SPACE Exhibitors Bios D to H

 Connor Drescher:

CW Drescher is a science fiction and fantasy creator with a love of experimental story structures, strange and believable characters, and immersive settings.

Matt Feazell:

40+ years (1980–2023) of self-published minicomics including 4 paperback book collections. Contributing cartoonist to ZOT!, Munden's Bar, Gen 13, Disney Adventures, and Nickelodeon Magazine. Along with writer Jim Mackey, Feazell is the winner of the 2010 SPACE Prize for best minicomic ("Board of Superheros™"). He's currently promoting his latest project, SLAB #1, a minicomic for collectors that you can't read... because it comes sealed in a 4x6 mylar toploader!

Michael Fehskens:
Illustrator with an appreciation for nature that teeters into the supernatural. In the spirit of Richard Scarry;s Busy Town, if Bigfoot & the Loch Ness Monster came to town. Children's books with elements of comics, with educational fun for kids and psychedelic elements for adults.

Fieldmouse Press:
Fieldmouse Press is a nonprofit publisher of comics and literature, based in Grass Valley, California. Founded in 2019, Fieldmouse Press is committed to expanding the reach and appreciation of the comics arts.

Fieldmouse Press publishes the online literary magazine SOLRAD, and since 2021, has begun publishing international and American comics. We are passionate about comics and our goal is to advance the medium through the publication of new and underrepresented voices. We believe that comics should be a place for every story and every person.

Matthew Frey / Spaz Tastic Studios:
Small team of artists and storytellers looking to put interesting stories into the world while having fun and expressing our artistic visions. 

Tim Fuller:

Tim Fuller is a cartoonist living in Northern Kentucky and is active in the Cincinnati, Ohio comic scene. He writes and draws comics, mostly about talking animals and shares his studio space with several cats and dogs who give him plenty of feedback on his work. His Sham Comics series for Source Point Press takes public domain material from the 40s and 50s and rewrites them as social satires. Tim’s current projects also include "Cap'n Catnip & Womble the Wonder Gerbil." His work can be seen at www.hoohacomics.com

Steven Gamburd:

Guerrilla Publishing 

Guerrilla Publishing publishes books, comic books, and graphic novels.
Co-Founders

Julio A. Guerra

Julio Guerra is an artist and writer from East Chicago, Indiana.  Julio started out as a graffiti artist and then went on to study fine art in college.  His passion for comic books brought him back to medium as a creator.  He has created his own titles such as The Epic Misadventures of Deathbag, Tales from the Cryptic Closet, Super Deadbeat Dad, and Joo Bear.  Julio has used his artistic talents to work for other companies such as Aftershock, Marvel/Upper Deck, and Pro Wrestling Tees.  Julio’s desire to bring underground comics to the mainstream led him to join with Ben Miller & Adam Farster to found Guerrilla Publishing.

Ben Miller

Ben Miller is a writer and editor at Guerrilla Publishing.  Ben started out writing the miniseries Judges.  Since he has written the graphic novels Kaneesha and Gunwork.  He has written stories in Tales From the Cryptic Closet and The Epic Misadventures of Deathbag.  Also Ben  has worked as a writer for The Lab and Bluroos Comics.  As an adult Ben has worked in his Gary, Indiana community as a director of a program for at risk kids.  He brings the lessons and desires for justice from his work to his writing.  In hopes of bringing stories to comics that weren’t being told. Ben joined up with Julio Guerra & Adam Farster to found Guerrilla Publishing 

Adam Farster

Adam Farster is a writer/illustrator and a man of mystery.  Adam is the creator of the award winning comic book ‘Humalien’ and the children’s book ‘Skeleton Boy and the Moon Balloon’ and the cover artist for Julio Guerra’s ‘The Epic Misadventures of Deathbag’ Adam is currently working on the Fantasy/Sci-Fi tale ‘Dark Echo’ which will be released in 2021. Adam joined up with Julio Guerra & Ben Miller to found Guerrilla Publishing 

We are Guerrilla Publishing.  Read the Revolution. 

Dan Hair:

Married with kids. Love Kirby, Ditko, Don Heck, Gil Kane.  SunJay! Comic six years in the making, young SunJay escapes dictatorship world and becomes a hero in ours! Dear Mr Walters is our letter answerer.

 

Drew B. Hall:

I'm trying my best.

Han Hampy:

Han Hampy is a cartoonist in Columbus Ohio who works in horror and comedy.

Ron Hill:
Ron Hill has drawn for Dungeons & Dragons games, illuminated Presbyterian Publishing Company’s Armchair Theologian series, been sued (unsuccessfully) for defamation by a notoriously litigious coal magnate, and has been writing and drawing hundreds of thousands of editorial cartoons, comic strips, illustrations and caricatures since the late ’70s. In June of 2023, he completed the documentary film Go-kart Therapy, and is currently directing We Are Doc Savage: A Documentary on Fandom. Learn more at RonHillArtist.com.

Stephen Hines:

Stephen Hines was spawned and currently lives in Ohio. When he’s not infiltrating the system by teaching high school English he’s writing. So far he’s published one young adult novel (Hocus Focus), a one-shot surrealist horror comic (Icon-O-Plastic), a graphic novel called Zombie Fabulous, another trilogy entitled The Soccer Mom Killer, and his newest book is An Exile’s Epistle and Other Stories. He has also released a prose memoir (Rebirth Defect: My Journey From Catholic Altar Boy to Teen Atheist to Adult Christian Metal Evangelist and Back to Atheism).

Travis Horseman:

Travis was born in Springfield, Ohio, and discovered comic books at the age of six. Since then, the course of his life has been shaped by his love of comics, theater and classical history. In addition to being a writer, he has been an actor, a director, a produced playwright, and occasionally, all three at once. After writing the first draft of his ancient Roman epic "Amiculus: A Secret History" as a ten-page play in college, he began adapting it as a comic. Initially intending for it to be a short 32-page project, it took on a life of its own, expanding to a 200-page graphic novel. Travis partnered with veteran comic artist Giancarlo Caracuzzo (www.giancarlocaracuzzo.com) to bring the script to life panel-by-panel over three successful crowdfunding campaigns, releasing the final version in 2020.

Since "Amiculus", Travis has continued to write, crowdfund and publish comics under his label Amiculus Books, venturing into horror with "Sugar Creek" in 2019 and combining horror with ancient history in the vampire story "In Noctem" in 2021. Currently, he is hard at work on a mythological fantasy miniseries, "Pythia: the Last Oracle," with Roxy Comics artist Jessie Robinson.

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