Lovecraft

Hans Rodionoff found a copy of the Necronomicon in his early childhood and was never the same. Growing up in Innsmouth, he spent his days life-guarding and surfing his local break of Dagon Point. But secretly, in the darkest recesses of his heart, he wanted to be a comic book artist. While studying illustration at Miskatonic University, he took an introductory film class and fell in love with celluloid. Since that time he has devoted himself to screenwriting, collaborating with horror maestros such as John Carpenter and Clive Barker. Enrique Breccia A self-taught artist, Enrique Breccia has been drawing comics for over 20 years, his work having been published in Europe, America, and his homeland, Argentina. Stateside, his work for DC Comics includes Batman Black and White and Legion Worlds. Today, he lives with his second wife and youngest son in Mar del Sur, 600 km from the Capital City of Argentina, in a house only a few steps from the Atlantic Ocean and with an open field behind him. There, he has devoted himself to his three greatest passions: drawing, painting and woodcarving. Keith Giffen kicked off his two-and-a-half decade career in the comic book field by working alongside writer Paul Levitz to energize DC Comics' Legion of Super-Heroes into a franchise property. Later in the '80s, he and writer J. M. DeMatteis revitalized Justice League of America, turning it into DC's top-selling book. In the '90s, he co-created Lobo with writer Roger Slifer, generating one of the most successful original comic book characters in the past thirty years. Giffen, who is currently writing Reign of the Zodiac and Lobo Unbound for DC Comics, presently resides in New Jersey.Giffen, Keith is the author of 'Lovecraft', published 2004 under ISBN 9781401201432 and ISBN 1401201431.