About the Author, Paul Kidd

I only know Paul Kidd through 4 years of on-and-off e-mails. He's written plenty of comic books. He also wrote several of those TSR books, you know, those D&D novels you see in the Sci-Fi section of the bookstore. He also wrote a couple of those pencil and paper RPG manuals, although I'm not entirely sure which ones. Hmm, what else... he worked the on the ShadowRun video game. As I understand it, he wrote for the Discworld video games, too. He's apparently been a part of plenty of different movie, film, tv and etc projects, none of which I know much about. Paul lives somewhere in Australia. At some point in time, I'm going to ask him to write his own bio here. Go to the links area to go to his website.

About the Artist, Chris Berdoz

I am half graphic artist and half production guy in the live TV business. I started out in live entertainment doing stage crew in my high school plays and eventually ended up working on stage at Universal Studios.

My first interest had been illustration and cartooning. I didn't learn either one in college but I did go to an art school. I never took an illustration or cartooning class there. I learned by reading a lot of the classics, taking influence from Walt Kelly, Wil Eisner, 80s anime, Warner Bros., Disney, Jeff Smith's Bone, and similar things.

You might think that since this cartoon has cats, that I am involved in "furry" fandom. Well, no. In the 90s I was in the furry crowd (when I drew this comic), but around the turn of the century I decided to stay away from the furry fandom due to boredom. The fandom's seedy underside doesn't bother me at all, but aside from that I got tired of looking as the same old boring furry artwork over and over again. You'll have to read my personal website for more info on that. But don't let that stop you from enjoying this comic, especially since I know lots of Paul Kidd fans are furries. I don't care for arguing about furries, just leave me alone about the whole issue and I'll have no problems with you, furry or not.