Charles Adlard
Charlie burst onto the American scene with his explosive artwork on Topps' Mars Attack
comic, followed shortly by his long-run on Topps' mega-popular X-Files comic. One of the
fastest working men in comics, Charlie's work can also be found in Hellblazer, The Crow,
and in the three-issue series The Bandy Man from Caliber.
Jim Alexander
Jim has written extensively for Caliber over the last few years. He is credited with
scripting three issues of Raven Chronicles, the Amongst the
Stars serial found in High Caliber, the Gabriel
one-shot, and several short stories in Negative Burn. He has
also written some Judge Dredd for Fleetway and a one-shot for Marvel featuring Storm from
the X-Men. He is currently writing The Ripper Legacy for
Caliber.
Michael Allred
Michael's early work can be found in Caliber's Grafik Muzik series and the one-shot
Creatures Of The Id (which features the first appearance of Frank Einstein, who later
becomes Madman). He is best known for his work on Madman and Red Rocket.
Mark Andreyko
Mark was co-creator and co-writer on the series, The Lost.
Mark Askwith
In addition to doing the Prisoner for DC, Mark was the writer of Silencers for Caliber
Comics. He was involved in the early days of the Anti-Gravity Room for Toronto TV.
Kevin Atkinson
Kevin’s zany style can be found in the mini-series Snarl as well as the uncompleted
series of Planet 29.
Michael Aushenker
Under the Iconografix banner, Michael did a one shot title called Bound and Gagged.
Aldin Baroza
Artist for Caliber's Nightlinger and Tatters, as well as the Adventure of the Opera Ghost
story featuring Sherlock Holmes. He was also artist on Tales From the Heart from Slave
Labor.
Starlan Baxter
Creator of Mack the Knife, Starlan also collaborated with his partner, Bill Widener on
Go-Man and produced the Tome press title, Suppressed.
Andy Bennett
First published in Caliber’s Negative Burn anthology, this
talented newcomer has lent his unique art-style to "Ghost Sonata", which was
serialized in the High Caliber series. He was the artist of Saint
Germaine, issues 6 & 7. Currently, he provided finished pencils and inks
over Guy Davis in Saint Germaine: Man In The Iron Mask.
John Bergin
John's first work for Caliber was Ashes which was released in
1990, and more recently he has given his own distinctive artistic flavor to the
cyber-gothic series, Golgothika. He has also designed,
contributed, and co-edited with James O'Barr, Bone Saw for Tundra/Kitchen Sink. In 1995 he
completed his 300 page full color graphic novel epic, From Inside,
for Tundra/Kitchen Sink Press. John is also an accomplished musician with his main music
projects, Trust Obey, and C17H19N03. Look for new material on Golgothika
to be announced soon. For more info on John visit him at Grinder Books and Recordings.
James Bible
James exploded into comics with his work in Maze Agency
#3. James is being looked at to take on the chores of penciling a regular ongoing
series.
Tom and Mary Bierbaum
Tom and Mary, husband and wife writing team, have scribed a numerous amount of titles.
They have also wrote various titles for Image Comics and for Caliber, they wrote the
StormQuest series.
Marc Bell
The creator of the oddly different one shots of Hep and Boof, both from the Iconografrix
line of Caliber.
Brian Bendis
For Caliber, produced Parts of a Hole, Spunky Todd, Quivers, Fire, AKA Goldfish, and Jinx
and was the penciller on the one shot of Flaxen.
Paul H. Birch
A noted and prolific columnist and writer whose work has appeared in numerous magazines
and publications, Birch is the co-creator and writer of the 1994 Caliber mini-series
STRATOSFEAR.
Mark Bloodworth
Mark first gained attention for his Nightstreets series in the
late 1980’s which was first published by Arrow and then completed by Caliber. He also
illustrated a Clive Barker story for Marvel before returning to Caliber to illustrate The
Triggerman mini-series and Raven Chronicles #16.
Currently, he has done illustrations for Jack the Ripper for the
Tome line, and is curently the artist on The Ripper Legacy.
