Mark Waid is a multiple New York Times-bestselling author whose work has appeared in countless languages across the globe. Over the course of his four decades in the comic book industry, Waid has developed characters and written stories for Batman, Superman, The Flash, Archie, Star Wars, Fantastic Four, Wonder Woman, Justice League, Legion of Super-Heroes and almost every other franchise in comics. Kingdom Come, which he co-created for DC Comics, has become one of the best-selling graphic novels in history. Mark has written and edited over 2,000 comics and graphic novels with no intent of slowing down, having received every major award in the industry. He appears at comic book conventions worldwide and is a frequent podcast guest, panelist, comics trivia master, and public speaker.
Alex Ross studied illustration at the American Academy of Art in Chicago, then honed his craft as a storyboard artist before entering the comics field, where his groundbreaking Marvel Comics mini-series Marvels opened a wider acceptance for painted comics. He went on to produce the equally successful Kingdom Come for DC Comics, and his extensive work for DC and Vertigo that followed includes Absolute Justice League, Uncle Sam, Astro City, Justice, and Justice Society of America. Ross has also continued to produce work for Marvel, including the Earth X trilogy, Spider-Man, The Avengers, Marvelocity, and Fantastic Four: Full Circle. His work outside of comics includes magazine and album covers, as well as the poster for the 2002 Academy Awards, and a variety of art prints, including representations of the Beatles, the Universal classic monsters, and selected Disney characters, among others. He lives in the Chicago area.
Mark Waid is a multiple New York Times-bestselling author whose work has appeared in countless languages across the globe. Over the course of his four decades in the comic book industry, Waid has developed characters and written stories for Batman, Superman, The Flash, Archie, Star Wars, Fantasti...