Comics Artists C

Pedro Camargo
Official: www.pedrozilla.com
LiveJournal: siliconneedle.livejournal.com
DeviantArt: mezzoforte.deviantart.com
ComicSpace: www.comicspace.com/siliconneedle
After graduating from the School of Visual Arts in New York with a cartooning degree, Pedro was invited to join web comix collective ACT-I-VATE, despite the lack of any published works or awards... so what you see there - Glam and Space Sucks -- is pretty much all you'll be able to find of my work. He says he also fights dinosaurs and wizards on a daily basis...

Eddie Campbell
Official: eddiecampbell.blogspot.com

Eddie Campbell, whose recent titles include The Fate of The Artist, is best known for his collaboration with Alan Moore on the epic graphic novel, From Hell. He's also known for creating the irreverent and wine-soaked series Bacchus, which revives the Greek gods in a sprawling, unpredictable, and enormously entertaining thousand-page epic; and the award-winning autobiographical series Alec, which has earned him the reputation as one of the great raconteurs in the medium of comics. His other collaborations include The Birth Caul and Snakes & Ladders (also with Alan Moore), two moving and personal poems adapted into the comics form. Married and a father of three, Eddie writes and draws from his home in a quiet suburb of Queensland, Australia.

Neil Cameron
Official: www.neillcameron.com
Blog: www.neillcameron.blogspot.com
Creator of the British indie mag, Dumbass Comics and fab action artist whose work include Mobot High for The DFC. Well worth seeking out his work wherever you can find it, in my opinion.

Greg Capullo
Official: www.thecreech.com
Greg Capullo is a highly sought after creator, writer & artist. His work can be seen in comics (Spawn, The Creech), TV (Spawn), film (Dangerous Lives of Alter Boys), Music (Crystal Method CD Jacket), video games (Soul Calibur II), toys, and more. Currently illustrating Spawn covers, designing new McFarlane toys, and developing media projects including movies, books, & more.

Mike Cavallaro
Official: www.mikecavallaro.com
Deep Six Studio: deepsixbklyn.com/
ComicSpace: www.comicspace.com/mike_cavallaro
MySpace: www.myspace.com/66kmph
Brooklyn by way of New Jersey. Mike studied at the Joe Kubert School of Cartoon Art, and then worked in comics and animation at DC Comics, Valiant Comics, Milestone, Image, BOOM! Studios, MTV Animation, Cartoon Network and others.
He's currently working on various projects, including a graphic novel entitled Foiled with author Jane Yolen for First Second Books.

Paul Cemmick
Official: www.paulcemmick.com
Weird how you find some links. Someone showed me some hilarious satire strips from an old magazine -- Little Lucy in Fantasyland (adults only!) -- and nestling in the corner of one of the pages was Paul's signature. His site is packed with examples of illustration and comic strip he's done down the years, including book covers for Tom Holt's books, EastEnders strip, SFX magazine, 2Dtv, The Sunday Times and much, much more. Gorgeous work.

Martin Cendreda
Official: www.zurikrobot.com
Martin was born and raised in Los Angeles, CA. He has a girlfriend and two cats. He also enjoys pizza.

CartoonFace.com
Link: www.cartoonface.com
Mad and sometiems tasteless cartoons and strip from Marty Montez.

Kody Chamerblain
Official: www.KodyChamberlain.com
Kody Chamberlain is an American comic creator best known for his work on 30 Days of Nights: Bloodsucker Tales for IDW Publishing, Tag for BOOM! Studios, and more recently, Punks: The Comic.
Chamberlain is also a writer and creator whose projects include The Foundation which which was preemptively optioned by Paramount Pictures for film development.

Juan Chavarriga
Web Link: chimpira.deviantart.com

Andrew Chiu
Official: www.andrewchiu.co.uk
Andrew's drawn for 2000AD and did a brilliant strip for me called Dan Barton, which ran in Eagle Flies Again. Genius.

Terry Christien's Cartoonology
Official: www.cartoonology.com
Cartoon experience that performs well for business and communications.

Christina Z
Official: www.ChristinaZ.com
Writer and designer. Writer of Witchblade, CreeD, and Tigra

Peter Clark (Peet)
Official: Go
Creatof BB & Klutz

Kevin Colden
Official: www.kevincolden.com
MySpace:www.myspace.com/kmcart
ComicSpace: www.comicspace.com/kevincolden
Kevin Colden is the Xeric-winning author of Fishtown, to be released in book form from IDW Publishing in late 2008. He is a founding member of The Chemistry Set webcomics collective. His work has appeared on DC Comics’ ZudaComics.com and is also on display in the permanent collection at MoCCA.
He lives in New York City with his wife (cartoonist Miss Lasko-Gross) where he works in comics, music, film and video.

Simon Coleby
Official: www.simoncoleby.co.uk
Okay -- bias admission: I worked with Simon, who's currently working on 2000AD, on Warheads and Death's Head at Marvel UK. I think he's a fab artist, always professional and has a dark edge to his work that is really unique. Highly recommended!