Brian Bolland
Easily one of the top artists working the comics industry today, Brian’s fine,
precise line work has earned him the respect of his peers and the admiration of legions of
fans around the globe. Brian’s surreal serial "Mr. Mamoulian" can be found
in each and every issue of Caliber’s popular anthology, Negative Burn. Other work
he’s done for Caliber consists of covers for Kilroy Is Here #0 and Kilroy:
Daemonstorm #1.
David Boller
David was the creator and artist of the popular series for Kaos Moon which had a four
issue run at Caliber.
Aubrey Bradford
A long time veteran of comics, Aubrey provided the inks on the color, super-hero series of
UN Force.
Craig Brasfield
Craig is a comics veteran penciler. His Caliber work includes Raven Chronicles
issues 1 and 5, the Daemonstorm: Stormwalker special, and the
new Magus series from the Caliber Core imprint. Craig has also
penciled Alpha Flight, and X-Men for Marvel, and the Legion of Superheroes for DC among
others. His most current work can be found in Magus:
The Enlightened One.
George Broderick
A long time talent associated with Innovation Comics, George is the primary penciller on
the Forest Light titles and has finished Ko-Ko the Klown and Gulliver's
Travels. He is currently working on The Snow Queen,
also from Forest Light.
Mary Ann Bramstrup
Writer of Dragonstar, Dr. Bramstrup also wrote the series of Triacrch for Caliber.
Ed Brubaker
Creator of Lowlife for Iconografix and Caliber, he also was the editor of the anthology
Monkey Wrench.
Jacen Burrows
Jacen’s stunning pencil work can be seen in King Zombie,
which is based on the Deadworld series. Starring the sicko,
talking zombie who wants to dominate the world, Jacen brings a great new artistic sense to
the series and we’re sure he’ll be a talent to watch for in the future.
Dave
Buracker
Dave is a nationally published poet turned comic writer for
the one shot "Stained" with Bradley Walton. Dave produced
and wrote material for Writer's Block, the first radio show in the
United States devoted to voicing young writers in the early 1990s.
Bill Bryan
Bill was the original artist for Caliber's Oz comic and has penciled over 20 issues in
total. He is a noted craftsman in sculpting and portraits and earns his primary living in
the artist’s district in Detroit.
Randy Buccini
Randy is a penciler and a new-comer to comics and made his published debut with Level X,
from Caliber.
Dominic Buggato
Creator of the one shot issue in the Caliber Present, volume 2, series which was called
Hybrid Stories.
Steven Butler
Had some success at Marvel where he was primarily worked on Silver Sable. For Caliber, he
did the first few issues of Krey with writer Roland Mann.
Mitch Byrd
Was the co-creator of Cat and Mouse, a series that eventually went to Malibu Comics.
Teaming up with Roland Mann again, Mitch provided the artwork for the one-shot,
Heatseeker. He also did Shroud for Marvel.
Jim Calafiore
One of Caliber’s earliest finds, Jim produced Progeny, Camelot Eternal, God’s
Hammer, and Mr. Trianglehead for Caliber comics.
Lawrence Campbell
One of the most talented new artists to come on the scene in years, Lawrence’s work
has been seen in the pages of Raven Chronicles #13, Red
Diaries and Negative Burn. He has recently
completed the third chapter of Whitley Strieber’s Beyond Communion
saga and is working on the fourth chapter, as well as laying the foundation for the
upcoming Caliber Core title, The Disciples.
Mike Carey
British writer Carey, whose previous American work can be found in Malibu’s Ozzy
Osbourne comic, is the scripter of the critically-acclaimed Inferno
series which deals with death, Hell, Nostradamus, rebirth and self-discovery. He is
currently working on Legions, a creator-owned property, for Caliber and writing an
upcoming Vertigo project.
Octavio Cariello
Octavio was the artist for four of the Worlds of H.P. Lovecraft series for Caliber/Tome.
Sergio Cariello
Following in the footsteps of his brother, Octavio, Sergio did two issues of Worlds of
H.P. Lovecraft for Caliber.
Ian Carr
This Canadian teamed up with Dr. Bramstrup on the series of Dragonstar, first for Matrix,
then for Caliber.
