Jackie Roche is a cartoonist, writer, and illustrator specializing in non-fiction comics about history and current events. Jackie studied illustration and American history at the University of Hartford and sequential art at Savannah College of Art & Design. She lives in Chicago with her partner, their student loan debt, and the world's most handsome cat.

Kat Fajardo (they/she) is a Honduran Colombian award-winning cartoonist and illustrator from the lively and magical place of Loisaida, New York City. They are the creator of Miss Quinces, which was a National Indie Bestseller, received a Pura Belpre Honor for illustration, two starred reviews, and was selected as a summer reading pick by Entertainment Weekly, Publishers Weekly, The Horn Book, and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. It was also added to the The Spirit of Texas (SPOT) Reading Program by the Texas Library Association. It was the first Graphix title to be simultaneously published in English and Spanish (as Srta. Quinces). They are a graduate of the School of Visual Arts, and their work has been recognized by online publications such as Remezcla, El Hispanic News, School Library Journal, Huffington Post Latino Voices, and more. Kat loves to create playful and colorful work about self-acceptance and Latine culture. When they aren’t making comics, you might find them collecting small junk for scrapbooking, listening to spooky podcasts, or chasing after their sock-stealing pups, Mac and Roni. Kat lives in Austin, Texas. Visit them online at katfajardo.com.

Kevin Budnik is a graduate of Columbia College Chicago with a BFA in Illustration. He lives in Chicago in a modest apartment surrounded by VHS tapes and comics. Source: Kevin Budnik - Contact.

Librarian Note: There is more than one author by this name in the Goodreads database. Tony Wolf is the pseudonym of Italian illustrator Antonio Lupatelli, who is best known for his illustrations of children's books.