Kaitlyn Narvaza was born in San Diego, California. She started her personal hobby of comic making at the age of 4, but never aspired to be anything more than a hobbyist. Seventeen years later, while studying at San Diego State University, she started her first published work Where Tangents Meet. The creation of the digital comic rekindled her passions and inspired her to pursue comic making. She is currently attending school while simultaneously creating Siren’s Lament with the goal of following her dreams and creating more stories to share.

Sandra Diaz was born in Barcelona in 1993. She’s been drawing since she was a little girl who only could dream of being a comic creator.
Currently, she’s finishing her studies at Escola Joso Art & Comic school in Barcelona while simustaneously creating Supersonic Girl, her first published work!

As Head of Content at LINE Webtoon, Tom manages original content development, strategy, and partnerships with content creators across all genres and disciplines.

Prior to LINE Webtoon, Tom spent 9 years at Viacom, most recently as Executive Producer and Executive Editor of MTV Digital, where he oversaw video, gaming, and editorial for over 175 seasons of MTV shows, including Teen Wolf, Jersey Shore, and Catfish. While there, Tom founded MTV Comics and MTV Geek.

Before being recruited to MTV, founded the mobile content divisions at Comedy Central and Spike TV, where he produced "South Park 10: The Game", the first television network app "Comedy Central Take Out" - named Fierce Mobile App of the Year, the first made-for-mobile animated series "Samurai Love God" starring Ed Helms and Nick Kroll, Spike TV's Mobile VGAs, produced and directed Robert Kirkman's "Battle Pope: The Animated Series", and produced, wrote, and directed mobile content for Stan Lee, Hulk Hogan, Orlando Jones, Gilbert Gotfried, Ze Frank, John Mulaney, Sarah Silverman, The Daily Show, William Shatner, David Koechner and countless others.

In 2014, Tom edited J. Michael Straczynski's "The Adventures of Apocalypse Al", published by Image Comics and co-founded FreakSugar, a start-up lifestyle brand that celebrates the underground culture of comics, gaming, anime, film, art and alternative media.

Tom holds an M.F.A. in Design + Technology from Parsons School of Design in New York, where after graduation he taught for several years, developing graduate courses that concentrate on interactive storytelling, progression systems, agile production, UX, business development, game mechanics and creative ideation.

Originally from New York, Tom resides in Los Angeles, CA with his wife, 2 children, cat, and an original Space Ace cabinet that someday he'll be buried in.