Mark Chadbourn
Mark, while hugely successful in his first calling as a horror novelist, has previously
written only one comic storyline in Raven Chronicles #16. He
liked it so much, he’s decided to create and write his own upcoming Caliber Core
title, Fatalis, the first issue came out in early 2000.
Michael Cherkas
One-half of the creative team of Silent Invasion which was
originally published by Renegade and reprinted through Caliber. Michael has also provided
art for New Frontiers from Dark Horse and Suburban Nightmares from Renegade. He’s
hard at work on the follow-up to the popular Silent Invasion with the quarterly Silent
Invasion: Abductions series from Caliber.
Jana Christy
Along with John Mitchell, brought out the very first issue of Very Vicky under
Caliber’s Iconografix label before they ventured into the world of self-publishing.
Colin Clayton
Colin is part of the writing team along with English writer and mate, Chris Dows. Together
they have written Autumn, Deadworld: Daemonstorm Special,
Negative Burn short stories, and both mini-series of The
Searchers. They have also written extensively for Marvel UK on such titles
as Rugrats, of which they are still currently collaborating on, and for Caliber, they are
writing and developing the upcoming Disciples series which is a
part of the Caliber Core imprint to be released with artist Laurence Campbell.
Brian Clopper
Is generating attention for his, Bombastic, had his series published by Caliber called
Partners in Pandemonium.
Ben Cocke
Ben colors many of Caliber’s covers and has done a magnificent job on titles such as LegendLore.
Utilizing his coloring and computer skills places Ben at the top of the game for
colorists.
Dave Cooper
His Caliber work included the mini-series of Big Someplace and Chronic Idiocy. He also did
a masterful adaptation of Browning’s Pied Piper of Hamelin for Tome Press.
Gary Crutchley
Best known for his work on Gore Shriek at FantaCo and Killing Stroke at Malibu, Gary was
the artist for the Caliber mini-series, STRATOSFEAR.
Steven Csutoras
Writer of Renegade Blue which first appeared in Roulette and also was co-creator and
writer of Random thoughts which first appeared in Caliber Presents and then in a one shot
special.
Paul Daly
In addition to his great adaptation of man who Would Be King, Paul also pencilled Bounty
and did a serial as a back up in Deadworld.
Dave Darrigo
Dave has been involved in publishing comics since his teen-age years. Dave co-created and
wrote Wordsmith, twelve issues published by Renegade Press (reprinted by Caliber). He also
wrote two issues of Green Hornet for NOW Comics. Dave wrote Atomic Overdrive, from
Caliber.
Vince Danks
Vince is sure to be one of the most talked about new creators once his artistic talents
are revealed on the upcoming Caliber Core imprint title, Fatalis,
issue one is out now, on which he is collaborating with award-winning horror novelist,
Mark Chadbourn. He has also self-published his Sapphire: The Joyous Guard Chronicles
series in the UK for the past couple of years.
Guy Davis
Guy broke into comics with his first series, The Realm for Arrow Comics in which he did
the first 15 issues. Coming to Caliber upon their launch, he teamed with writer Gary
Reed on the acclaimed Baker Street series. Guy has been the main artist on Sandman's
Mystery Theatre for most of the 70 plus issues but still has managed to find time to do
work on other titles such as Aliens, Predator, and the Marquis Prelude. His
contributions to Caliber are far too numerous to list here.
Rob Davis
One of the most prolific artist of independent comics, noted for his Star Trek work , has
produced hundreds of pages for such companies as Malibu, also illustrated a Worlds
of H.P. Lovecraft story for Caliber comics. He is currently working on Robyn
of Sherwood and a Legends Of Camelot issue for
Caliber.
Dan Day
For Tome Press, Dan worked on four different one shot Sherlock Holmes stories as well as
Deadworld. Also, was part of the Day Brothers Present series.
David Day
Worked on Deadworld and the four issue series of the Day Brothers Present plus contributed
to four Sherlock Holmes issues for Tome Press.
Albert Debnam
Continuing from where he left off when published by Crusade, Albert illustrate the
ThunderGod Special.
