal is a French comics artist. While he has yet to become permanent artist on any mainstream ongoing series, Bengal has made many high-profile appearances, including the Batgirl: Endgame one-shot and an issue of Guardians Team-Up. He's now officially working on a series for french publisher Delcourt, with writer Andoryss, and I'll be doing commissioned/cover work for both Marvel & DC Comics.

Andrè Lima Araùjo

  André Lima Araújo is a Portuguese architect and comics creator. He has worked for the major comics publishers in the US and with an ever growing body of creator owned projects. Soon after graduating with a Masters from University of Minho and briefly working as an architect for a year, its began his professional career in comics with Marvel, working on titles such as Fantastic Four, Avengers AI, Spider-Verse, Inhumans, Spidey and Black Panther, among many others. He has contributed illustrations to a number of additional publications (like Duncan Jones' Madi and covers for Millarworld or Giant Generator books). In parallel, he has been creating and developing my own comic projects, having published Man Plus (Titan Comics) and Generation Gone (co-created with Ales Kot, Image Comics). More recently, he worked at DC Comics, where he began his partnership with Brian Michael Bendis. His latest book is the original crime thriller A Righteous Thirst For Vengeance, co-created wi...

Daniel Warren Johnson

  Daniel Warren Johnson (United States, ...) is an American writer, designer and illustrator. Active as a cartoonist and cover illustrator, he lives and works in Chicago . He has collaborated with the most important publishing houses including Marvel Comics, DC Comics, Dark Horse Comics and Image Comics . It aroused the interest of the sector following the diffusion via the internet of the web-comic Space Mullet, published in 2016 by Dark Horse . Gets popularity and critical acclaim with the Extremity series, published by the Skybound imprint of Image Comics, for which he gets an Eisner Award nomination. Among his other works are: The Ghost Fleet, Murder Falcon, Wonder Woman: Dead Earth (for the imprint DC Black Label) .

Marc Silvestri

Marc Silvestri (Palm Beach, March 29, 1959) is an American cartoonist and publisher. He is currently the CEO of Top Cow. Silvestri began drawing books for DC Comics and First Comics, but emerged as a talent at Marvel Comics, most notably as artist on Uncanny X-men between 1987 and 1990. He later worked for two years on the Wolverine spin-off . In 1992, Silvestri became one of seven artists - with Jim Lee, Whilce Portacio, Rob Liefeld, Erik Larsen, Todd McFarlane and Jim Valentino - who broke away from the big publishing companies and founded Image Comics. Silvestri's stable of titles began with Cyberforce, under the Top Cow label. The demands of the role of editor meant that time spent on the drawing board was drastically reduced. Many of Silvestr's stories were scripted by his brother Eric. Disputes among Image's founders led to his temporary departure from the publishing house in 1996; after the split between Rob Liefeld and Image, Silvestri rejoined the company. Und...