Rick and Morty: Finals Week - Softcover

Über die Autorinnen und Autoren

Christof Bogacs is a comic book and video game writer based in Sydney, Australia. He is the writer behind Under Kingdom (Dark Horse) and Rick and Morty: Finals Week: BrawlHer (Oni). He’s also the writer/co-creator of the cult favorite comic Meat4Burgers, a self-published ongoing series.

Jake Black is a writer with nearly 25 years experience writing for some of the biggest brands in the world. Beginning his career on the TV series Smallville, Jake has written several television episodes, books, and, of course, comics. Among his notable comics work is a Supergirl story co-written with Helen Slater, who played the role in the 1984 movie, as well as TMNT, Toy Story, Ben 10, and many more. In addition, he has written for brands like WWE, Star Trek, Batman, Cartoon Network, Marvel, and DC Comics. A 15-year cancer survivor, Jake lives in a quiet Connecticut town with his wife and their three children.

James Asmus is a writer for comics, comedy, games and other stuff for Marvel, DC, Disney+, History Channel and more. Rick and Morty™ fans might particularly dig his work on Quantum & Woody or The Delinquents (Valiant), The End Times of Bram & Ben (Image), Field Tripping (comiXology Originals) or his upcoming Rick and Morty: the Official Cook Book (Insight Editions). (For real).

Jim Festante (Rick and Morty Presents: Mr. Meeseeks) has written for various networks including NBC, Comedy Central, MTV, and SyFy, as well as media outlets like The Washington Post, NBC TODAY, Discovery Networks, and Slate Magazine (having authored their most-read article in 20 years). His recent episodic series Anti-Social, which he wrote and produced, was selected as a Sundance Lab finalist. Other comics include The End Times of Bram & Ben (Image) and Field Tripping, a new mini-series with Amazon's ComiXology Originals.

Alex Firer is an LA–based, Soviet–born writer whose credits include The Onion News Network, The Official Handbook of the Bowieverse, and a bunch of Rick and Morty comics: Birdperson, Nimbus, Rick's New Hat, you know, all those. Buy them if you want. Are all these bios just resumes? He used to work at an opera house in Boston if that helps. Yup. Salary: $1,000,000.