John Dennis
John drew issues 16-21 of The Realm (vol. 1) plus contributed to Caliber presents and
Sinergy.
Mike Deodato, Jr.
Mike is one of today's hottest artists. Some of his early Brazilian work was published for
the first time in the United States through Caliber's Deodato one-shots series. He has
worked on various titles such as Wonder Woman, Electra, and The Incredible Hulk.
Jeff Dickinson
Creator of the Caliber Presents, Sub-Atomic Shock, Jeff’s unique style was also in
Human Head Comix.
Andy Dimmit
Has appeared from many different publishers and for Caliber, he did a one shot called
G-men.
D'Israeli
Stylistic artist and co-creator of Caliber's Kingdom of the Wicked. D'Israeli has also
worked on Mr. X from Vortex, Sandman from Vertigo, and Lazarus Churchyard..
David Dorman
One of the most sought after painters in the comics and book industry today. At Caliber,
David was the cover artist and interior painter for ROADKILL, a one-shot, written by
author Del Stone Jr.
Chris Dows
One member of the English writing duo along with Colin Clayton. Chris has co-written the
Caliber series of Autumn, Deadworld: Daemonstorm
Special, short stories for Negative Burn and both of the
mini-series of The Searchers. He is currently co-writing and
developing the upcoming Caliber Core title, The Disciples.
Chris Drier
Chris is a promising up-and-coming inker who is making his inroads at Caliber with inking
series, Untouchables. Chris has done previous work at Caliber
with Raven Chronicles and is a frequent name in the credits of
many Caliber titles.
Gary Dumm
A long time veteran of the comics industry, Gary’s recognizable realistic,
straight-forward story-telling style can be found in the pages of his Trespassers
series and in Harvey Pekar’s award-winning title, American Splendor.
Mic Duggan
The creative force of Clown with a Gun, which Mic labeled as the ‘jiffy pop of the
Gods".
Leo Duraņona
Artist of Caliber's mini-series Construct. Leo also drew Race of Scorpions from Dark Horse
Comics.
Ian Edginton
Ian has quietly broken into the American comics scene (a native Brit) with his
character-driven scripts. Some of his more well-known work can be found in the pages of
Aliens, Terminator, Star Trek, and X-Men from Marvel; and, of course, The Kingdom Of The
Wicked from Caliber.
Warren Ellis
Warren's Caliber contributions are the adaptation of Sherlock Holmes' The Sussex Vampire;
the serial "Atmospherics" in Calibrations; and a short story in Negative Burn
#37.
Garth Ennis
One of the most popular and prolific writers in the comics industry today, Garth has
written everything from Hellblazer and Preacher at Vertigo, Hitman at DC and The Darkness
at Image. With Hitman cohort John McCrea, Garth has brought his unusual, in-your-face
style of story-telling to Caliber with the four issue Dicks.
Andrew Ford
Andrew is the creator/writer of Caliber's comic entitled Rib which completed its five
issue run.
Ron Fortier
One of comics most versatile writers, Ron created and wrote Boston Bombers
for Caliber and is currently working with creator Budd Root on a the new Cavewoman:
Odyssey series from Caliber. He has worked on a number of series from other
publishers and was long associated for his work on Now Comics’ Green Hornet series.
Gary Francis
Gary created and wrote Young Dracula and Happy the Clown, both of which were illustrated
by David Mack and also wrote The Return of Happy the Clown. His work has also appeared
from Bone Yard and others.
Al Frank
Creator of one of Iconografix’s most popular and unique series, The Adventures of Tad
Martin.
Allen Freeman
Inked some issues of The Realm for Caliber as well as inking on the Frankenstein one shot
issue.
Paul Fricke
Long time comic fans will recognize Paul’s name as one of the original
creators/artists of the cult-classic Trollords series from the 1980’s. Paul has been
a regular feature in the anthology, Negative Burn, for the past couple of years, appearing
in almost every monthly issue.
Craig Gassen
Craig contributed to Sinergy and Renegade Blue which appeared in Roulette and Caliber
Presents.
