David M. Booher is a multiple Eisner­ and GLAAD nominated writer of comics, television, and film. His comics include Eisner- and GLAAD-nominated Killer Queens (Dark Horse), Eisner-nominated Rain (Image/Syzygy), and the all-ages fantasy series CANTO (Dark Horse). He has also written stories for Firefly, Dungeons & Dragons, and Ghostbusters. His LGBTQ-led Killer Queens was featured in the New York Times as a must read in honor of Pride Month. A lawyer by training, he lives in Los Angeles with his husband and the true brains behind their operation—their adopted greyhounds.

Licinia was born in Fabriano (Italy) in 1984. A professional cartoonist and full-time mother, her childhood dream was always to work "with just a pencil." After graduating from the International School of Comics in Florence in 2006, she began her freelance career, creating comics, illustrations, covers, and logos both for Italian and international customers. She is also specialised in calligraphy, bookbinding, and the creation of handmade paper. Over the years, she has taught comics courses for children and teens, collaborating with preschools, primary schools, and secondary schools to spread knowledge of the ninth art, with the aim of fueling an interest in reading and promoting the importance of comics as an aid to education. She has published comic books and short story illustrations for French publishers like Jungle Editions, Soleil Production, Sandawe Edition, Editions du Chat, Clair de Lune, and Italian publishers such as Edicolors, Gruppo Raffaello, and Eli Edizioni. She currently collaborates as an illustrator, colorist, and storyboard artist for Jungle Editions, AranciaStudio, and the Walt Disney Company.