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In 1996, Joel went Marvel Animation to do all the character design for “The Hulk: Animated series.”. From there he went to FOX/Film Roman to Design the Emmy Award winning “King of the Hill”, then to FOX Family to Design “Nascar Racers”.

While working for animation companies, Joel was picked up for all of the licensing art for these shows and others by the licensing companies handling them. Joel’s art has appeared on products from: The Hulk, Nascar Racers, King of the Hill, Captain Scarlet, The Mask(Animation), Mighty Morphing Power Rangers, Power Rangers: Light Speed Rescue, Power Rangers: Wild Force, Harry Potter: Goblet of Fire, and more…

BIO:
Don Aguillo is a comic, gaming, and literary illustrator and graphic designer, currently living and working in San Francisco, California. With a background in fine arts along with production and stage design, he entered the comic industry through self-published anthologies with IH Studios, and launched his creator-owned series, Rise. Don moved heavily into comic cover work when he was brought on by Todd McFarlane Productions/Image Comics to work on Spawn, King Spawn, Scorched, and the Gunslinger titles (current), and soon after contributed his sequential work for a story in the DC Pride 2023 anthology, working on several projects at DC since and currently, including covers for Superman, JLA and Outsiders. He is a current artist for various Upper Deck games and card sets, Second Dinner’s Marvel Snap, Disney/Ravensburger’s Lorcana and the upcoming Overpower Card Series. He worked under Adi Shankar for his Netflix project Guardians of Justice with concept art for the characters in his universe. Don’s other cover work includes Killadelphia (Image) and Beastlands (Darkhorse), Power Rangers Prime (BOOM) and also with independent creators across the industry on various projects. He’s currently working on the reboot for Rise as well as an upcoming horror anthology dealing with Filipino folklore and urban legend integrated through the uniquely Filipino-American lens.

Johnny Yong Bosch got his start fighting giant bugs as Adam Park, the Black Ranger, Green Zeo and Green Turbo Ranger on Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. It is a role that he would play for three and a half seasons on television, two motion pictures and two special guest appearances in future Power Rangers seasons.

After Power Rangers, Johnny became very involved in the world of voice over. His first major voice acting role was Vash the Stampede in Trigun. He later went on to voice Kaneda in Akira, Renton in Eureka Seven, Kiba in Wolf’s Rain, Ichigo Kurosaki in Bleach, Lelouch Lamperouge in Code Geass, Izaya in Durarara and Yukio in Blue Exorcist, Sasori in Naruto, Artemis in Sailor Moon, Hajime in Danganronpa 2, Makoto Tachibana in Free!, Nate in Yokai Watch, Orga in Mobile Suit Gundam Iron Blooded Orphans, Haruo in Hi Score Girl, Zora in Black Clover, Jonathan in Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure, Sabo in One Piece Stampede, Giyu in Demon Slayer, Lio in Promare, Broly in Dragon Ball FighterZ, Nine in My Hero Academia: Heroes Rising and many more.

Johnny’s voice can also be heard in numerous video games. Providing voices Nero in Devil May Cry 4 and 5 (including motion capture), Kuhn in .hack//G.U., Adachi/Narukami in Persona 4, Almaz in Disgaea 3, Emil in Tales of Symphonia, Guy in Tales of the Abyss, Firion in Final Fantasy Dissidia, Bumblebee in Transformers: War for Cybertron, Yang in Street Fighter IV, Zero in Marvel VS Capcom 3. Yukimura in Sengoku Basara, Torian Cadera in Star Wars The Old Republic, Zero in Smash Bros, Iron Fist In Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 and Kung Jin in Mortal Kombat X

Johnny’s also the singer-song writer for his previous band Eyeshine and his newest music project, Where Giants Fall.

Social media @johnnyyongbosch

Over the last 4 decades Dan has worked for the major comic book publishers including Marvel, DC Comics, Dark Horse and Image on characters like Batman, Superman, Spider-Man, Justice league, Res Sonja and the X-Men.

Dan has freelanced for clients such as The Walt Disney Co, Hasbro, NBC, and musicians such as Rob Zombie and Toto. (Yes, really, Toto.)