Michael Gaydos
Michael's Caliber credits include various covers for series such as Raven
Chronicles, Negative Burn and James Pruett's The
Apparition. He also provided the interiors and covers for the Inferno
mini-series and fully painted The Apparition: Abandoned
one-shot. Michael's first published work was Scorched Earth from Tundra and he does many
illustrations for White Wolf's gaming books.
Jay Geldhof
His credits include Congorilla for DC, The Mask for DH and at Caliber, his inking work was
seen on The Lost.
Michael T. Gilbert
A multiple award winning creator, Michael will forever be best known for his work on Mr.
Monster, which has been published by various companies including Eclipse, Pacific Comics,
Dark Horse and, most recently with Caliber Comics, as Mr. Monster Presents…
Krackaboom!
Goff
This European artist is creator of the crime title The Detective
which had one issue published by Caliber and is now self published.
Juan Gomez
Juan supplied the artwork for the quirky one shot from Tome Press, The Bells,
which adapts Edgar Allan Poe's classic poem.
Gene Gonzales
Gene has done a considerable amount of work for Caliber including Mister X,
Dominique, Maze Agency, The
Apparition, and more.
James Gownley
Creator of Tapestry Comics' Shades of Gray which he is currently self publishing again.
Peter Grau
Peter is co-creator and artist of Atomic Overdrive for Caliber. His past work includes
work on Solar, Rai, Secret Weapons from Valiant and Mike Danger from Techno Comics. Peter
is a resident Canadian and a graduate of Sheridan College. He has been a courtroom sketch
artist as well as a children's educational textbook illustrator.
Jenni Gregory
Jenni is the creator of Tapestry's DreamWalker comic book series which ran for six issues.
Before that she self-published DreamWalker and has contributed to Mythography.
Ralph Griffith
Ralph is one-half of a creative writing duo that has brought you Caliber's Oz and Tattoo
series. He along with cohort Stu Kerr were the original creators of Realm and Deadworld.
Stefano Guadiano
Stefan was the artist on the graphic novel compilation of Kafka (originally from Renegade)
and the one shot Harlequin title, collected from the appearances in Dark Horse Presents.
Brooks Hagen
Best known for his work on the War of the Worlds series for Malibu, Brooks completed two
issues of the cyberpunkish, Joe Sinn, for Caliber and is the artist on the upcoming Prowl.
Lurene Haines
Lurene published two of her erotic books, Femina through Caliber as well as her
instructional guide on "Getting into the Business of Comics."
Tom Hall
Tom is currently pencilling The Rain People, that is written by
Tom Sniegoski (King Zombie). Tied in with the Caliber Core, The Rain People
made their first appearance in Raven Chronicles #3.
Dan Harbison
Dan was a column writer for Combo magazine as well as the writer on Caliber's Level
X mini-series. We expect Dan to add to his comic writing soon as well.
William Harms
William is best known for his critically acclaimed Abel series with Mark Bloodworth that
came out from Slave Labor Graphics. He is assuming the writing chores on the Helsing
series as well as other upcoming work to be announced.
Larry Hancock
One half of the creative team for Silent Invasion and Suburban
Nightmares along with artist Michael Cherkas. Currently working on the
follow-up to the popular Silent Invasion title with the new Silent Invasion:
Abductions series from Caliber.
Dean Haspiel
Dean first came to the attention of comic fans with the series The Verdict which was
reprinted and then continued by Caliber. Currently, Dean, with partner Josh Neufeld,
are creators of Keyhole and Billy Dogma.
Eric Haven
For Iconografix, Eric created and illustrated the three issue series entitled Angry Man
Phil Hester
Some of Phil’s more recent work can be found in the pages of Swamp Thing, The Wretch,
The Nameless, The Crow , and various issue of Negative Burn. Other past Caliber series
that Phil has lent his keen creative brush are Deadworld Jonathan Swift's Modest Proposal
and Fringe.
Don Hillsman
Don is most noted for his ink work on DC's Damage title and Malibu's adaptation of
Capcom's popular Streetfighter II. His most recent work has been the illustrating chores
on Caliber's Daemonstorm series, as well as some illustration for X-Men specials from
Marvel.
