Gotto created Ozark Ike and Cotton Woods.

Additional biographical works:
A Gallery of Rogues: Cartoonists' Self-Caricatures (Billy Ireland Cartoon Library), 1998, by Robert C. Harvey;
Cartoonews (Bill Sheridan, 1975 series) #4 (July 1975);
Comics Buyer's Guide (Krause Publications, 1982 Series) #? (January ?, 1989);
Comics Feature (NMP, 1980 series) #40 (January 1986);
Famous Artists and Writers of King Features Syndicate (King Features, 1946 ? Series) # [1946], [1949];
"Ray Gotto--The Comics' Heavy" in St. Petersburg Times (St. Petersburg, Florida) January 1, 2004 (obituary).

From about the mid-1930s to 1943 he wrote and drew editorial, sports, and gag cartoons for The Nashville Banner (Nashville, Tennessee).
From circa 1958 to circa 1975, Gotto wrote and drew gag and sports cartoons for sports pages around the country (possible syndicated?) and for The Sporting News (Sporting News Publishing Company, Inc., 1886 series).

Syndication work:
Cotton Woods daily (General Features) 1955-07-18 - 1957-XX-XX [Writing, pencils, and inks.];
Ozark Ike daily and Sunday (King Features Syndicate) 1945-11-12 - 1954-XX-XX [Writing, pencils, and inks.];
Uncle Alvin daily (General Features) 1966-09-12 - 1967-06-17 [Per Alberto Becattini, ghostwrote this daily strip under creator Bob Sherry's name.];

Kevin Kobasic did pencil and some ink work for Marvel Comics, from 1990 to 1994; pencil and cover ink work for Acclaim / Valiant, from 1994 to 1998; and a single page pin-up for Broadway in 1996. He also did pencil work on a promotion comic book for Merrill Lynch called Further Adventures of Savin' Dave and the Compounders, in 1997.

Kobasic also worked support for Marvel as an assistant editor and managing editor for Marvel in 1991.

He would form his own company in 2000, the Keviemetal Corporation, doing freelance illustration work. As of 2019, he does freelance animation at the Wunderman company.

Creator of the Double Trouble comic strip.

Jean-Blaise Mitildjian est un scénariste français de bande dessinée, d'origine arménienne. travaille d'abord comme compositeur de musique et exerce divers métiers alimentaires avant de rencontrer Régis Loisel en 1987. Ce dernier lui enseigne les rudiments du métier de scénariste de bande dessinée. Il est, avec sept autres auteurs et dessinateurs de bande dessinée, membre du comité artistique du festival Des Planches et des Vaches. À l'occasion du dixième anniversaire de ce festival, en avril 2011, il a reçu un prix spécial pour l'ensemble de son œuvre en présence d'une dizaines d'artistes avec qui il collabore, notamment Régis Loisel.

Additional biographical information about April Campbell can be found in Women and the Comics (Eclipse Books, 1985) by Trina Robbins and Catherine Yronwode.

Campbell co-wrote with Bruce Jones, from circa 1979 to 1983.

She also did support work as an editor for Pacific Comics, from 1982 to 1984, and Eclipse Comics, from 1985 to 1987.

An academic specialist in Asian languages, Van Gulik was also a skilled diplomat, eventually becoming ambassador to Kuala Lumpur and Japan, in his spare time writing academic articles and books on Chinese languages, history and culture. He is best known, however, for writing sixteen detective novels about the historical character Judge Dee.

Hellenes is a visual artist and cartoonist whose strip Kebbelife, published in book volumes by No Comprendo Press, is based on herself and fellow artist Vanessa Baird.

Lou Manna worked as an assistant for Jim Janes from 1978 to 1982 and for Rich Buckler from circa 1980 to 1982.

Manna worked in support as an associate editor for J.C. Comics in 1983.

Creator of The Fish Police.

Chris O'Halloran is a comic book colorist for some of the biggest American comic publishers including Marvel Comics, DC Comics, Image Comics, Dark Horse, and more. He is the colorist on comics such as Ice Cream Man, Robin: The Boy Wonder, Falling in Love on the Path to Hell, Immortal Hulk, Black Panther, Hellboy, and many others.

Painter, animator, comic book artist and graphic designer. He did work on various animated series including Futurama, Drawn Together, Daria, King of the Hill and Beavis and Butthead. His best known comics work was the Fuzz and Pluck series which were collected into three books- Fuzz and Pluck (1999), Fuzz & Pluck: Splitsville (2008) and The Moolah Tree (2016). Was likely better known in France than in the United States after that series was published over there.

Taras created Baby Huey and was the creator and cartoonist of Rags Rabbit for Harvey.