You can find Dan and his work on both Meta platforms , bluesky , kickstarter and Patreon:

https://www.patreon.com/danbrereton_nocturnals
Dan’s books can be purchased from budsartbooks.com

Chau has played a number of diverse roles in both movies and on TV, most notably as The Shredder in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze, and as Dr. Pierre Chang in 17 episodes of ABC’s Lost.

He has appeared as Koo Yin, a Chinese consul in the drama 24 and a Chinese diplomat in Stargate SG-1. He was the voice of Quick Kick on G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero and Dr. Shen in XCOM: Enemy Unknown, and he portrayed Lieutenant Winston ‘Vagabond’ Chang in the Wing Commander III and Wing Commander IV video games. Chau has also guest starred in Alias, Criminal Minds, Grey’s Anatomy, JAG, Medium, The X-Files, and Dr. Martin Ng in the American sci-fi series Gemini Division.

His latest projects have included a Syfy production, The Expanse, starring as recurring character Jules-Pierre Mao, father of main character Julie Mao, and a recurring role as Arthur’s step-father Walter on The Tick. He has also appeared in the Disney Channel spy action comedy, K.C. Undercover, where he plays Zane, an evil villain who kidnaps K.C. and threatens to kill her family due to a checkered history with them. Most recently Chau portrayed mob boss Mr. Keo in Cathy Yan’s live action DC adaptation of Birds of Prey, starring Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn.

His first professional comic work was on Captain Britain in 1981 for Marvel UK. Marvelman for Warrior followed less than a year later. Harry Twenty on the High Rock for 2000AD allowed the hobby to become a full-time job. D.R. and Quinch followed. In 1985, Davis landed his first US work for DC Comics on Batman and the Outsiders, followed by Detective Comics. A few X-Annuals led to art duties on Excalibur. Since then he has never stopped working in comics.

His other list of credits include, but are not limited to: Wolverine: Bloodlust, creating/writing/drawing The ClanDestine, JLA: The Nail, Superboy’s Legion, Fantastic Four: The End, Thor, Captain America, Savage Hulk, three 100-page Thanos OGNs, and most recently working with Paul Levitz on the new mini-series Avengers: War Across Time.

Davis has been married to his wife Heather since 1977 with two children and four grandchildren.

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He has written for some of the biggest publishers in the business, and collaborated with industry heavyweights like Alex Ross, Gerard Way, Sam Raimi, Steve Aoki, Bill Sienkiewicz and John Paul Leon.

In addition to his work in comics, Jim has written for film, television, and video games, contributing to projects such as the Spider-Man 2 video game, Mortal Combat and the animated series Justice League, among others.

A visionary creator, Jim’s ideas about world-building have been a major influence in shaping popular culture through comics, TV, and film. His groundbreaking Earth X trilogy, which was awarded Best Series of the Year by Wizard Magazine, became the basis for much of the Marvel Universe continuity, influencing movies and TV shows such as Black Panther, Eternals, Moon Knight, Captain Marvel, and Loki.

He was the brainchild behind Batman: Hush, written by Jeph Loeb and drawn by Jim Lee, which became one of DC’s top ten best-selling graphic novels of the last twenty years. He famously brought My Chemical Romance’s Gerard Way’s Umbrella Academy to Dark Horse, and lobbied DC and Supernatural writer, Adam Glass, to make Harley Quinn a member of the Suicide Squad, leading to Margot Robbie’s involvement in three franchise films so far.

His newest book is THE FRANKINCENSE MONSTER AND OTHER CREEPY CHRISTMAS STORIES.

He was also a regular artist on Captain America in 1990–1991, while he was also working regularly on Silver Surfer. Other Marvel series he worked on during the 1990s include X-Men 2099 (1993), Spider-Man Unlimited, Dragon Lines (1993), and Venom: Lethal Protector (1993).

While Lim primarily worked at Marvel, he also worked at DC for a time in the late 1990s, providing art for the third and final year of Chris Claremont’s Sovereign Seven series. He also provided cover art & fill-in interiors for series like Hawkman, Green Lantern (vol.3) and Flash (vol. 2).