Tim Holtrop
Tim past projects includes Caliber's Underside as well as assisted Steve Lieber with an
issue of Hawkman for DC. He is currently working in Hollywood where he has worked on such
films as Godzilla.
Ken Holewczynski
One of Caliber’s most influential creators, Ken was the driving force behind Orlak in
addition to his work on Mister X from Vortex and Calagari 2050.
Horus
A popular artist at the home office. Horus provided the art for the series Autumn as well
as the first four issues of The War of the Worlds. He also had a running serial in
Caliber's New Worlds Anthology.
Matt Howarth
Matt did a considerable amount of work for Caliber including two mini series of Savage
Henry, Scan, and the one shot, Magnesium Arc.
Stuart Immomen
Has made quite a name for himself at DC with the Legion and Superman plus other titles but
a long time ago, he did a one shot for Caliber called Playground.
Georges Jeanty
Became one of the main artists for Jim Shooter’s Broadway comics and he got his major
start with Caliber on the superhero title that tied into UN Force called Paradigm.
Paul Jenkins
Paul Was creator and writer of the epic, Construct for Caliber. Recently, he was the
scribe for Hellblazer from Vertigo and previously served in the editorial capacity at
Tundra, Mirage, and Majestic.
Steve Jones
Steve is the writer of Caliber's Tatters, Nightlinger
and Sherlock Holmes' Adventure of the Opera Ghost. He also wrote
Dracula and Street Heroes from Malibu both being reprinted by Sun Dragons, in addition to
writing all of the Worlds of H.P. Lovecraft titles for both
Caliber and Malibu. He is currently developing some new series for Caliber which should be
announced shortly.
Dirk Johnston
Dirk was one of Caliber’s first artists and performed inking chores on Gringo, Realm,
and some short stories.
Gary Kato
Was the inker for the Boston Bombers series from Caliber and is also co-creator of
Mr. Jigsaw for Ocean Comics.
Nabiel Kanan
Another former self-publisher who after publishing eight issues of his Exit series through
his own imprint Taxi Comics made the move to Caliber in late 1995 with his
critically-acclaimed series. A former winner of "Best Small Press Title", Exit
has continued to attract new fans to this teenage tale of leaving adolescence and becoming
an adult.. You can also find Nabiel’s short story work in Negative Burn issues #12
and #22.
Michael Kelleher
A veteran of the mini-comics medium, Michael has since moved on to illustrating Andrew
Ford’s RIB, being published by Caliber Comics, where he’s gaining plenty of fans
and recognition.
Stuart Kerr
Stu along with Ralph Griffith have teamed up to bring you Caliber's Oz and Tattoo as well
as being the original creators of The Realm and Deadworld.
Miran Kim
Miran is responsible for the extraordinary painted covers for Topps' popular X-Files
comic. Miran's work can also be found gracing the covers to The Bandy Man mini-series from
Caliber. She also provided the entire interior art for issue #2 of that three issue
series.
John Kissee
A newcomer the comics industry, John is quickly making strong inroads and becoming known
for his quirky, angular style of art. John’s pencils have been seen in the pages of
The Dark Fringe from Brainstorm comics, Raven Chronicles #14 and
the Untouchables series from Caliber Comics. He is currently
working on the new Metropolis, also from Caliber.
Don Kramer
Don has been working on some various projects for Caliber including the Helsing Chronicles
back up in the recent Helsing series. Expect to see his
name soon on more Caliber projects.
Paul Kowalski
Paul has been a penciler in comics for a number of years. He has done work on several
Caliber projects including U.N. Force, The Realm, Beck and Caul, Underside, and PowerCardz
artwork.
Ken Landgraf
One of the primary artists for the serial, Street Shadows which appeared in the long run
of the first volume of Caliber Presents.
Michael Lark
Mike first appeared in comics with the limited series from Caliber called Airwaves as well
as the short stories from Caliber Presents, Taken Under. Mike has also appeared in Sinergy
and the Book of the Tarot for Caliber.
Michael Larson
Michael is a penciler and has the issues of Tattoo #3 and #4 to his credits, as well as
writing and illustrating his own creator-owned project, A Moment of Freedom for Tome
Press. His latest work is on the first two issue of Caliber’s Robyn of Sherwood.
