Robert Ball
Robert Ball is a London based designer and illustrator who has worked for the likes of BBC, Sky, Sony, Wired Magazine, The National Gallery and the V&A. Winter’s Knight: Day One is his debut comic followed by Dangeritis, a collaboration with Warwick Johnson-Cadwell. Robert exists on a strict diet of white fish. Preferably battered with a ton of chips.
Adam Cadwell 
Adam Cadwell is the creator of such comics as Blood Blokes, The Everyday and children’s comic The King of Things. He has also contributed to the Eisner-nominated graphic novel anthology Nelson, as well as Solipsistic Pop, Paper Science and the Image series Phonogram. He is known to enjoy Vimto and Lego minifigures who wear suits.
Warwick Johnson-Cadwell
Warwick Johnson Cadwell has been drawing stories as long as he can remember: through school, university and all the day jobs he has done (which does include professional illustration). His work has appeared in such anthologies as Nelson, Birdsong, New British Comics, Solipsistic Pop and West. He is currently working with Alan Martin on Solid State Tank Girl for Titan Comics, Hunch Parsons and Gungle for Blank Slate and Dangeritis: The Misadventures of Derek Danger with Robert Ball for Great Beast.
Dan Cox
Daniel Cox does words and stuff for popcomicjoybomb Hitsville UK. He also writes and draws kids horror comedy The Graveyard Cats and the sing-a-long comic for toddlers Wrong Songs. His earlier stuff has appeared in Underfire Comics, Zarjaz and True Romance Comix.
Marc Ellerby
Marc Ellerby has illustrated comics for companies such as Oni Press, Image Comics, Boom! Studios, SLG Publishing, Solipsistic Pop and We Are Words and Pictures. He has worked on titles recognised by the Harvey Awards and the Young Adult Library Services of America. He is probably best known as being the creator of the Chloe Noonan: Monster Hunter series and the autobiographical comic Ellerbisms. He has a unhealthy obsession with The Muppets and disjointed indie rock sounds.
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John Riordan
John co-writes and draws the psychedelic, musical, soap opera, comic book Hitsville UK. He created the weekly comic strip William Blake, Taxi Driver for Time Out London from 2007 to 2009. He has also made comics for The Stool Pigeon and ink+PAPER and is working on Capital City, a graphic poem about the financial crisis, which is even more fun that it sounds.
