(born June 21, 1957) an American cartoonist, children’s book author/illustrator, novelist, director, and screenwriter, best known for Bloom County, a 1980s cartoon-comic strip which dealt with socio-political issues as seen through the eyes of highly exaggerated characters (e.g. Bill the Cat and Opus the Penguin) and humorous analogies.

Doing a webcomic as my job has been the most stressful, frustrating, terrifying, surreal, amazing, wonderful thing that has ever happened to me. It's the hardest job I've ever had but it's also the most rewarding. I have the nicest, most intelligent, excellent readers I could possibly ask for. Also I get to sleep in on weekdays most of the time. I cannot overstate how awesome that is.

Joel Watson: Geek Cartoonist, hailing from Texas.

Karl Kerschl is currently working on an original graphic novel and lives in Montréal with his girlfriend and his cat, Jacques Cousteau. He is also the mayor of several eating establishments in Mile End.

Kochalka created American Elf for 14 years -- every day, from the dawn of the Web.  He lives in Burlington, Vermont with his wife Amy and their two sons, Eli and Oliver.

Box Brown is a cartoonist and illustrator living in Philadelphia, PA.  He has been creating the web and print comic Bellen! since 2006.  He is currently developing the world’s largest body of comic work but still trails Osamu Tezuka by many many hundreds of thousands of pages.

In April 2005, the Foglios abandoned publishing periodical-style comic books and began publishing Girl Genius online as a free webcomic, updated three times a week.  Foglio told an interviewer that as of November 2005, "[W]e've quadrupled our number of readers, and tripled our sales" of traditional comics and related merchandise

Munroe states there is no particular meaning to the name and it is simply a four-letter word without a phonetic pronunciation, something he describes as "a treasured and carefully-guarded point in the space of four-character strings."

from 2005:  I'm a 20-year-old human female from New York City. I attend the School of Visual Arts as an animation major, and enjoy drawing the same exact picture 1000 times. I don't read superhero comics and have very little interest in doing so.

I had some good roots down in putting fonts on business cards, and I could whip up a mean HTML table with a tab index, but I wasn’t playing hard at the front of my game. Silicon Valley gave me the pinch in ’02 and it’s been the internet version of hawking flowers in taquerias ever since.

Hey.  My name is Jeffrey Rowland and I am an actual dude.  I used to live in Oklahoma but now I live in Northampton, Massachusetts.  I got problems like everybody does. I got a few stories to tell you.

Cartoonist, husband, son.

Self-employed freelance cartoonist and illustrator since March 2005, and doesn't plan on wearing a nametag/khakis/uniform ever again.

i was born in england in the late 70's, i currently live and work in Brooklyn, NYC. 'creatures' started as a daily illustration exercise that i felt the need to undertake for reasons that are now entirely beyond me... i don't go out much any more or see sunlight very often... i'm so very hungry and pale. send help.

I can put whatever I want online, unedited, uncensored, et cetera. I've published in print numerous times and it gets hacked up in editing...I can have an e-mail fight over a line drawing with some Journalism major for two weeks to make a hundred bucks. Or I can just draw a rude picture and put it on a T-shirt and sell a few of them to make the same hundred bucks.

hi my name is sam, i draw pictures, from your titles. send me a title, or any thing else you want to talk to me about to: sambrown @ explodingdog.com

I have no car and live in a crappy apartment with no receptionon my television (just a vcr for movies). I use a 56k telephone modem to do all my work, which I do on a outdated G3 with a Umax scanner (which is great except that the glass is slowly getting more and more scratched and the glass is recessed). I am as of yet unmarried. I work crappy temp jobs to handle the bills. But I am fairly happy.

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Anthony Clark goes by the pseudonym of "Nedroid." He posts humor comics at his site, Nedroid.com, also known as "Nedroid's Picture Diary." The breakout stars of his comics are Beartato, half-bear-half-potato, and Reginald, an immature bird.

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The old ways are dead. And you need people around you who concur. That means hanging out more with the creative people, the freaks, the real visionaries, than you're already doing. Thinking more about what their needs are, and responding accordingly. Avoid the dullards; avoid the folk who play it safe. They can't help you any more. Their stability model no longer offers that much stability. They are extinct, they are extinction.

Dance like it hurts, Love like you need money, Work when people are watching (The Way of the Weasel)

The main characters of Steven Cloud's Boy on a Stick and Slither are a sort of coalition of the limbless. Boy is either a multiple amputee or a sentient Pez dispenser, and Slither is a snake. In a boxing match, they're on equal footing.