Austin St. John

First RED RANGER

Facilitation

Austin St. John's first acting role and most well-known role to date came to him when he was 19 years old, when he was cast as teen superhero Jason Lee Scott, the Red Power Ranger in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, the first installment of the Power Rangers franchise, which debuted on Fox Kids in 1993. For his role, he took the stage name Austin St. John, Austin coming from The Six Million Dollar Man's Steve Austin and St. John being a name of his own choosing.

Like St. John, his character had a background in martial arts. Though the series was hugely successful and brought St. John international recognition as an actor, long hours on set combined with low pay and no union recognition presented real challenges for him. As a result, St. John, along with all of his other co-stars including Jason David Frank[5] agreed to leave the show during its second season if their employers rejected their pay demands and unionization attempts, but when time came, only Walter Emanuel Jones and Thuy Trang joined him in the ultimatum and ultimately left the show. St. John was replaced by Steve Cardenas as the Red Ranger.

St. John went on to reprise the role of Jason several times over, in both film and television, including a permanent role in Power Rangers Zeo, and making an appearance as the character in 2002, in an episode of Power Rangers Wild Force entitled "Forever Red". He also appeared alongside Jones, as himself, in the Power Rangers special The Lost Episode in 1999, which focused on the history of the franchise up to that point and showed the original pilot episode for the series, which had never before been aired.

Creator/ Artist PETER SMITH

Peter graduated from the Columbus College of Art and Design with a Bachelors degree in Illustration. From his beginnings working for the Walt Disney animation department at Disney/MGM Studios in Florida to doing his college internship at Marvel Comics in New York City, he has worked for some of the largest entertainment companies in the world. Throughout his career, Peter has done work for companies such as Universal Studios, Disney, Marvel Comics, Hot Topic, Abercrombie and Fitch, Across the Pond Studios, Nike, and Old Navy.

He has worked as a professional illustrator for over two decades and is Editor in Chief, Creative Director, and an owner at Crimson Fable Studios. Currently he is creating, illustrating, and writing The Chronicles of Zelaria, a comic novella that combines Sci-Fi, Steam Punk and Fairytales. Peter also is working with Aequitas Comics on several projects including OMG! a horror anthology as a writer, interior artist, cover artist, and advisor.

In addition to his professional work in the art field Peter is also the animation director at the Florida Film Academy in Winter Garden, Florida. Here he develops the curriculum for the animation department, teaches animation, illustration, and design.

Creator/ Artist MEL MILTON

Mel Milton is a former character animator with Disney Interactive turned freelance illustrator who resides in Utah with his wife and daughter. He has been in the creative industry for over 25 years with clients like Sony, Nickelodeon and NBC Universal to name a few. He has been quite influenced with comic art and most of his youth was spent trying to draw like a comic artist. Although he went a different route than comics, he spent a lot of his free time creating fan art of his favorite comic characters. He's done a few independent comic cover variants , but his first variant cover was for the Clone Wars by IDW. He has also done a cover for The Batman Adventures Continue Issue 5 and looks forward to creating more covers in the near future.

Creator/ Artist RYAN KINCAID

Ryan Kincaid is currently a cover artist in the industry. His most current work with DC comics, Dynamite, Absolute comics group, IDW, Aspen, and many more. Working on titles such as Batman/Superman, Vampirella, White Widow, Fathom, Soulfire, Lola XOXO, TMNT, Dick Tracy just to name a few.

He is also the creator, cover artist, writer, and interior artist for his self published hit Persuasion. most known for his con commissions and various shows, Ryan brings the fun back into the artist alley. Having 2 largely successful Kickstarter campaigns along with multiple creations for other campaigns, you can find his work on just about everything.

Creator/ Artist CHAD HARDIN

Chad Hardin is an illustrator who works as a penciller, artist, colorist, and inker for DC Comics and works on the Harley Quinn series. He has also worked on Blue Beetle, Zatanna, Dr. Fate, The Spirit, Reign in Hell, Warlord, and the Amazing Spiderman Family, to name a few.

Hardin grew up in Las Vegas, Nevada, and then moved to Cedar City, Utah, where he completed his bachelor’s degree in art with an illustration emphasis. He worked as an illustrator in the video game industry until 2005 when he began drawing comics

Creator/ Artist GARRETT GUNN

An occasionally talented writer, Garrett Gunn is the creator and co-writer of Good Boy, and one of the co-conspirators of Four Color Fiends. He has been published dozens of times and currently writes numerous titles for a variety of independent publishers. Some of his other works include Little Red Ronin, I Hate You Please Die!, The Curse of Cleaver County, Franklin and Ghost, Warcorns, Cold Dead Hands, The Boxmasters: A Twisted Tale Through Time, Go West, The Fear Diaries, and Days to Come.

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Creator/ Artist KEN SALINAS

Meet Ken R Salinas, the versatile artist behind the scenes! With a decade of full-time artistry under his belt, Ken's work spans from indie comic covers like 'The Mortician' to Image Comics exclusives like Feral and Department of Truth to blockbuster movie premieres at Flix theaters nationwide. His talent shines in everything from pop culture-inspired VooDoodz apparel to the iconic Star Wars The Old Republic Video game

Creator/ Artist GREG PETERS

Greg Peters is a professional character animatio [Titlen artist who claims that he was born with a pencil in his hand. He began drawing his favorite TV characters at the ripe young age of two years old. "I remember telling people that I was going to draw cartoons when I grow up", he recalls. In 1990 Greg graduated from the prestigious California Institute of the Arts in Valencia, CA with a BFA degree in Character Animation. He has a long list of high credentials beginning with Hanna-Barbera Productions the studio who's cartoons he grew up closely with. While at H-B, he worked on such shows as " Tom and Jerry Kids", "The Adventures of Don Coyote ", " Fish Police "series well as doing animation on commercials featuring "The Jetsons" and "The Flintstones". After animating TV bumpers for the FOX network he landed an animation position on Ralph Bakshi's. feature film "Cool World". Next he was off to a Character design position on the popular "Rugrats" TV series. This was followed by being employed by video game giant Sega of America where he animated on various video games like Disney's " Bonkers", etc. Next it was off to Walt Disney Animation where he worked as a Character Layout Artist on "The Lion King -Timon and Pumbaa" and as a Storyboard artist on "Mickey's Mouseworks", "Mickey's House of Mouse" and more.

