Legend Of Bill

David Reddick is a professional cartoonist and the creator/writer/artist of the gloriously *cough* savage Legend of Bill, as well as “The Trek Life” (previously) at CBS/STARTREK.COM, “Gene’s Journal” and “Rod & Barry” at Roddenberry.com, and he is a full-time cartoonist at Paws, Inc., where he works on the “Garfield” worldwide property.

David also worked as an award-winning staff cartoonist at a daily newspaper for 6 years where his editorial cartoons and single-panel cartoons were distributed to newspapers nationwide through Artizans Syndicate, Scripps Howard News Service and CNHI News Service. David also produces comics and cartoons for magazines like Star Trek Magazine, Knights of the Dinner Table, Renaissance Magazine, Nickelodeon and Scholastic’s The New York Times Upfront, to name a few, and has created comic book work for IDW Publishing and Tokyopop, has created product designs for various companies like Paramount Pictures, CBS Studios, Roddenberry Productions, Canson, Inc. and the NCAA, has created mobile content for providers like CBSMobile and ROK Media in the UK, and his abstract and pop art paintings have been exhibited in galleries and museums in Indianapolis, Florida, Michigan, England and France, and he has painted wall murals in Japan. One of David’s original paintings and 3 original cartoons are also included in the permanent collection of the Muskegon Museum of Art.

David is often a guest at Sci-fi, Fantasy, Star Trek and comics conventions nationwide.

 Don Kuehn colors David Reddick’s awesome webcomic, The Legend of Bill, with little or no help from his dog and two cats. He originally wanted to get into an art career, but the siren’s song of the computer pulled him towards programming. Soon he discovered Computer Aided Design (CAD) and spent the next ten years doing programming and CAD work, which eventually led him to one day usurp control of the corporate network (more or less). While not performing his day job (Manager of Information Services – aka Overseer of all things digital – computers, programming, network, etc.) at a manufacturing company that makes test equipment for foundries and steel mills, he can usually be found within arm’s reach of a computer.

He has also been known to ride his bike to work, crawl through caves, go white water rafting, canoe in the boundary waters, go camping and has just recently started geocaching. His indoor hobbies include, but are not limited to, computer programming, art, photography, video games, board games and when not doing all that other stuff. He also studies martial arts and likes to spend time with his two kids.

This is his first foray into the world of webcomics.

Kevin Vassey creates every Sunday’s “The Gnome Syndicate” comic strips.  Kevin is a supervising  animator at Dreamworks Animation, working on such films as How to Train Your Dragon, Megamind, Shrek and lots more. Kevin is also a general lover of all things cartoon, comic, game, and film related.

Jim Collins is the new artist and writer of Barwench Tales.
He has loved drawing and comics as long as he can remember, taking inspiration from such artists as John Buscema, Frank Frazetta, Will Eisner and many more. He attended the Sheridan College animation program for a year but unfortunately didn’t finish the 3 year course.
He works as a Graphic Designer for Metroland Newspapers in Ontario, Canada and drew the Editorial cartoon for one of their small community newspapers for 2 years. Some of his work has been published in Tales of the Talisman magazine and Prototype X. Jim is glad to finally have an online home here at Legend of Bill. He lives in Hamilton, Ontario with his beautiful and inspirational girlfriend, Lila.

Jason Williams is the former cartoonist for the “Barwench Tales“ comic strip. As for a bio, lets see. Born in New hampshire, 18 year son Nate, 11 Year old son Lucas (yes after George Lucas). Played soccer all my life, always been drawing, it is my total passion. moved to Montana 6 years ago. I’m a full time graphic designer and illustrator for WildWest shirt Company. As for my process for my strips, I hand sketch everything, scan and ink in Illustrator, color in Photoshop, and finish all the lettering in illustrator.  Gaaaawd i hate these things… oh and i do caricatures!