Nick Andreychuk |
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NICK ANDREYCHUK sold his first short story the same day he wrote it. Since then, he’s accumulated over 250 credits that cover the spectrum of comic scripts, essays, novels, short stories, and screenplays. A Derringer Award Winner, Nick uses his given name for action, adventure, mystery, and thrillers. In science fiction and fantasy, he writes as NICK AIRES, and has been an L. Ron Hubbard Writers of the Future Finalist. In horror and dark fantasy, he writes as NICHOLAS KNIGHT, and has received an Honorable Mention in THE YEAR’S BEST FANTASY AND HORROR. Nick is currently writing comic series for Atlantis Studios and Atomic Pop Art, including QUEEN OF THIEVES and BENGALI, and he has shorts in publications such as Judge Dredd Megazine and Tales of Lara Croft. Nick feels that a reviewer’s summary of his novel JUDGMENT DAY (coauthored as J.J. ACE) sums up the type of stories he loves to write: "There is non-stop action, great character development and an exciting storyline in this unique speculative fiction work. J.J. Ace has written a work that will be put on the readers' keeper shelf." (The Readers Guild) |
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Mike Buckley |
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MIKE BUCKLEY started out in comics by managing a comic shop, while honing his writing craft. One day, David Campiti walked in, and introduced himself. "It was lunchtime, we split a sub, and talked comics. We became good friends, and remain so to this day. When he started Innovation Comics a few years later, he called and told me to write a story. Shortly thereafter, "Hero Alliance Quarterly" #1 contained my first professional published story." He's since written a wide variety of genres for various publishers including Image and Avatar, and still managing to have fun writing. |
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David Campiti |
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DAVID CAMPITI has, in his 25 years in the comic book industry, been a writer, a freelance editor, a designer, a packager, an editor-in-chief, a publisher, and an agent. He began in 1982 freelance writing for Pacific Comics, while advertising director for the L.G. Balfour Company in Massachusetts and, later, public relations coordinator for the United Way of New England. Beyond his years writing radio and television ads, radio drama, print ads, scripts, and entire websites, David has written for books and magazines, including Writer's Digest, The Writer, Playboy, Mad Magazine, Comics Buyer's Guide, Comics & Games Retailer, Variety, The Vampire Companion, Starlog, and more. He has also written hundreds of comic book properties as varied as Superman, Lost in Space, Dark Shadows, Beauty and the Beast, Hero Alliance, and T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents, among others. |
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Mort Castle |
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Pulitzer Prize-nominated author MORT CASTLE's credits are many and varied: 2001 Bram Stoker award nominee for the short story "I Am Your Need," appearing in Brainbox II, Son of Brainbox, edited by Steve Eller, Irrational Press. Moon on the Water, fiction collection, mass market paperback, Leisure Books. Nations of The Living, Nations of the Dead, fiction collection, Prime Books; Buckeye Jim in Egypt: An American Audio Journey (Spoken word and music CD), Lone Wolf Audio Publications. Forthcoming in "Author's Preferred Editions" from Overlook Connection Press/Infinity: Cursed Be the Child, with an introduction by Gary Braunbeck; The Strangers, with an afterword by Marc Paoletti. |
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Jinky Coronado |
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JINKY CORONADO is known internationally as a writer, illustrator, musical performer, and model. Her first music CD, BANZAI GIRLS, performed with her sister Michelle, has just been released, as have the BANZAI GIRL series of comic books and graphic novel, which she wrote and co-illustrated, as well as handling the publicity. She has appeared in such diverse publications as FHM, MIRROR, PLAY, WIZARD, and FEMME FATALES, as well as a series of calendars. She is currently co-writing a new project called KAT and is developing a special project near and dear to her heart. |
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Roland Green |
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ROLAND GREEN's career spans over 32 years as a published fiction writer, 26 years as a book reviewer, and over a decade as a comics scripter, including two CONAN mini-series for Marvel and an upcoming RED SONJA. As book reviewer, he was columnist for the Chicago Sun-Times for 13 years, and has reviewed SF, fantasy, and military history for BOOKLIST magazine since 1979 and for PUBLISHERS WEEKLY since 1999. His many novels include the series Conan, Mack Bolan: The Executioner, Soldiers of Barabus, and Richard Blade, as well as the WANDOR series, PEACE COMPANY series, STARCRUISER SHENANDOAH series, GREAT KING'S WAR (with John F. Carr), and many TSR fantasy novels, among others. Most helpful of all has been his agent, David Campiti, who can claim indispensability, as well as his commission. |
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David Hayes |
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DAVID HAYES is an award-winning screenwriter with published fiction, comics and books. He began his career in 1996 in the back alley, rat-infested Chicago theatre scene and the rest is history. His first film, "Shower of Blood" went on to some critical b-movie success and he has been steadily writing vibrant and popular genre fare ever since. Comics are his first passion and he has recently begun a heavy push for funny book legitimacy with the Easter Falls mini-series, scripting the independent team superhero book The Stormchasers and a series of shorts in independent anthologies. |
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Kevin Juaire |
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KEVIN JUAIRE began his career in comics way back in 1984 as a participant in the D.C. Comics New talent program. He has created or co-created such diverse titles as Greylore, Hero Alliance, G.I. Rambot, Power Factor and Terra 1. Much of his career has included frequent collaborations with Glass House head honcho David Campiti. Throughout the years Kevin has had the good fortune to work with some of the industries finest artists such as Bart Sears, Ron Lim, Tom Lyle and Carmine Infantino. |
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David Lawrence |
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DAVID LAWRENCE began working professionally in comics in 1985. He co-created and wrote the popular EX-MUTANTS series for Eternity, Amazing and Pied Piper Comics, working with artist Ron Lim. David also created several spin-offs of the series. These included the NEW HUMANS and WILD KNIGHTS and SOLO EX-MUTANTS. At Innovation, Lawrence wrote for several super-hero series, co-creating the LUNATIC FRINGE, and writing for JUSTICE MACHINE and HERO ALLIANCE. He also wrote for the humor anthology title OVERTURE (which he still insists should have been titled Hold the Onions!) Lawrence has degrees in English writing and U.S. history and is currently researching several historical topics for non-comics projects. |
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Stephen D. Sullivan |
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STEPHEN D. SULLIVAN is the multiple award-winning author of over 20 published novels and novelizations including The Fantastic Four (2005), The Dying Kingdom, Elektra, Spider Riders, The Lion, and The Scorpion. In his twenty-five years as a publishing professional he has worked on top projects in books, comics, and games. His credits include Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Dungeons & Dragons, The Simpsons (Treehouse of Horrors), Speed Racer, Thunderbirds, Dragonlance, Darkwing Duck, and many others. Hire him and see why his reputation for reliability and quality are unparalleled! |
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