Mike has been drawing since his hand could hold a pencil, but until 2004 it was always in a sketchpad and most of those sketchpads would end up in a box hidden deep within his closet. In 2004 an opportunity presented itself to allow Mike to bring his work to light in the form of a webcomic. His first attempts were, to his own admission, “very uninspired” and he quickly sought out the help of the international playboy, Brian Godwin to get the comic on track. Mike soon found himself with a writer and drawing full color comics on a weekly basis. After 4 years of drawing the [sic] Productions webcomic, it fell victim to life happenings and went on hiatus. Soon after, Mike decided to go out on his own and launched Darkstar Studios which housed his new comic “Across The Multiverse” and took over hosting of “[sic] Productions”.

Ryan Thompson is an american comic artist. From childhood days in Germany, right to present he has held and abiding love for cartoons. He has a particular affinity towards creating manga (japanese-style comics) and has been greatly influenced by his favorite artists: Tite Kubo, Ueda Hajime, and Hiroyuki Takei. Ryan spends his days (well.. mostly nights), pouring his imagination onto stacks and stacks of copy paper, and self-publishing his work.

Kris graduated from the University of North Texas with a BA in Theatre Arts and a minor in English (literature). So far it has proved virtually useless. She had intended to pursue the Musical Theatre degree program but dropped the musical part after 3 years when she realized she would never pass music theory. She now lives in the DFW area with her fiancée and their 6 electronic children (called PC, 360, Wii, PS2, Gamecube and DS). Most of her time is spent playing way too many video games; watching entirely too much anime; and reading her favorite comics, manga and novels. Somewhere in there she manages to find time to play some Dungeons and Dragons and make some mighty tasty homemade mac & cheese. She also writes a review blog which can be found at girlg33k.blogspot.com, and co-edits and writes for comic website ComicAttack.net.