Louis has worked on various aspect of comic creation for over 30 years, including drawing, inking (where he has developed his own specialty), and publishing. His expertise has benefited publishers in North America and Europe, and he has received awards for his work from a number of Canadian contests. His artwork is influenced by his admiration for Buscema, but he also remains attached to classic illustrators like Kirby, Hergé, Foster, Uderzo, Morris, Franquin and Windsor-Smith. He is also an avid comic-book collector. Louis draws mainly, but not exclusively, for the “Exile” story line, and he does some of the inking for “Cycle of Shadows.”

Martin has been an avid reader of Marvel Comics titles since…forever. A few years ago, he took up the challenge of producing his own comic, one that would stay away from some of the traps that American comic books fall into, and incorporate his interest in other mass-produced entertainment (movies, TV series). And because he works at HEC Montréal (school of business), this project would also be a testing ground for some of his own theories about entrepreneurship.

A talented die-hard comics fan, Maxime seamlessly combines graphic design and illustration. He enjoys blending genres and media: youth illustrations, social awareness campaigns, medical plates and hyper-realistic futuristic illustrations. His eclectic background has allowed him to develop solid expertise in visual communications. Maxime mainly contributed to the “The Damned” storyline.

Producing a webcomic like this one can’t be done by one person alone. This photo gives you a glimpse of the people behind the project. In coming weeks, we’ll be posting short bios of the team members.