Ryan Parrott was born in Bakersfield, California but spent the majority of his life growing up in Las Vegas. A graduate of Chapman University, Ryan had short films screen at both the Sundance and Cannes Film Festivals—eventually leading to a career in film and television. He has written for the NBC television series Revolution, IDW’s Star Trek and Star Trek: Starfleet Academy as well as co-writing the series’ finale Revolution: Endgame and the New York Time’s best-seller Batman: Gates of Gotham.Abel is a Brazilian comic book artist with work published in Heavy Metal Magazine and books from DC Comics.Marco Renna was born in Brindisi in 1989, he remained there until 2010, when he moved to Bologna. He graduated from the International School of Comics of Reggio Emilia. Later, in collaboration with some writers he published some short stories for the digital magazine Sbam! Comics and for Future Quake Press on Something Wicked. In 2015 he made his debut in the American market as the penciler for Action Lab Comics for an issue of Actionverse and for the The F1rst Hero: Wednesday's Child mini-series. In 2016 he won the Top Cow Talent Hunt as a Runner-up. Currently he works for Aspen Comics as a penciller for the series All New Micheal Turner's Fathom.

"Traditional hero storytelling styling and a throwback sensibility—in a well-told and fun manner." -The Hollywood Reporter’s HeatVision

Ryan Parrott was born in Bakersfield, California but spent the majority of his life growing up in Las Vegas. A graduate of Chapman University, Ryan had short films screen at both the Sundance and Cannes Film Festivals—eventually leading to a career in film and television. He has written for the NBC television series Revolution, IDW’s Star Trek and Star Trek: Starfleet Academy as well as co-writing the series’ finale Revolution: Endgame and the New York Time’s best-seller Batman: Gates of Gotham.Abel is a Brazilian comic book artist with work published in Heavy Metal Magazine and books from DC Comics.Marco Renna was born in Brindisi in 1989, he remained there until 2010, when he moved to Bologna. He graduated from the International School of Comics of Reggio Emilia. Later, in collaboration with some writers he published some short stories for the digital magazine Sbam! Comics and for Future Quake Press on Something Wicked. In 2015 he made his debut in the American market as the penciler for Action Lab Comics for an issue of Actionverse and for the The F1rst Hero: Wednesday's Child mini-series. In 2016 he won the Top Cow Talent Hunt as a Runner-up. Currently he works for Aspen Comics as a penciller for the series All New Micheal Turner's Fathom.

"Traditional hero storytelling styling and a throwback sensibility—in a well-told and fun manner." -The Hollywood Reporter’s HeatVision

Ryan Parrott was born in Bakersfield, California but spent the majority of his life growing up in Las Vegas. A graduate of Chapman University, Ryan had short films screen at both the Sundance and Cannes Film Festivals—eventually leading to a career in film and television. He has written for the NBC television series Revolution, IDW’s Star Trek and Star Trek: Starfleet Academy as well as co-writing the series’ finale Revolution: Endgame and the New York Time’s best-seller Batman: Gates of Gotham.Abel is a Brazilian comic book artist with work published in Heavy Metal Magazine and books from DC Comics.Marco Renna was born in Brindisi in 1989, he remained there until 2010, when he moved to Bologna. He graduated from the International School of Comics of Reggio Emilia. Later, in collaboration with some writers he published some short stories for the digital magazine Sbam! Comics and for Future Quake Press on Something Wicked. In 2015 he made his debut in the American market as the penciler for Action Lab Comics for an issue of Actionverse and for the The F1rst Hero: Wednesday's Child mini-series. In 2016 he won the Top Cow Talent Hunt as a Runner-up. Currently he works for Aspen Comics as a penciller for the series All New Micheal Turner's Fathom.

"Traditional hero storytelling styling and a throwback sensibility—in a well-told and fun manner." -The Hollywood Reporter’s HeatVision