Greg also worked freelance for Warner Brothers on "Tazmania" before moving in house as a character designer on the award winning series "Animaniacs" and "Pinky and the Brain".

Also notable is his work at Sony/Imageworks where he worked as a Character Designer on the Dilbert TV series. He was instrumental in helping to get a studio in Wisconsin up and running as well as animate on that studio's projects. This was followed by his move to Texas where he works as a freelance artist and caricaturist in addition to appearing at several local and nationwide events including appearing at numerous comic cons as a guest artist.

Currently he is working on a variety of projects including being the illustrator on an upcoming comic book series as well as a children's book and more. Greg believes that his versatility of being able to draw in several different styles is the number one reason for his success.

Creator/ Artist TOM COOK

Tom Cook began his career as an animator and director in 1978 at Hanna-Barbera Studios, where he initially worked as an assistant animator on a variety of beloved shows including "Challenge of the SuperFriends," "Godzilla," "Scooby-Doo," "Smurfs," "Pacman," and "The Flintstones."

He briefly joined Ruby-Spears, contributing to "Thundarr the Barbarian," "Heathcliff," "Fang Face," and "Plastic Man." Tom also freelanced at Film Roman, where he worked on the Emmy Award-winning Garfield Special "Babes and Bullets," and collaborated with Bill Melendez on the Peanuts special "This is America, Charlie Brown."

In 1980, Tom moved to Filmation Studios, which at the time was the sole animation studio in the United States still producing animation domestically. There, he worked on a series of notable projects including "Tarzan," "Flash Gordon," "Blackstar," "Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids," "The Brown Hornet," "He-Man and the Masters of the Universe," "She-Ra: Princess of Power," "Ghostbusters," "Lone Ranger," "Zorro," "The Kids Super Power Hour with Shazam" (Captain Marvel), "Hero High," and the futuristic Western "Bravestarr." His commercial work included animations for The Jolly Green Giant, Chevrolet, the 7 Up Spot campaign, and the Paula Abdul video for "Opposites Attract," featuring MC Skat Kat.

Tom directed numerous episodes of popular TV cartoons such as "Road Rovers," Disney's "Mighty Ducks," "PB & J Otter," "Duckman," "King of the Hill," "Savage Dragon," HBO's "Happily Ever After: Fairy Tales for Every Child," "Extreme Ghostbusters," "Extreme Dinosaurs," and "The Simpsons."

In the feature film arena, he contributed either as an animator or as the key clean-up artist to several films, including Walt Disney's "The Prince and the Pauper" starring Mickey Mouse, "Tummy Trouble" featuring Roger Rabbit, "The Jetsons Movie," "Rover Dangerfield," "Stay Tuned," "Pinocchio and the Emperor of the Night," Steven Spielberg's "We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story," and Don Bluth's "Thumbelina."

is an American comic book artist and freelance storyboard illustrator. Best known for creating the popular series El Gato Negro, Dominguez publishes his comics through his imprint and art studio, Azteca Productions. Dominguez also is well known for influencing other artists and creators in the pursuit of their own self-publishing ventures.

Dominguez recalls his first exposure to comic books at the age of six when he began sneaking into his Uncle's room to read from his large comic book collections. In high school, Richard enrolled in Commercial Art and later took Life Drawing classes at a community college before taking a job at a local supermarket chain to create and paint point-of-purchase displays. During the late '80s and early '90s, Richard worked as an intern for several art and design studios, later designing logos for Semi-Pro Sports teams and small companies.

Various aspects of the character's personality and visual design were directly inspired by some of Dominguez's favorite comic book and classic pulp superheroes including The Spirit, The Crimson, Avenger, Daredevil, Nightwing, The Shadow, The Phantom, Zorro and most noticeably Batman.[7] Elements from Japanese animation, manga, and martial arts films also aided in the development of El Gato Negro's costume design and equipment.

Creator/ Artist RICHARD DOMINGUEZ

Voice Actor CHUCK HUBER

Chuck Huber is an American voice actor. He has provided numerous voices for Japanese anime series and video games. He is best known for his roles as Hiei in Yu Yu Hakusho, Dr. Franken Stein in Soul Eater, Pilaf in Dragon Ball, Shou Tucker in Fullmetal Alchemist, Android #17 in Dragon Ball Z and Turner Grey in Ace Attorney.

Voice Actress STEPHANIE NADOLNY

Stephanie Nadolny is an American voice actress, known for her English dubbing role as the child version of Son Goku, the protagonist of the Dragon Ball series and the child version of Goku's son, Son Gohan, in Dragon Ball Z. She reprised both roles in several Dragon Ball related video games and media. She formerly worked for Funimation and ADV Films.

In 2013, Nadolny voiced K.O. in the pilot of the Cartoon Network Studios original program Lakewood Plaza Turbo and Cartoon Network's OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes from 2017 to 2018.