Paul Milligan
Born in Maine, moved to England and raised in Texas . . . some might call him a man of the world. Not many, but some. After discovering there was no future in the archeology/Nazi fighting adventurer game, failing to create a flying car and with no worlds left to conquer, Paul turned his attention to comics and found a whole new way to exploit his tenuous grip on reality. Paul lives in a small apartment in Dallas, Texas that is just barely big enough to contain his massive ego and overwhelming imagination and creativity (see, see . . . massive ego) and is so terribly lonely.
   
A. C. Hall
Born in Fort Worth, Texas and cursed to live out his life there, A. C. Hall has been an avid writer/creator since the first grade when he wrote a detailed story about a young Tarzan who busted up a gun running, drug dealing, gang of gorillas and ended up using their brains in a stew.  Consequently, his teachers called his parents, forced him to re-write his story, and tried to put him in "special classes".  He now dabbles in journalism, occasionally goes to college, works on numerous comic book ideas, and cooks gorilla brain stew every now and then.
   
Kevin Steele
Kevin Steele is a graduate of the Art Institute of Dallas with an overwhelming love for creating art-- his greatest love being to paint. Since graduating, he has worked in the computer gaming industry creating concept art for such titles as "Blair Witch III", "CounterStrike: Condition Zero", and "Star Trek: Elite Force II". Kevin has also worked hard to master creating comics although "Twilight: High Moon" is his first serious venture into the medium he grew up loving since childhood. 
   
Dana Place
A self made middle management shill, Dana Place brings to Stumblebum Studios the robotic attention to structure every group of artistic talent needs. Growing up in Texas City, Texas and transplanted to Dallas, Dana soon realized that a life of solid mediocrity and the comfortable tedium of bureaucracy has a valuable place in the world.
   
Dave Sherrill www.livejournal.com/users/subweird
www.culturalvoid.net
Dave Sherrill does a daily webcomic called Cultural Void.  He also plays mandolin and sings in an insurgent country band called 100 Damned Guns.  He inked a five page comic, written by Paul Milligan, for the 2005 Stumblebum Studios Anthology and has had his comics published in Samples Press.
   
Drew Clements www.livejournal.com/users/790
www.dreamsofelectricsheep.com
A professional college student at the University of Alabama and part-time radio dj, Drew Clements spends his spare time writing epic novels that make editors cringe, short stories that are too long, and livejournal entries that expound his delusions of grandeur. A comic book fan as far back as can be remember, Drew hopes one day to bring his creations to his favorite medium, or at least take his writing to the next level... Wal-Mart catalogues.  
   
David DeGrand http://davedegrand.blogspot.com/
http://webpages.charter.net/mdaviddegrand/
Having been a cartoonist since he was forced draw a comic strip for a fifth grade art class, David DeGrand is still not famous and getting increasingly bitter about it. After being the cartoonist for his high school and college newspapers (and doing various illustration assignments when he can get them), he now spends his time collecting plastic cartoon characters, playing old Game Boy games, toiling away at his job as a movie projectionist, and drawing and painting until he can’t stand it.
   
Sam Milligan www.livejournal.com/users/wheniwasaboy
Born at a very early age in the wilds of the New Hampshire North Country, Sam Milligan joined the Air Force to avoid the draft during the Vietnam War and somehow ended up in Fort Worth, TX. One of the few remaining conservative hippies, he writes opinion, fact, fiction and songs – sometimes all in the same paragraph. When not putting words to paper, or putting in the time untangling ecommerce that pays the bills, he is a member of the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA), a historical recreation group that researches and replays the Middle Ages, in everything from costume to cooking to fighting skills to music. Easily the oldest and quite possibly the oddest contributor to Stumblebum Studios.
   

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