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Wunderman Comics, Inc. is a multi-faceted comics company located in Southern California. Wunderman Comics not only publishes the creative output of Nate Wunderman but also partners with companies and individuals looking for a custom comic solution! We are committed to helping bring other comic books into the digital world. We work with licensed properties, as well as creator-owned comics.
Wunderman Comics is the home of the comic series’, E.I. – Earth Invasion and Time Corps.
Our catalogue also features five comic mini-series: Irrational Numbers, Scoundrel, Boogeyman, War Medicine and now our latest release of Brain Drain. Wunderman Comics has over 80 issues currently released.
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Creator: Time Corps, E.I. – Earth Invasion, Irrational Numbers, Scoundrel, Brain Drain and Co-Creator of War Medicine
Writer: Time Corps and E.I. – Earth Invasion and Brain Drain
Editor: Time Corps, E.I. – Earth Invasion, Scoundrel, War Medicine, Boogeyman, Brain Drain and Irrational Numbers
Concept: Scoundrel and War Medicine
Nate Wunderman was born in Brussels, Belgium and immigrated to Los Angeles with his parents when M.A.S.H. & Patton was in theaters. Nate grew up loving the comics published in of both of his countries! Favorites include Tintin, Alix, & Gaston LeGaffe from Belgium and Batman, X-Men, & Alien Legion from the US. As he grew older, his comic’s education and passion was furthered by the discovery of Japanese Anime and Manga, with Akira a particular favorite.
An avid reader and collector of comics, Nate Wunderman took the next step, he created Wunderman Comics, Inc. In addition to his own creations E.I. – Earth Invasion, Time Corps and Irrational Numbers, he has expanded and created opportunities for others to share their titles in the comic digital world. Nate graduated from USC, reads Franco-Belgian comics in the original French, and loves to travel.
Letterer: Time Corps (issues 5 thru current), Boogeyman – a limited series (5 issues), War Medicine – a limited series – (3 issues), Scoundrel – a limited series (4 issues), E.I. – Earth Invasion (issues 7 thru 39), Brain Drain – a limited series (3 issues) and Irrational Numbers – a limited series (6 issues)
Colorist: Scoundrel – a limited series (4 issues), Time Corps – (issues 1 thru current), E.I. – Earth Invasion – (issues 30 thru 39), Brain Drain – a limited series (3 issues) and War Medicine – a limited series (3 issues)
Cover Artist: Time Corps – issues 3 thru 7 and E.I. – Earth Invasion – (issue 4)
A native Angeleno, Josephine Roberts grew up with a healthy interest in art and comic books. Choosing instead to learn at the elbow of artists practicing in their respective fields, she skipped the classroom learning part. While pursuing a B.A. in history from U.C. San Diego, she worked as a freelance graphic designer and illustrator.
After finishing college, she took an inking internship at Topcow Productions in Los Angeles. There she learned the ins and outs of the comic book business and studied under anyone who happened to be in the office from writers to editors and from pencilers to colorists.
Josephine also coaches fencing, is a leathersmith, sells scientific and technical antiques and attends too many comic book conventions.
Artist: E.I. – Earth Invasion issues 6 thru 29, Boogeyman – a limited series (5 issues), Irrational Numbers – a limited series (6 issues) and Time Corps (issues 9 & 10)
Creator: Boogeyman – a limited series (5 issues)
Giancarlo was born in Rome, Italy and currently lives there.
Since 1982 he has been an illustrator, comics artist and story board artist.
He works with the largest European and American distribution companies.
Among his credits are:
1982 – 2004 for Italian Publishers: S.Bonelli Editore, Mondadori Editore, De Agostini Editore, Granata press, Universo Editore, Edizioni Lancio.
2004 – 2009 for French Publishers: Editions Delcourt, Dupuis, Robert Laffont
2009 – 20017 for US Publishers: Marvel Comics, DC Comics (Batman 66), Wunderman Comics, Image Comics, IDW Publishing – miniseries ‘Indestructible’, Darby Pop, Amiculus Time 1 and 2 with Travis Horseman and Heroic Publishing.
Writer: Irrational Numbers – a limited series (6 issues)
Writer: Scoundrel – a limited series (4 issues)
Writer: Time Corps – issues 12 thru 24 and War Medicine – a limited series (3 issues)
Co-Creator: War Medicine
Born in Rockford, Illinois; raised in Memphis, Tennessee; matriculated in Tacoma, Washington and broadcasting live from Los Angeles, Hannibal Tabu is a writer, a brother, a husband, a misanthrope, a son, an emcee, an uncle, a poet, a father, a designer, a nephew, a romantic, a storyteller, and by god, a fan. He spent more than ten years doing the journalist thing for Vibe, Slave Trade, MTV Online, Rap Pages, America Online, the Los Angeles Sentinel, Spinnerrack.com, Speak and The Source. Hannibal has worked as a web designer/producer and graphic artist for American Honda, eHobbies.com, Quicken.com, Express.com, the California Association of REALTORS, Disney Channel, NextPlanetOver.com, Toyota Motor Sales, Kaiser Permanente, California Bank & Trust and many more. As a poet, Hannibal has been published in The Drumming Between Us, (sic) Vice Verse, Drumvoices Review, Voices From Leimert Park and other anthologies, as well as being author of the collection BORN BENEATH AN ANGRY STAR and co-author of FLIGHT MANUAL. As a novelist, he’s written THE CROWN: ASCENSION and FARAWAY (both available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble & Smashwords) and the upcoming sci fi political thriller ROGUE NATION.