Jeff Limke
Jeff has turned in two scripts for the new fantasy series, Legends Of Camelot and
is scheduled to capture the writing chores on some other titles from Caliber.
Vince Locke
Vince is an original Caliber artist, being one of the first artists for the company. He
was the original artist of Deadworld and of Caliber's Saint Germaine. Vince was the artist
for a year on Neil Gaiman's Sandman, and also contributed his artistic vision to Sandman
Mystery Theater, American Freak for DC/Vertigo and History of Violence from Paradox Press.
He also does gaming illustrations for White Wolf.
John Lowe
John has long been associated as an inker with work on such titles as X-Men. Now, in the
pages of Helsing, John had a chance to show off his penciling
skills as well.
James Lyle
James has previously received a great deal of attention for his artwork on the cult-hit DoorMan
series a few years ago. After working on outside projects for the past couple of years,
James is returning to comics and takes over penciling the critically-acclaimed Saint
Germaine series with SG: Casanova's Lament.
Jason Lutes
The creator behind the acclaimed Jar of Fools started off with Caliber under the
Iconografix banner with a one shot called Catchpenny Comics.
David Mack
David started at Caliber with writer/creator Gary Francis and did the art chores on the
Young Dracula series and followed that, again with Francis writing, with Happy the
Clown. He provided the inks on Flaxen also. David did 18 issues of Kabuki for Caliber.
Seppo Makinen
Seppo is the artistic talent behind the Sherlock Holmes graphic novels, Case
of Blind Fear and Scarlet In Gaslight. He is
currently working on Mark of the Beast, currently running in Sherlock
Holmes Reader. In addition to Sherlock Holmes material, Seppo also penciled
issue six of Raven Chronicles, and illustrated Pilgrim’s
Progress for Marvel Comics.
Roland Mann
Before assuming editorial duties at Malibu and then Marvel, Roland did a considerable
amount of writing for Caliber including heat Seeker, Krey, Sirens and Never Forgotten.
Charles Marshall
Was the creator and writer of The Fugitive stories from Caliber as well as the one shot,
Batch.
Donald Marquez
Don first worked for Caliber on the second volume of The Realm
where he co-pencilled the first few issues before he took over the entire book. For
Tome Press, he did The Nostradamus Chronicles, Professor
Challenger in The Poison Belt. More recent is his work on The
Land and the 2000 release of Tiger Woman: Last Place on Earth.
Joe
Martin
Joe's the writer on Caliber’s fantasy series, LegendLore,
which he enjoys immensely, and has high hopes that all of you will purchase more of it. He
also penciled a few things, and chagrins when people track him down and request he sign
these nostalgic embarrassments.
Chris Massarato
A newcomer to the comics industry, Chris pencilled the first three issues of the Caliber
Core title, Seeker, where his unique style has impressed numerous fans and critics.
Mark Masztal
Teamed up with Tom Snigoski on the two Shar-Pei series as well as the first issue of
Gutter Rat.
Ron McCain
Best known for his work on some of the Batman books started off at Caliber with a back up
series in Deadworld which introduced the Dead-Killer. Teaming up with writer Gary Reed
again, the two did a three issue series featuring the same character called To Kill a
King.
John McCrea
Along with writing partner, Garth Ennis, John is the other half of the creative team for
DC’s popular Hitman series, as well as the mega-hot Dicks mini-series from Caliber
Comics. Other titles that have featured John’s amazing artwork include: Batman:
Legends of the Dark Knight, The Demon, For a Few Troubles More, Troubled Souls and
Negative Burn.
Sean McKeever
Sean jumped into the comics scene with a well-received debut series, The Waiting Place
from Slave Labor Graphics. While that series is currently on hiatus, Sean found the time
to write the upcoming Metropolis series for Caliber which, while
based on the famous Metropolis film of the same name, takes the concepts introduced in the
movie and expands them to areas that no one could imagine.
Pat Meadows
Pat has provided painted cover artwork for Caliber titles such as King Zombie
#1, Gestalt #0, and the covers of Seeker
#1 and 2.