He has done work for the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise at Archie Comics, including Sonic #100.

In 1999 he was attached as artist to a failed revival of G.I. Joe to be published by Bench Press Comics with Larry Hama attached as writer.

Lim was a founding contributor to the ill-fated publisher Future Comics, and in 2002 penciled their fourth series, Metallix, for six issues.

Lim returned to Marvel in the 2000s illustrating several series associated with Marvel & Tom DeFalco’s MC2 imprint, including Avengers Next, J2 and the Fantastic Five. He contributed art in 2007 to the comic adaptation of Laurell K. Hamilton’s Guilty Pleasures, and since 2016 has been regularly providing variant covers for various Marvel one-shots, mini-series and event comics.

Eisner Award Hall of Fame inductee Wendy Pini has been drawing literally since the age of two, and has worked for Marvel, DC, First Comics, Comico, Ace, Berkley, Tor Books, and many other publishers. She is the co-creator, writer, artist, and colorist for the long-running fantasy graphic novel series “ElfQuest,” widely acknowledged as “the first American manga.” She wrote and painted two “Beauty and the Beast” graphic novels, based on the original TV series, as well as a critically acclaimed 400-page dark, futuristic reimagining of Poe’s “Masque of the Red Death,” currently in development with an award-winning team as a thriller for the musical theatre. In 2022 she story-edited scripts for Season One of Dagaz Media and Realm.fm’s 10-episode Audio Movie adaptation of the first ElfQuest novelization, “Journey to Sorrow’s End.” Her 2024 motion-comic version of “Masque” may be seen on Amazon Prime Video.

Eisner Award Hall of Fame inductee Richard Pini is the co-creator, sometimes-writer, editor, and publisher for the long-running fantasy graphic novel series “ElfQuest.” He is the author of the Eisner-nominated art book “Line of Beauty – the Art of Wendy Pini,” as well as co-author and editor of two other related volumes: “The Art of ElfQuest” and “ElfQuest – the Art of the Story.” A graduate of MIT in astronomy, as well as planetarium writer, lecturer, and teacher, he has contributed articles to national magazines on the wonders of the heavens. He managed 2018’s year-long 40th anniversary celebration for ElfQuest, and intends 2028’s 50th anniversary to be a major extravaganza. Most recently he executive-produced the ElfQuest Audio Movie and the 30-song concept album for Wendy’s “Masque of the Red Death” as well as the motion-comic version and Blu-ray available on Amazon Prime Video.

Ernie Reyes Jr. is an American martial artist, actor, and stunt performer known for his dynamic presence in action films and television. Born on January 15, 1972, in San Jose, California, he was introduced to martial arts at a young age by his father, Ernie Reyes Sr., a renowned martial artist and founder of the West Coast World Martial Arts Association. Reyes Jr. quickly gained recognition for his skills, leading to opportunities in the entertainment industry. He made his acting debut in the 1980s, starring in the TV series Sidekicks and appearing in films like The Last Dragon (1985). He performed as Donatello’s stunt double in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990) then gained widespread recognition as Keno in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze (1991) and later starred in the cult classic Surf Ninjas (1993). Beyond acting, he has worked as a stunt performer in major films, including The Rundown (2003) alongside Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008). Reyes Jr.’s contributions to martial arts in film have cemented his legacy as a trailblazer for Asian-American action stars.

Originally from the Midwest, Michelle has made her home and VO career on the West Coast the past 25 years. She’s lent her voice to many iconic and favorite anime and video game characters like Rukia Kuchiki from Bleach, Fujiko Mine from Lupin the 3rd , Luna from Sailor Moon, Sinon from Sword Art Online, NoHo and Karin from Seven Knights 2.

