DAVID TEKIELA
David doesn't so much as create "Comet 7", he's more just the medium from which all the characters spill forth. Ever since he was a little tyke they've been knocking about in his noggin, corporate America is just helping to force them out.

KENT EARLE
Kent is the co-writer of White Ninja. His unusual sense of humour is an obvious compliment to Scott’s. He also manages the “business” end of "White Ninja Comics".

NEIL g
Neil g is the founder of Dayfree Press, including Vault Distribution, as well as the Author of "Robot Stories", "Limited Space," and "The End Chronicles." Having escaped the clutches of Retail, braved the trials of paper-routing, and defeated an alien invasion, Neil has very simple plans for World Domination. Neil is currently suffering from creative frustration and is spenign all his time working instead of drawing.

RAMON PEREZ
Ramón ekes out his existence as an illustrator in the rpg/ccg industry drawing silly things like dragons, superheroes and scantily clad femme fatales that make him feel naughty. Since he really has no spare time, Ramón decided to collaborate with his friend rob to create "Butternutsquash"; an autobiographical account of their short – yet interesting and at times demented – friendship.

ROB COUGHLER
By day Rob toils in the numerous jobs he may have  at any time. His current line up consists of coffee whore, adult store sexpert, actor, writer and occasional radio personality. These are subject to change without notice. He is also one half of the dynamic duo behind "Butternutsquash," where he plays the part of co-scribe and colourist. Rob has been a thorn in Ramón’s side for many a year weaving tales that could not be chronicled in any other format but a cartoon.

SCOTT BEVAN
Scott is the kind of guy that sits in the corner of his classroom, and is known as “that weird kid”. His offbeat sense of humour and sharp wit has developed into a comic strip, which he created, called "White Ninja".

STEVEN CLOUD
Steven L. Cloud, a failed internet marketing executive, is unemployed. A native of Florida, he recently moved from San Francisco to New York. "Cloud" currently writes and draws the web comic "Boy on a Stick and Slither" from his modest apartment in Brooklyn. In his free time he updates a image-chat blog at www.stevencloud.com.

TOM BRAZELTON
Armed with a a crazy imagination and a lot of free time, Tom Brazelton has finally found the perfect combination of creative outlets in "Theater Hopper". An artist for as long as he can remember, the strip helps to quiet the voices who tell him to "Draw! Draw! DRAW!" Having once been a freelance journalist for both his college newspaper and The Des Moines Register, the blogs are a perfect exercise in expunging his verbose tendencies. And with his graphic design degree at the ready, the site itself has become a testing ground for his composition skills and web talents. When he's actually being paid, Tom is a full-time web designer. At home, he's a loving husband to his wife Cami and owner of a year-old beagle named Truman. If Tom could make a little money off the site, that would be great. But until then, he's happy to parade his insanity in front of his audience.

RICO SCHACHERL
Rico, artist of "Vern & Dern," was born in Austria but grew up in South Africa. Best known for co-creating the popular South African comic strip "Madam & Eve," Rico also works as an illustrator, cartoonist and comic artist for advertising, publishing and television. Besides trying to make a serious dent in the world's coffee supplies, some of his most recent project includes a 32 page adaptation of Bram Stoker's "The Lair of the White Worm" for "Graphic Classics," the weird alien invasion webcomic "An Ordinary Day" and a sketch site called "Oodles of Doodles."