Dean Trippe is a freelance comic book artist currently living in Nashville, TN, and is the founder and co-editor of Project: Rooftop. His publishers include AdHouse Books, Image Comics, Viper Comics, and New Reliable Press. Dean was a key instigator of the popular Draw Batgirl meme of 2006, and is best known for his superhero parody webcomic, Butterfly. He is also a former comic shop manager, a lifelong superhero fan, and has an actual degree in comics. Link


Chris Arrant is a freelance writer and graphic designer. In comics, he is the writer of the ongoing webcomic 1 Way Ticket at The Chemistry Set, and has been published in Negative Burn. As a journalist, he has written for Publisher’s Weekly, Newsarama, TOKYOPOP, Marvel Comics, AdHouse Books and Freedom Communications. He is the co-editor of Project: Rooftop. Link


Jessica Plummer is a Barnard College English major in New York, New York. She just completed a senior thesis on Supergirl and is now working on a senior thesis on Metropolis and Gotham. Once she completes that, she plans to panic over needing a job. After that, who knows? Jessica also runs Super. Girl., a subsite of Girl-Wonder.org. Link


Joel Priddy is a cartoonist, illustrator, and professor in Memphis, TN. His work includes the award-winning Pulpatoon: Pilgrimage and The Preposterous Voyages of IronHide Tom. Link


Vito Delsante, while new to the comics industry, has already worked on two comic book icons: Batman in Batman Adventures and Wolverine in X-Men Unlimited. He has also written a Johnny Bravo story for Cartoon Network Block Party and Scooby Doo. He is currently working with artist Mike Lilly (Nightwing, Vampirella) on The Mercury Chronicles, a creator-owned homage to the Golden Age of comics, a stint on JSA: Classified with artist Eric Wight (My Dead Girlfriend) and is developing many more creator-owned concepts with other artists. He is also the store manager and events coordinator at Jim Hanley’s Universe, one of the country’s largest comic book retailers. Link