You can also hear Michelle as other favorite Characters Including Yoko Littner from Gurren Laggan, Jill Valentine from Resident Evil Revelations and Racoon City, Yukari Takeba from the Persona 3 & 4 Series, And Sadayo Kawakami from Persona 5, Rita Mordio from Tales of Vesperia, Katherine from Catherine and Catherine Fully Body, Young Satoru in Erased, Sakuya Tachibana from God Eater, Kirari Momobami from Kakegurui, Yuki Nagato from The Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya, Anri Sonohara from Durarara, Princess Euphemia and Young Lalouche from Code Geass, Eliza from Skullgirls, Jill Valentine in Resident Evil Revelations, C- Viper from Street Fighter, Robin, Soleil and Noire from The Fire Emblem Franchise, Tokki in Lawbreakers, Chi from Chobitz, Cream the Rabbit From Sonic the Hedgehog, She plays Sharon in the Pokemon Movie: Secrets of the Jungle as well as lending her voice to the Pokemon Series as The Little Fox Gang,and many others.

If you listen close you can also hear Michelle’s voice in popular Films and TV Shows that she lends her voice to including the The Bob’s Burger Movie, Mythic Quest, Flash, Mayfair Witches, Seal Team and many more.

Michelle is also the Creator/Producer and Voices 2 characters (Vanilla Bean Dream and Lil Thuggie) in a Puppet show for You Tube called My Thuggie Pony!

Sayger’s most recent published projects include: “Kiss”, “Vampirella vs Reanimator”, “Jeepers Creepers”, and “G.I.Joe”. Sayger has also produced covers for “Xena Warrior Princess” and “Dejah Thoris” for Dynamite Entertainment, as well as”Rom” and “Micronauts” for IDW. Past projects include a commemorative issue of “The Walking Dead”, graphic novels of “Trick R Treat” and “Krampus” based on the films of the same names from Legendary Pictures. Other well known projects include the “Superman: Man of Steel” movie, and a video game adaptation of Robert Kirkman’s “Thief of Thieves”. Sayger has drawn many other IDW projects including:”The X-Files”, “30-Days of Night,” “Robert Rodriguez’s Machete”, and “Bram Stoker’s Death Ship”.

Toy fans will remember Stuart’s work from a 2-year run drawing the “Bionicle” comic book basedon the popular Lego toy line of the same name. The series was translated to 8 different languages and distributed internationally boasting the largest circulation of any comic book in the world!

Industry clients include:

Cryptozoic Entertainment
DC Comics
Devil’s Due Entertainment
Dynamite Entertainment
IDW Comics
Image Comics
Legendary Entertainment
Lego
Microsoft
Portland Trail Blazers
Skybound Entertainment
Upper Deck Cards
Valiant Entertainment
Warner Brothers
Wizard Magazine

Kenn is most well-known for his portrayal of ‘Raphael’ in the original 1990s live-action films Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze, as both an action performer and animatronic suit performer. FUN FACT: In the first TMNT movie, Kenn plays the “Fellow ‘Chucker” foot soldier that battles Michelangelo with nunchucks. Kenn also starred in the worldwide martial arts cult hit SHOWDOWN, and kicked his way through martial arts thrillers Sworn to Justice and Recoil, he also appeared in Disney’s Newsies and Full Moon’s Doctor Mordrid. Kenn wrote all about his turtle adventures in the Amazon best selling book, Teenage Ninja to Mutant Turtle: Becoming the Reel Raphael (also available in audiobook narrated by Kenn Scott).

Brian Tochi is celebrated as the voice of ‘Leonardo’ in all three of the original 90s live-action Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles films. Brian is also widely recognized for starring in two of the most beloved comedy franchises of all time: Police Academy (as ‘Nogata’) and Revenge of the Nerds (as ‘Takashi’). A series star in 6 on-camera TV shows, he is also known for many animated roles, including ‘Shiv’ in Static Shock, ‘Master Hama’ in Johnny Bravo, ‘Liu Kang’ in the animated Mortal Kombat series, and various characters in Avatar: The Last Airbender, Family Guy, Scooby-Doo, Batman Beyond, and more; he also voices many top video games. Fun Fact: Brian is only one of two living actors to have appeared in an original Star Trek episode and returned for a subsequent spin-off in Star Trek: The Next Generation.

David Vincent is an award-winning voice actor based in Los Angeles.

