Adam Yeater -- onelastday.storenvy.com
Adam Yeater was a dumpster baby who survived on rats and rotten food until he became rich from self publishing his comic book called One Last Day.
Birdie Birdashaw -- www.bunnyvomit.com
When birdie is not serving epic high fives
or sharing pictures of his food on instagram he’s writing and drawing
comics for your pleasure, and maybe some of your money in the future.
After discovering punk rock in his teenage years, Brad Dwyer
played in a variety of loud, obnoxious bands before eventually applying
the same D.I.Y energy and aesthetic to self-publishing autobiographical
mini-comics (in addition to occasional stories of fiction).
Bryan 'bg' Graham is an artist and designer. He has a deep love for
comics and has been self publishing his own books since the end of 2009.
Damon is a Navajo comic creator that has been self-publishing his own comics since he was 16. He lives in
Phoenix and loves it there because it has a great local comic scene. His
comic is called Interstellar Comix because the book is filled
with short stories and they tell vary in topic and tone. He feels that
interstellar could apply to sci fi action stories and to love stories at
once.
DIY Comic Artist - Creator of Cousin Harold, the world's greatest rat detective webcomic. Other creations include Jenny Spookawski, Lollygaggin' Adventures and Get That Chicken.
Dennmann has been making mini-comics since the mid-90's and is a trend
setter when it comes to creating original self-made/self-published
books.
Eric writes, illustrates and publishes a mini comic called Ocho. Ocho is the story of an alien missionary sent to make Earth a better place. Ocho is the longest running indie comic book in Arizona and 2015 marks Ocho's 20th year of publication.
Javier is a DIY cartoonist, creator of such comics as EL MUERTO, THE COMA and
WEAPON TEX-MEX, which he publishes under his own imprint, LOS COMEX. He's
also the Associate Producer of the award-winning El Muerto live-action
film adaptation and he co-founded the LATINO COMICS EXPO. He teaches comic
book workshops throughout Los Angeles in schools and libraries.
Kevin Coulston is an accomplished Comic Author, Illustrator, and
Digital Art Director. Kevin broke into the Web Comics scene back in 2009
with his Pop Culture Parody Comic, “StaleBacon”. His other works
include the time travel comedy “Teenage Paradox” and more recently his
all-ages/kid friendly comics “Dylan McVillain - A Super Villain with the
Best Intentions” and “The Adventures of a 4th Grade Space Captain”
Part comic artist, part ANSI artist, all cop .. or something. Reset Survivor takes his love of video games, indie comics, and not-quite-popular culture and smashes it all together to (hopefully) bring something different to the DIY comic scene.
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