WFC Creative Hall of Fame!
I tried to create comic books alone for years, which was painful. I just have so much content, and a single lifetime would not be enough to quench my dreams. I needed help in the form of like-minded creative spirits. So, I started the search for the right teammates. The hunt rendered mixed results as various people did not care about my vision or just wanted the money. I gave lots of money to fake players in the Indy comic game while trying to play chess with checker pieces.
But luckily, in time, I started to find a community of passionate creators who cared past the dollars and raised my projects to a new level. The people below will always be considered part of the team and the heart of WhiteFire comics...
Ajhay Cerezo
He is an uber-talented artist, a colorist, and a kindred spirit. His talent made "Rakehell" happen. His level of care is through the roof, along with his work
Derek Stevens
Derek is a fantasy artist who can put a unique spin on a concept. He has been great to work with, and I consider him a friend. He provided some next-level covers and pin-ups.
David Ocampo
David is a prominent artist and colorist. He is a veteran of the comic book scene and an anchor when WhiteFire Comics experiences stormy waters.
Juaco Guerra
A dependable and eager-to-please, creative artist, Juaco helped me develop characters and created cover art and pin-ups for "The Forsaken Future" (Remaster) and "Rakehell" with a super gritty style.
Corey Hardiman
As a partner in crime and the creator of Sister Mercy, Corey took my writing from poor to a score and has been a solid piece of rubber to bounce things off over the years.
Ariel Medel
A Pro, Pro, Pro. As an artist I have studied his charater designs and asked, how the heck does it do it? My answer...I dont know. He is great and I always appreciate his help.
Diego Comino
Diego has often helped with his glorious colors and timely work on "The Forsaken Future." He is a dependable, talented soul and is always willing to help.
J.C Grande
What can I say? Check out his work J.C. is a genuine comic book guy. He created fantastic covers and storyboards for "The Forsaken Future" issue 2. He's a super-talented guy.
Deivid Deon
Deivid came out of nowhere looking for work, and I was happy to oblige him. He is an excellent storyboard and cover artist. Drawing a comic book is tedious, and he was up for the challenge."
Ulises Arreola
Ariel introduced us, and I was so impressed with the cover colors he did for "The Forsaken Future 3." I was fortunate he found some time to help me out.
Jorge A Castilla
As the cover and storyboard artist for "Gabriel - Hand of God," the creative passion poured out of this guy, and it shows in his art. A powerful artist I was glad to work with.
Rodney Bennett
The storyboard artist for "Quint." Rodney showed a ton of talent while displaying an art style that is genuinely unique. His character design blew my mind.
Erik Euller
A true hero, Eric came in late and saved the coloring timelines on "The Forsaken Future" issue 2. He created some solid color combinations and got the job done is super fast times.
Cindy Calzone
Needing assurance with the comic writing, my heroine came as Cindy. She came in and reviewed and evolved stories. She seemed to like the subject matter...over reviewing resumes.
Paul Anderson
Paul came in and saved the day coloring "The Forsaken Future," and we collaborated on the Crucifix cover. He is a gifted workhorse who worked on a variety of concepts.
