Marvin Hines is the Author of The Kryptogram Origins Series and co-creator of The Kryptogram Saga. After a short and fruitless foray into underground music writing, Mr. Hines found his true calling in the world of comic books. A new admirer of the comic industry, Mr. Hines teamed with close friend Angel Rivera and began laying the groundwork for the Kryptic Universe. For the last two years he's worked hard towrite the first part of the Kryptic Saga, Absolution.

Mr. Hines draws inspiration from such writers as Garth Ennis, Gail Simone, Grant Morrison, Raven Gregory, and Alex Ross. His work is also heavily influenced by television shows such as The X-Files and NCIS.

  Rick Sorci is a multifaceted professional in the field of journalism.
A veteran in the newspaper world for over 30 years, he has won
more than 10 awards while employed as a staff reporter for Pioneer Press Newspapers in the Chicago
suburbs. That includes being a two-time winner of the prestigious
Peter Lisagor Award, which is decided by a panel of peers and awarded by the Chicago Headline Club. He also has
won first-place recognition in three different fields – news, feature and sports writing,
Mr. Sorci also has been published nationally over 200 times as a
freelance reporter. He has worked for the Chicago Tribune and Chicago
Sun-Times as a sports reporter, and was an managing editor for Copley Newspapers. Besides currently
working the sports beat at the Chicago Tribune and various national
sports publications, he is working on his first screen play, crossing
over into that genre.

Brandon Spicer is the newest highlight in comic artistry today. Born and
raised in Ohio, the up and coming artist debuts his work in the
graphic novel entitled Tragedy – Ghost of Existence, produced by Tragic
Entertainment. This is Mr. Spicer’s first venture into what is expected to be a long list of projects to come with Tragic Entertainment.

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  Pol Subanajouy a competent and accomplished artist, whose strength as a designer comes from his versatility from his many styles. He quickly adapts to multiple medias, an experience artist with published sequential art. A guest inker and grayscale toner for the Street Fighter magazine's comic section (http://streetfighterblog.blogspot.com/2009/02/street-fighter-magazine-is-here.html) one of his many endeavors. He now joins the Tragic Entertainment team as lead artist for the “Kryptogram Origins” series.

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