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The Rogues' Gallery
Editorial Staff
is Editor-In-Chief of Fanzing.com. He is the world's biggest Elongated Man fan
and runs the only EM fan site.
He lives in Rochester, MN.
AIM: Fanzinger
ICQ: 70101007
David R. Black is Fanzing.com's magazine editor and chief archivist. A big fan of "The Warlord," he has a cat named Shakira and is looking for a girlfriend named Tara....
Fanzing's Art Coordinator is a professional Illustrator and a Legion of Superheroes fan. He's a native of Mobile, Alabama, but is currently in Madison, Wisconsin. Phil's art is showcased in our first comic book, "Fanzing Presents: Job Wanted", available in comic shops December 3rd, 2003. Please ask your local comic book vendor to carry "Job Wanted"!
Letters Editor Chaim Mattis Keller, aka Legion-Reference-File Lad, is a computer programmer who lives in New York City with his wife and four children.
Fiction editor Nicolas Juzda
is currently studying law in Saskatchewan. He fills the void that was left in
his soul by contributing to Fanzing. He has twice been among the winners in
the Bulwer Lytton Fiction Contest for bad writing.
AIM name: nwjuzda
Staff Artists
Gregory "Xsufiru" Agustin creates Fanzing's animated banners. A Product Marketing Manager for one of Silicon Valley's top firms, he is currently pursuing his MBA degree while maintaining his humble pet project, the JLA Watchtower Web site
Roy G. Bivolo, also known as the Rainbow Raider, left a lucrative career at DC to beome the host of Fanzing's art gallery. Color blind since birth, he has carved a reputation as an artiste extraordinaire.
is the creative genius behind "Zingers." He's also from Minnesota (deal with it). Erik is the artist of "Behind the Fuzz", a story in our first comic book, "Fanzing Presents: Job Wanted", available in comic shops December 3rd, 2003. Please ask your local comic book vendor to carry "Job Wanted"!
John DeBarbieri has a blurb.
The Brothers Grinn have a web site at Supermegatopia.com and have written and drawn a story for our first comic book, "Fanzing Presents: Job Wanted", available in comic shops December 3rd, 2003. Please ask your local comic book vendor to carry "Job Wanted"!
Yusuf Madhiya is one of Fanzing's cover artists. Hailing from India, Yusuf 's artwork is also on display at his website.
Brian Mansfield hails from Ohio, but the taxis don't stop for him. He is a mechanical engineer by training and license, a software engineer by profession, but a cartoonist at heart. He used to have a really cool NASA job designing spacecraft, and he once took a class from Fanzing's own Christian Moore.
hails from Washington, where she operates Orelinde's Realm. Roz is the cover artist for our first comic book, "Fanzing Presents: Job Wanted", available in comic shops December 3rd, 2003. Please ask your local comic book vendor to carry "Job Wanted"!
Bill Wiist is a full-time artist and freelance writer for the Courier-Journal in Louisville, KY. He HATES gray walls and spends most of his time wishing he were on a beach.
Staff Writers
Brian MacDonald is a freelance editor of computer books, who lives in suburban Philadelphia with his wife and son. He buys trade paperbacks whenever he has the money, especially if they feature the JLA.
Mike Condon, Fanzing's trivia quiz guru, is a librarian who lives in Brooklyn.
Dannell Lites was a little ol' southern gal from Louisiana by way of the great state of Texas, who fell in love with comics when she was knee-high to a grasshopper and never fell out of love with them. Fanzing lost Dannell in 2002.
John "Mikishawm" Wells, the pride of Batavia, Iowa, is a lifelong comics fan, working his way forward from Disneys in 1969 to newspaper strips in 1973 to SHAZAM! and the rest of the DC Universe in 1974. During the 1980s, he began compiling a lists of DC character appearances, a massive database that he's tapped into when writing articles for publications such as the DC Index series, Amazing Heroes, The Comics Buyer’s Guide, Comic Effect, Comic Book Marketplace, It’s A Fanzine, The O‘Neil Observer and, of course, Fanzing. He is Kurt Busiek's unofficial reference guide, as the keen-eyed may have noticed in Power Company #2.
is an aspiring writer with a wife, child and dog. He is a closet libertine and thinks he can sing like Marvin Gaye...on his good days. Wishes he could write like Nelson Algren. He is also a contributor to our first comic book, "Fanzing Presents: Job Wanted", available in comic shops December 3rd, 2003. Please ask your local comic book vendor to carry "Job Wanted"!
