Magic 7

Giuseppe Quattrocchi was born in Palermo, Italy. He obtained his master's degree at Cefalu's Art Institute, then went to the Academy of Fine Arts in Palermo, and finished his studies there as a cartoonist at the Scuola del Fumetto. In 2010, he started his career in the weekly magazine "Skorpio," and in 2011 had a short collaboration with IDW Publishing. He recently worked in the US as a freelancer for Disney and Marvel Comics, where he created his first cover for "Fantastic Four." He also worked with Kid Toussaint and Rosa La Barbera on the series "Magic 7" (Dupuis; Europe Comics in English).

Kenny Ruiz was born in Granada, Spain, in 1980, and began to study the art of comics in Barcelona. After finishing his studies, he worked as an illustrator for Disney in the Salvador Simó Artwork studio. His body of work includes "Barcelona," an award winner at the Barcelona Comics Fair, and "Le Chasseur d'éclairs," both published with Paquet, as well as "Le Mystère Nemo" (Delcourt). In recent years he has further established himself in the world of Franco-Belgian comics with publisher Dupuis, with his contributions to "Magic 7" (Europe Comics in English), alongside scriptwriter Kid Toussaint, and his work as the artist for "Télémaque" ("Telemachus," Europe Comics), teaming once more with Toussaint.

Born in Sicily in 1978, Rosa La Barbera quickly became passionate about comics and cartoons. Once she had finished her art studies in 2006, she was among the twelve people lucky enough to enter Milan's Disney Academy. She then came back to Sicily where she worked on the animated series "Winx" and "Pop Pixie" for Rainbow. She collaborated with publisher Piemme for "Geronimo Stilton" and "Tea Sister" before creating the characters for the animated series "Spike Team 2." In 2013, she worked for Disney again, working on the illustrations of the comics based on Tinkerbell and the Disney princesses. She has also worked with Kid Toussaint and Quattrochi on the series "Magic 7" (Dupuis; Europe Comics in English).