Garth Ennis is a Northern Irish comic book writer known for his provocative, darkly humorous, and often violent storytelling. His best-known works, such as Preacher and The Boys, explore themes of religion, power, and the hypocrisy of human nature. His stories frequently portray the brutal realities of war and a deep moral cynicism. Ennis’s fearless style and uncompromising voice have made him one of the most distinctive comic creators of the past few decades.

Sir Ian Livingstone is one of the most influential figures in fantasy, game design, and interactive storytelling. A Knight of the British Empire, he co-founded Games Workshop, helped bring the Warhammer universe to life, and played a key role in the global success of Tomb Raider. His groundbreaking Fighting Fantasy gamebook series revolutionised interactive reading, inviting generations of fans to shape their own adventures in richly imagined fantasy worlds.

John McCrea is an award-winning comic book artist whose bold, gritty, and uncompromising style has made him a defining force in modern comics. His work on titles such as The Punisher brought new intensity and realism to the iconic antihero, while his art on The Boys helped establish the series’ brutal tone and unfiltered edge. McCrea’s distinctive visuals have left a lasting mark on the comic industry and continue to influence artists and readers worldwide.