Matt "Stars" Morrison is a college student in Arlington, TX. He is a staff writer for Fanzing and dreams of one day actually being paid to tell people his opinions.
ICQ: 61180234
Yahoo Messanger: starmanmatt
Andrew Pellerito is cursed with a little known mental disorder that has no cure nor any symptoms. Andrew is newly married and happily living in Michigan. Andrew was President of a writing club for two years, has interviewed a number of the top writers in the comic book industry, has done small press work and hopes for that big professional break.
Residing in the UK, is an aspiring writer (who spends most of the time aspiring). Tends to like comics that get canceled by the 5th issue. He is also a writer for our first comic book, "Fanzing Presents: Job Wanted", available in comic shops December 3rd, 2003. Please ask your local comic book vendor to carry "Job Wanted"!
Syl Francis --who totally ignores current canon in her Batman/Nightwing fanfiction -- teaches by day, feeds her cats by night, and on occasion enters into an intelligent conversation with her husband.
Art Contributors
is a professional graphic artist, and has penciled comics for Illusion Studios and Newbreed Comix. Folks on the Dixonverse board know him as Earth 2 Robin. Chris lives in the sticks of Kentucky with his lovely wife Cindy, his young son Andrew, his lazy dog Buggaloo, and his ever-growing collection of DC related toys and memorabilia. Chris is one of the artists on our first comic book, "Fanzing Presents: Job Wanted", available in comic shops December 3rd, 2003. Please ask your local comic book vendor to carry "Job Wanted"!
is a Media Designer with an interactive learning company. His hobbies include Shotokan Karate, Disc Golf, and of course drawing. You can see more of Christian's work at www.christianmoore.com and in our first comic book, "Fanzing Presents: Job Wanted", available in comic shops December 3rd, 2003. Please ask your local comic book vendor to carry "Job Wanted"!
Marla F. Fair has a blurb
Joey Fuentes has a blurb.
Larry O'Keefe has a blurb.
Matthew Minnich AKA Mervson, is a published children's illustrator, college teacher and floral packaging and web/graphic designer, with aspirations of ongoing illustration work.
Bob Riley (1970-2001) was a fan artist with a flair for Timm-style animated art. He worked with several industry pros and helped design numerous graphics for Fanzing. See Bob Riley's tribute here.
Fred Sadek has a blurb.
John Torrisi has contributed to Cafe D.N.A. and currently is sponsoring Fanzing's Challenges.
Melissa Wilson has been drawing fanart for 15 years. Her first major influences were Wendy Pini and George Perez. She's snuck in as many art courses as she could manage in college, would like to take more, and loves collecting anything about Guy Gardner or Fushigi Yuugi.
When not drawing funny looking spandex clad super-heros, Russ Yocum divides his time between church, substitute teaching, 2 Siberian Huskies, a ferret, a green anole, assorted tropical fish, homeschooling his sons Russell Jr and Zeke, doting on his wife, Jo and drafting run-on sentences! In his SPARE time he is considering building an ark!
Fiction & Article Contributors
Bruce Bachand has a blurb
Simon Brown lives in Australia.
Mario di Giacomo has a blurb
Hazel Von Nolastname is an FDK addict. You can support her habit by e-mailing her and encouraging her to write more material for Fanzing!
Bob Meadows has a blurb.
Jack Morman is an Assistant Principal with a wife and three beautiful children living together in West Georgia. He stresses the importance of superheroics to his students through comics strategically placed through the school and a large Superman stand-up in his office. His own incredible powers continue to be a burden he is willing to bear.
Allen Neuner has a blurb.
Nikoru-chan has a blurb.
Ron Schablotski has a blurb.
Marilee Stephens is the author of the popular "Choices" series
Adrian Tullberg has a blurb.
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