In 30-plus years in comics, Jim has worked on Peter David's AQUAMAN, Judd Winnick's EXILES, GOTHAM UNDERGROUND with Frank Tieri, RED LANTERNS with Charles Soule, various BATMAN books, DEADPOOL, and BLACK PANTHER.

Brendon and Brian Fraim career began working on the first series of THE WAITING PLACE from Slave Labor Graphics and Tony DiGerolamo's THE FIX. Later, they began drawing illustrations for KNIGHTS OF THE DINNER TABLE  Magazine, as well as the spin-off comic book KODT: ILLUSTRATED.

Hailing from Rumson, New Jersey, Vaughn Coleman is a comic book writer and editor with a bachelor's degree in film production. He is most well known for his independent comic book series Phenomenova, which is self-published under his own company, Rebel Oasis Studios.

Reilly Brown is coming to GSCF Winter Fest January 25-26th! New Jersey native Reilly is a fan-favorite comic book artist and writer for Marvel and DC Comics, known for bringing a sense of character and personality to the projects that he works on, balancing a combination of light-hearted humor, with fast paced superhero action. These talents have been on full display in the pages of AMAZING SPIDER-MAN, BATMAN/FORTNITE,

Tom Raney has spent his career predominantly at Marvel and DC, drawing a bit of everything, from XMen to Batman. Superman to the Hulk. Notably, he’s revamped Stormwatch with Warren Ellis, the Outsiders with Judd Winick, co-created Threshold with Keith Giffen, and co-created Mutant X with Howard Mackie.

Ava originally from Cincinatti Ohio, is a 2nd year student at The Joe Kubert School and winner of the Wave Blue World scholarship. She has worked with Philbo Publishing as a cover artist for their "Tragedy" comic book series.

George Vega is an accomplished illustrator and comic book artist who has collaborated with prestigious clients, including Paramount Pictures, Upper Deck/Marvel, and DC Comics/Cryptozoic. His artistic style encompasses a wide range, from comic book cartooning to concept work and classic illustration, reflecting a deep appreciation for the techniques and sensibilities of past masters.

Bud trained formally at the illustrious Art Students League of New York and In 1985 he began a full time career as a freelance artist for Marvel Comics, DC Comics and Neal Adams Continuity Studios under Neal Adams. This is not only where he perfected his craft, but also where he learned discipline, keeping deadlines, working under great pressure and how to grow creatively.