David’s notable credits include:

● Kento Nanami in Jujutsu Kaisen
● Grimmjow Jaegerjaquez in Bleach
● Gilgamesh in Fate / Zero, Fate / Stay Night
● Oda Sakunosuke/Fukuchi in Bungo Stray Dogs
● Narrator in JOJO’s Bizzare Adventure
● Robin in Fire Emblem / Super Smash Bros.
● Richter Belmont in Castlevania / Super Smash Bros.
● Duval in One Piece
● Phinx in Hunter X Hunter
● Estarossa & Mael in The Seven Deadly Sins
● Marshall Law and Forest Law in Tekken
● Senketsu in Kill La Kill
● Li Xingke in Code Geass
● Naze Turbine in Mobile Suit Gundam Iron Blooded Orphans
● Van in Gun X Sword
● Seiji in Durarara!!
● Arthur Auguste Angel in Blue Exorcist
● Jin Kisaragi and Hakumen in BlazBlue
● T-Hawk in Street Fighter

Ming-Na received the first contract role for an Asian-American actor in a daytime drama when she won the part of Lien Hughes on “As the World Turns.” Other television credits include “Law and Order SVU,” “Boston Legal,” “The George Lopez Show,” “Private Practice,” and “Two and a Half Men.”

The diverse actress proved she was able to play more than the gentle wallflower June in “The Joy Luck Club,” when she tackled the roles of Chun-Li, the butt-kicking female lead in “Streetfighter”; and as the sex-hungry wife Mimi in director Mike Figgis’ film “One Night Stand.”

Ming-Na is proud to be the title voice of “Mulan,” Disney’s animated feature (for which she won an Annie Award) as well as the lead voice of Aki Ross in the stunning CGI animated film “Final Fantasy.” The talented actress has also has lent her voice for the shows Phineus and Ferb and Ni Hao Kai Lan; as well as documentaries and children’s books.

Ming can currently be seen as one of the leads of Joss Wehdon’s “Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.” on ABC. She will also be seen in the upcoming Blumhouse feature film 6 MIRANDA DRIVE opposite Kevin Bacon.

Ming-Na has been included in People magazine’s list of the 50 most beautiful people; was named one of the 100 most influential Asian Americans of the past decade by aMagazine; and was inducted into the Committee of 100. She cherishes her family time with her husband and their two children. She also enjoys painting, photography, scrap booking and decorating. Her birthday is November 20.

Born in Des Moines, Iowa and reared in the Great Plains of South Dakota, Wally developed a love for performing at an early age. At the young age of 16 he became a popular radio DJ around South Dakota, and in 1987 Wally moved to Los Angeles to pursue acting.

In the early 1990’s Wally left radio for a full-time career as a Voice Actor. With appearances on shows like “Family Guy,” “King of the Hill,” “The Simpsons,” “Invader Zim,” “The Garfield Show,” “Avengers: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes,” “Bleach,” “Tiger and Bunny,” Scooby Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed,” “Astro Boy,” Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law,” “Rugrats,” “Transformers; Robots in Disguise,” and many other TV shows, movies and videogames, his vocal and acting abilities are constantly in demand.
In the fall of 2009 he was hired as the show voice for the experimental “Jay Leno Show,” seen five nights a week on NBC. When the network placed Leno back at the helm of “The Tonight Show” in the spring of 2010, Wally went along with him and became only the seventh full-time voice of “The Tonight Show” in the show’s long history. To this day he’s the only “Tonight Show” voice to perform the job exclusively in a voice-over capacity.
Wally’s hobbies include collecting animation art, autographs, and TV and movie memorabilia, drawing, costuming, puppet building, and collectible toys. He has been active in several charities including the First Christian Church of North Hollywood, Feed the Children, and numerous others. He co-founded the charitable organization “Voices Against Cancer,” an annual event which features Voice Actors signing autographs to help fight childhood cancers.
In his off-time he loves to spend time stargazing in the beautiful desert nights of Palm Springs, California. He also enjoys driving his vintage cars; a 2003 Mustang Convertible (of which only 1300 were made), and his “Starsky & Hutch” 1974 Gran Torino.