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Indie Edge September 2010: Jimmy Palmiotti
I am a Brooklyn-born-and-raised writer now living in the gulf coast of Florida. I started in comics working on backgrounds for other artists and eventually started to ink and pencil comic books for various comic companies.
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Indie Edge August 2010: Joe Kubert
Born in 1926, Joe Kubert began his career at the age of eleven as an apprentice for Harry "A" Chesler’s comic-book production house. He has worked in the field ever since, and in his more than seventy years with the medium he has produced countless stories for countless characters.
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Indie Edge August 2010: Stan Sakai
Stan Sakai was born in Kyoto, Japan, and raised in Hawaii. He currently lives in Southern California. His creation, Usagi Yojimbo the samurai rabbit, was first published in 1984, and has now almost reached 200 issues and numerous collected editions.
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Indie Edge July 2010: Ron Marz
Ron Marz has been writing comics for two decades, starting his career with a lengthy run on Silver Surfer for Marvel. Since then, he has worked for virtually every major publisher and compiled a long list of credits, including stints on Green Lantern for DC, Star Wars for Dark Horse, and Witchblade for Top Cow.
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Indie Edge June 2010: Thomas Jane
Displaying true versatility in a wide range of films, Thomas Jane combines a leading man's profile with a character actor's art of performance. He also has a myriad other talents in the field, among them director and writer.
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Indie Edge May 2010: Jim Shooter
Promoted to Editor in Chief of Marvel Comics in 1978, Jim Shooter was a key figure in the creative and marketing effort that helped establish Marvel as the dominant American comic book publisher. As Marvel’s head of creative affairs, Shooter was called upon to develop the Transformers and other toy properties.
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Indie Edge April 2010: David Petersen
David Petersen was born and raised in Flint, Michigan. He started drawing as soon as he could hold a pencil, and throughout high school and college he worked with friends to create their own comic book characters and stories. While working on a portfolio of samples to send off for children’s book illustration, David’s Mouse Guard comic idea got some attention at a local convention.
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Indie Edge March 2010: Matt Wagner
Matt Wagner has enjoyed a career in comics for over 27 years. His first published work was a short story that would introduce one of comicdom's most respected creator-owned characters — the mastermind assassin, Grendel. His latest authorial duties will be defining the origins of Green Hornet for Dynamite.
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Indie Edge January 2010: Alex Ross
Receiving critical acclaim and multiple awards for these best-selling works, Alex Ross has made a name as both an artist and storyteller, dedicating himself to bold experiments within the comics medium. Most recently he has worked on Project Superpowers for Dynamite Entertainment and The Torch for Marvel.
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Indie Edge December 2009: Rick Remender
In 2009 Rick signed an exclusive contract with Marvel Comics, and is currently the writer of the publisher's popular new Punisher series, as well as the forthcoming Doctor Voodoo and a Thunderbolts special. Last year Rick added his love of pulpy science fiction stories as a writer on the Electronic Arts game Dead Space.
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Indie Edge November 2009: Robert Venditti
Robert Venditti broke into comics the old-fashioned way — by starting out in the mailroom. Venditti currently lives in Atlanta, where he works for Top Shelf by day (though, happily, his duties have expanded beyond the mailroom) and he writes comics by night.
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Indie Edge October 2009: Tim Bradstreet
Eisner Award nominated Illustrator Timothy Bradstreet was born February 16, 1967 in Cheverly, Maryland. Primarily a self-taught illustrator, he has been working professionally since graduating from high school in 1985.
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Indie Edge September 2009: Tony Harris
Tony broke into the Indie scene in 1989 with the self-published B.L.A.D.E. through his and Seaborn Mercer’s company, Buccaneer Publications. After several issues Tony co-founded Gaijin Studios in Atlanta, and through Brian Stelfreeze landed the fully painted A Nightmare on Elm Street.
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Indie Edge June 2009: Peter Laird
Laird's career in comics took a much different (and unexpected) direction when he co-created the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles with Kevin Eastman in 1983 and started self-publishing the TMNT comic book in 1984.
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Indie Edge May 2009: Roman Dirge
Roman Dirge is the creator/writer/artist of Lenore: The Adventures of a Cute Little Dead Girl, a series about a small zombie girl with a penchant for accidentally harming small animals and spouting memorable funny catch phrases.
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Indie Edge April 2009: William Shatner
Science fiction hero. Pop culture icon. Emmy Award-winning actor. Writer. Director. Producer. Musician. In a show business career that has spanned six decades, William Shatner has been all of these and more.
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Indie Edge March 2009: Jim Balent/Holly Golightly
Get the scoop on who's doing what in the ever-expanding indie universe.This month: Jim Balent & Holly Golightly. Both are celebrating celebrate 9 years of publishing with the release of Tarot, Witch of the Black Rose #55.
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Indie Edge February 2009: Alan Moore
Get the scoop on who's doing what in the ever-expanding indie universe.
This month: Alan Moore. He's bringing back The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.
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Indie Edge January 2009: Jae Lee
Get the scoop on who's doing what in the ever-expanding indie universe!
This month: Jae Lee! He started drawing comics professionally at age eighteen, worked on an Eisner Award-winning run on The Inhumans, and now works on on Stephen King's The Dark Tower.
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