WonderCon 2014 Special Guests

In over 30 years as an artist in comics, Rick Burchett is probably best known for his work on DC's line of animated tie-in titles (Batman Adventures, Superman Adventures, etc.). He has also logged extended runs on Justice League, Blackhawk, E-Man, and She Hulk. Along the way, Rick has received three Eisner Awards and Spain's Haxtur Award and has been nominated for an Eagle Award in England. Currently Rick is drawing Wondrous for Lion Forge Comics, and he and writer Greg Rucka are producing the webcomic Lady Sabre and the Pirates of the Ineffable Aether. Rick lives near St. Louis with his wife and two sons.

Cliff Chiang is a comic book illustrator best known for his work at DC Comics. He graduated from Harvard University in 1996 with a joint degree in English Literature and Visual Studies. After a brief stint in advertising, he worked for several years as an assistant editor for Disney Adventures Magazine and then Vertigo before leaving to pursue his dream of freelance illustration. Known for his fluid storytelling and brushwork, his major works include Human Target (the basis for the television show), Green Arrow & Black Canary, Neil Young's Greendale, and Doctor 13 and Wonder Woman, both with writer Brian Azzarello.

Tony Daniel works for DC Comics as the penciler on the new hit title Superman/Wonder Woman and on such other notable DC titles as Teen Titans, Flash, Batman, Battle for the Cowl and the New 52 Detective Comics. Other works include Marvel's X-Force, Image's Spawn, and several creator-owned titles, including The Tenth, Adrenalynn, Silke, and F5.

Tommy Lee Edwards has made quite an impact on the comics industry by illustrating The Question, Marvel 1985, Wolverine, and Turf. Beyond illustrating countless books, magazines, and posters for Star Wars and Indiana Jones, he has designed movies and video games like Command and Conquer, James Bond, The Book of Eli, Harry Potter, and Batman Begins. TLE created Microsoft's The Random Adventures of Brandon Generator series from a script by Edgar Wright, and is currently writing and directing a music video for David Holmes, a multi-media series published by Dark Horse called Vandroid, and a TV series with Film Roman.

Paul Gulacy is an internationally acclaimed comic book artist with over forty years in the field. Trained at the Art Institute of Pittsburgh and Pratt Institute in NYC, Gulacy has also worked in magazine illustration, in animation, and for high-profile advertising agencies. He made his initial mark on the art world while at Marvel Comics during the Kung Fu craze of the 1970s with Master of Kung Fu. His work on that title inspired legendary film director Quentin Tarantino to say, “Master of Kung Fu ... hands down my favorite comic book." His trademark action-packed, cinematic style can also be found in such titles as Batman, James Bond, Star Wars, Cable, Terminator, Catwoman, and many more. Current works include Time Bomb for Radical Publishing, Star Wars: Crimson Empire 3 for Dark Horse, and GI Joe: Special Missions at IDW Publishing.