Ryan O'Nan is an award-winning screenwriter, novelist, actor, and director. Most days, he works as a writer for TV. Ryan has written on Marvel's Legion, Skins, Queen of the South, Wu-Tang: an American Saga, and he is currently writing on Tracker for CBS. He also wrote and directed the acclaimed indie film Brooklyn Brothers Beat the Best which was released in 2012 by Oscilloscope Laboratories. Ryan's debut novel Winders was published in 2021. He lives in Los Angeles with his Maine Coon, Anne Shirley. Tim Seeley is one of those "slash" people.a writer-slash-artist.

He has drawn a number of different comic book series including G.I JOE, HALLOWEEN, WILDCATS and GODZILLA vs. CHICAGO. His writing work include NIGHTWING, MONEY SHOT, MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE, REVIVAL, the Eisner nominated LOCAL MAN and the NY TIMES bestselling HACK/SLASH. He resides in Chicago, Illinois with his wife, daughter, and 80s action figure collection. Hank is a comic book illustrator born and raised in Palermo, Italy. He began his career by gaining early experience as a board game illustrator and as a penciler and inker on various Kickstarter projects. He later went on to work consistently within the independent comics market, exploring a wide range of genres, with fantasy and especially horror standing out as his primary focus.

Before working with Mad Cave, he collaborated with Merc Publishing, Voyage Comics (The Christbearer), Ethereal Comics (Cretaceous Biohazard series), Eibon Press, and Vinegar Syndrome (Diva Jackson series). Dave Sharpe is an artist and currently a letterer for various featured comic publishing companies within the industry. He graduated from the Joe Kubert School of Cartoon and Graphic Art, Inc. in 1990, and immediately went to work at Marvel. As of 2009, Dave has been lettering for DC Comics on a number of titles currently: Green Lantern, Green Lantern War Journal, and ACTION COMICS! Dave also letters LOTS of other books and titles for various publishers. Dave plays bass guitar and is way more approachable than he looks.