Jeremy Whitley is an American comic book writer and artist, known as the creator of the series Princeless. In 2011 Whitley joined Action Lab Entertainment as their official Director of Marketing and head of PR, where he handles solicitations, reviews, press releases, and interviews.

Jeremy has also co-written licensed properties from the publisher including the 2012 digital mini-series GlobWorld and the ongoing series NFL RushZone. In addition to his original creations, he has also been a regular writer for IDW's My Little Pony comics.

Captain Anderson first went to sea as a deck apprentice in British flag ships when he was 15. After many years serving around the world as an Officer in general cargo, container, salvage, and passenger ships he gained his first command of a Foreign-going ship at age 29, one of the youngest in Australia. He served for 40 years as Master (Class 1, unlimited) in a wide range of ships including ro-ro vessels, oilrigs and specialized diving-support ships.

Captain Anderson also gained a license as a Great Barrier Reef and Torres Strait Marine Pilot piloting a wide range of ships of every size and shape in the Reef for 12 years, before again returning to sea as an Unlimited DP Master. He has also held a Private Pilot (Aeroplane) License for more than 30 years and has lectured part-time over 10 years proudly helping nearly 400 seafarers gain their Master 4 Certificates.

These days he lives on a small farm, rides high performance motorcycles and works part-time as a pole-dancer in a gay nightclub. When The Ship Hits the Fan is his first book.

Katie Cook is an American comic artist and writer. She has previously worked on licensed properties for Marvel Comics, Lucasfilm, and the Jim Henson Company, and has illustrated several Star Wars children's books for Disney LucasFilm Press. Cook's contributions placed her on Bleeding Cool's Top 100 Power List of people in the comic book industry for 2013.

Ted Anderson is a writer, librarian, and educator.

He has written more than two dozen issues of IDW's My Little Pony comics.

He lives in Minneapolis and his favorite pony is Rarity.

Alex de Campi is well known for her 2005 mini-series Smoke (published by IDW Publishing, art by Igor Kordey), which was nominated for the Eisner Award for Best Limited Series, and her 2006 manga series Kat & Mouse (published by Tokyopop, art by Federica Manfredi).

De Campi's work falls outside the superhero genre, with Smoke being a political thriller, and Kat & Mouse detailing the adventures of two mystery-solving high school students (a "CSI for tweens"); she has published work for children (e.g. Agent Boo) and for the European market (e.g. her French language sci-noir series Messiah Complex).