He’s the winner of the 2012 Top Cow Talent Hunt; writer of Waso: Will To Power and Waso: Gathering Wind for Stranger Comics; Project: Wildfire for Legends Press; Fathom Sourcebook, Soulfire Sourcebook and Executive Assistant Iris Sourcebook for Aspen Comics; and co-writer of an issue of Watson & Holmes (alongside 2 Guns writer Steven Grant) for New Paradigm Studios. For six years he was the editor-in-chief of the Los Angeles Herald-Dispatch group of newspapers, is currently the owner and editor-in-chief of Black geek website Komplicated at the Good Men Project, and uses his Operative Network website (www.operative.net) to publish his poetry, market what he’s doing, rant at the world and emit strangled cries for help.
In addition to all that, Hannibal collects comic books, has scores of action figures, DJs private parties, is a Mac OS zealot, sings and sometimes even hosts karaoke, practices a form of spirituality based on ancient Egyptian belief, and goes to bed every day, secretly hoping that half the world will commit suicide in his honor.
Colorist: E.I. – Earth Invasion issues 6 thru 29
Colorist: Irrational Numbers – a limited series (6 issues)
Colorist: Boogeyman – a limited series (5 issues)
Flavia is a 2010 graduate of the Roman School of Comics, currently working as an illustrator, storyboard artist, and colorist. Her artistic influences span from Flemish painting and the Impressionists to comic artists including Cyril Pedrosa, Skottie Young, Sergio Toppi, Hayao Miyazaki, and, of course, her father, Giancarlo Caracuzzo. Her paintings have been featured in two exhibitions in Rome.
Artist: Scoundrel – a limited series (4 issues) and E.I. – Earth Invasion (issues 30 thru 39)
Dug Nation is a professional illustrator working in the film and
video game industries.
Dug has worked on such projects as Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles,
Destiny, American Horror Story, Argo, Pathfinder, Rango and The World
According To Batman. His clients include Prologue, Sony Cinematic
Solutions, Hyundai, Miller Lite, Paizo Publishing, White Wolf
Publishing and Inside Editions/DC Comics.
He has created an original graphic novel The Cobweb Detective Club is
available to read at http://www.ipulpfiction.com.
Writer: E.I. – Earth Invasion issues 30 thru 39
Hailing from the San Francisco Bay Area, Paul received a BA in Dramatic Art from UC Berkeley. After directing and acting in several plays, he came down to Los Angeles to get an MFA in acting from UCLA. Upon getting his Master’s, he pursued acting professionally, appearing on stage and in small roles in television shows such as Mad TV and Star Trek: Voyager. It was while acting in a staged reading of a friend’s screenplay in an LA writing workshop that Paul discovered he was much happier on the other side of the camera, creating stories.
As a writer, Paul has worked on such diverse projects as the animated feature film “Disaster!”, the “X-Men Unlimited” comic book series for Marvel Comics, and the MondoMedia webseries “The God and Devil Show.” He also wrote and directed a short horror film, “Dumpster Diver.”
Most recently, he is the writer and creator of the fantasy comedy webcomic, “Heroines for Hire,” and, of course, the current writer of “E.I.: Earth Invasion.”
Artist: E.I. – Earth Invasion issues 1 thru 5
Artist: Time Corps – 1 thru 4; 8; 11 thru 19
As a Freelance (i.e., unemployed) Artist, Neal Yamamoto has spewed forth a wide variety of scribblin’s and scrivenin’s, including humorous illustrations, character designs, gag cartoons and comic/sequential art for a boatload of books, comics, magazines and educational publications nationwide. Mr. Yamamoto has also been caught conducting cartooning and comic book illustration workshops for adults and children at unsuspecting institutions like California State University, Los Angeles, Pasadena City College Extended Learning, Santa Monica Community Education, Torrance Cultural Center, Sherman Oaks Elementary and the Japanese American National Museum. His fevered meanderings can be seen in his weekly online cartoon “My Name is Neal” which can be viewed at the Discover Nikkei website.
He has spontaneously appeared at Wunderman Comics in various
disguises for at least the last several years.
Artist: War Medicine – A limited series (3 issues)
Roy is a Filipino comic book artist. He studied Fine Arts at the University of Sto. Tomas in
Manila, Philippines & pursued a career in comic book illustrations at the age of 17. His main comic book
influences are Lan Medina, Jim Lee and Milo Manara. His art style started as a mixture of these 3 master’s
artworks but eventually evolved into an exquisitely dark and moody masterpiece that is definitely a style
of his own. In 1999, he made his second International work for Image comics where he is known for his
artistic stylings in the book, The Wicked. Sometime later he had a hand in weaving his art into the
history of popular characters particularly, Wonder Woman, Quicksilver, Spider-man, and the Inhumans
from his work for both DC and Marvel Comics.
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