Dave Cockrum
Official: www.davecockrum.net
Official site for the former Legion and X-Men artist and creator of Nightcrawler, Storm, and other characters.

Giles Coin
Official: www.theartofcomics.com/coin/gc1.htm
Gilles Coin is a young French artist of amazing artistic talent, who seems to excel when doing the female form.

Clive Collins
Link: www.cartoonists.co.uk/clivecollins
Professional cartoonist / illustrator with years of experience, can and will draw to order - caricatures, strips, editorial, adult or juvenile material.

Mike Collins
Official: www.freakhousegraphics.co.uk
As writer and artist in British and American comic books for more than 15 years, Mike's worked on many key characters, including 2000AD's Judge Dredd and Rogue Trooper, plus many DC Comics characters including Batman. He also drew The Grand Tour, a strip I wrote for CJL Publishing, an Italian Publisher.
As of November 2005 he was the regular strip artist for Doctor Who Magazine. You can read an interview about his work on that on the BBC website: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/4135196.stm and view some of his artwork here

Linda Combi
Link: www.cartoonists.co.uk/lindacombi
Linda produces quirky cartoons and caricatures on Cricket, Animals, Horoscopes, and the more absurd aspects of 21st Century life.

Craig Conlan
Official: www.craigconlan.com
Craig Conlan supplies illustration, cartoons, character designs and comic strips to a wide variety of clients

Steve Conley
Link: www.steveconley.com
Creator of astoundingspacethrills, Steve is no slouch when it comes to other creative skills, such as stunning web design -- but one the best part of his site is surely his tribute to Comic Ads of Yesteryear. Sea Monkeys live on!
Check out Socks and Barney, his political satire

Comical Capers
Link: www.cartoonists.co.uk/comicalcapers
Maxine Sylvester is the founder of Comical Capers and the creator of Bin Lids strip cartoon. She likes to use her knowledge of foreign cultures by incorporating them in to her artwork. Strips such as the ‘Expat Files’ and ‘Hank ‘n’ Marvin’ were influenced by her overseas experiences in Russia and her employment onboard US Cruise liners.

Nikki Cook
Official: www.nikkicook.com
Nikki Cook lives in New York. She has very little free time and spends it recklessly on comic books and finding brightly colored bits of plastic.

Russ Cook
Link: www.cartoonists.co.uk/rustycooker
Russ Cook is a cartoonist living and working in Oxford where he runs his own small graphics business 'Rusty Cooker Graphics' (His business also covers illustrations and signwork as well as cartoons and caricature work that leans towards a more illustrative feel.

John Cooper
Official: Hijacked!
• If you want to contact John, drop me an e-mail I will forward

Perhaps best known as the artist on Johnny Red for Battle Picture Weekly, John Cooper (now retired) is regarded by some as the British "Gil Kane". John continues to draw three frame strips to ilustrate news stories for ITN News - usually for Channel Four - to this day and is a highly accomplished landscape painter. Read More...

Paul Cowan
Official: www.totallytoons.co.uk
Paul is a comic book artist and writer, with a little portrait and cartoon work on the side. Some of his work is for sale.

Molly Crabapple
Official: www.mollycrabapple.com
Also: www.drsketchy.com
Professional draw-er with entrepreneurial tendencies and a big yap. Likes caffeine, money, audacious plans, DIY Imperialism, people who study Arabic.

Carl Critchlow
Official: www.carlcritchlow.com
Thrud the Barbarian Official Site: www.thrudthebarbarian
The creator of Thrud the Barbarian (and if you don't know who he is, you're obviously a wee stripling of a human), Carl's credits include Batman, Mean Machine, Flash and BattleTech.

Carlos Cruz
Carlos Cruz, who now lives in Malaga, went from working in a flour factory in Buenos Aires to become a comics artist in the 1950s. He has many credits for a wide range of British publishers including strips for Fleetway -- appearing Buster (Mighty McGinty, Crabbe's Crusaders and others), Tiger (Battling Boffins), Smash! (The Pillater Peril), Eagle (Blood Fang, Dan Dare), Champion (When the Sky turned Green) and Melanie (Pauline) -- while still drawing the strip Juanjo for the Spanish market.
His credits for DC Thomson include Warlord (Sniper, Union Jack Jackson) and various strips for Spike.
He is still working, mainly on Sweden's Phantom comic.
• Read an interview with Carlos Cruz (in Spanish)

Kevin Crossley
Link: www.kevcrossley.com
Strip amd concept Kevin's credits include Event Horizon and the Kiss comic launched in 2007.

Jonathan Cusick
Link: www.jonathancusick.com
Since graduating in 1999 Jonathan has illustrated many magazines including the New Statesman, Sainsbury’s, Asda, Independent on Sunday, Punch, The Express Saturday, Men’s Health,and the Radio Times.

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