Mark London is the founder, CEO, and Chief Creative Officer of Mad Cave Studios and the writer of Battlecats, Knights of the Golden Sun, Honor and Curse, Wolvenheart, and Hunt. Kill. Repeat. He created the Underworld shared universe, including Revolution 9, Hour of the Wolf, Exit City, Endless Night, Honor and Curse: Eternal, Mister Nemo, and Victoria Jaguar, and writes Terrorbytes with Mark Russell. Since 2014, he has grown Mad Cave into a four-imprint publisher closing in on 1,000 releases. He writes action-driven stories built on worlds big enough to get lost in, all on a promise he made to his wife to chase this dream and not do it halfway. Born in Colombia, he lives in San Diego. Always read the best comics first.

Mark Russell is an author, comic book writer, and cartoonist living and toiling in Portland, Oregon. The works he is known for include God Is Disappointed in You, a modern re-telling of the Bible, The Flintstones, Exit Stage Left: The Snagglepuss Chronicles (Winner of the 2019 GLAAD Award for Outstanding Comic), Not All Robots (Winner of the 2022 Eisner Award for Best Humor Comic), and Superman: Space Age, which tells the story of Superman and his loved ones, living against the backdrop of Cold War America. As far as he knows, all his books are still in print.

As Mad Cave Studios’ Editor-in-Chief, Mike is a seasoned insider with over 30 years of experience in the comic book and entertainment business. He has edited some of the most critically acclaimed and highest-selling series of the last two decades and has spearheaded several of the industry's most popular franchises, including Batman, X-Men, and Guardians of the Galaxy. Mike’s previous posts include serving as an Executive Editor at Marvel Comics, a Group Editor at DC Comics, and the Editor-in-Chief at AfterShock Comics.

Jaime Infante (Madrid, 1989) is a Spanish comic book artist. He studied film and philosophy and worked for ten years as an illustrator of surgical manuals. He has published several comics in Spain and received the Best Comic award at the Barcelona International Comic Fair in 2025 for his graphic novel Dum Dum, among other awards. He lives with his wife and son in Alcorcón.

Sebastián Píriz is an Artist from Buenos Aires with more than 10 years of experience working mostly for indie publishers. His recent works are Disaster Inc. (Aftershock) We Ride Titans (Vault) and Census (Comixology Originals). He co-created Black Beacon with Ryan K. Lindsay for Heavy Metal magazine, and he's done covers for titles like Red Sonja, Stranger Things, and Transformers.