David Hine has written many classic comics, including Batman and Will Eisner’s The Spirit for DC Comics, and District X, Civil War X-Men, and Daredevil: Redemption for Marvel Comics, where he also co-created Spider-Man Noir. At Image comics, Hine scripted long runs of Todd McFarlane’s Spawn and Mark Silvestri’s The Darkness, and has been the writing partner of Brian Haberlin on several series, including Sonata, The Marked, and Lighthouse. Among his creator-owned books are Strange Embrace (which he wrote and drew), The Bulletproof Coffin, his collaboration with Shaky Kane, and Storm Dogs with Doug Braithwaite. Hine has collaborated with celebrated indie cartoonist Mark Stafford on three graphic novels: The Man Who Laughs, Lip Hook, and The Bad Bad Place. Current work includes Void Runners for 2000AD, co-created with artist Boo Cook, and A Bulletproof Coffin: Giant. Hine lives in London with his partner, Vikki, and their dog, Milo.

Inspired by the DIY ethic of the early punk movement, Shaky Kane contributed to the burgeoning small press scene before finding a regular spot drawing for British music paper The NME. Kane’s work found a home in a whole host of popular British comic strip publications during the late 1980s to the early 1990s, including Deadline, Revolver, Judge Dredd the Megazine, and 2000 AD. Returning to comics in 2010, Kane collaborated with writer David Hine on the highly acclaimed Bulletproof Coffin series for Image Comics. True to his early artistic inspirations, Kane continues drawing for independent publication to this day, and is regularly published on both sides of the Atlantic. Collaborating with up-and-coming writer Jordan Thomas, Kane’s current work includes Weird Work, published through Image Comics, and Bulletproof Coffin: Giant from Oni Press.