Jason McNamera Jason McNamara grew up on Long Island's north shore, where he spent his formative years reading comic books and working on clam boats. After seeing the Ramones 37 times, Jason relocated to San Francisco in 1997.

When a proposed drinking problem fell through, he turned to writing comic books and won a Xeric Award for his graphic novel First Moon. When he's not writing, Jason's training to become an American Sign Language translator. He's a Pisces, a dog lover and looks great in a Spidey suit. Look out!

Jason's other Graphic novels including: Continuity, Less Than Hero and First Moon, which won him and Tony Talbert (co author and Illustrator) the 2006 Xeric Award.

Paige Braddock graduated with a degree in Fine Art from the University of Tennessee. She worked as an illustrator for several newspapers, including The Chicago Tribune and The Atlanta Constitution, before accepting a position as Creative Director at Charles M. Schulz Creative Associates. As Creative Director, Paige works with the Schulz family members to oversee the art direction and editorial control for all Peanuts licensed product worldwide. Paige has also illustrated several Peanuts-themed children's books, including a pop-up book released by Simon and Schuster.

In 2002 Paige launched her own publishing company, Girl Twirl Comics, so that she could finally make her comic feature, Jane's World, available to comic shops and bookstores. Jane's World started as an online feature in the late 1990s, but was soon picked up for online distribution by United Feature Syndicate, Inc.
Currently, daily installments of Jane's World appear on their Comics.com website.

In 2006 Jane's World received an Eisner Award nomination for best humor book. There are currently 8 Volumes of Jane's World in print.