So, who is Resa?
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT:
I am looking for any information about my time in San Diego, especially people I knew, around 1985-86. I found out recently that my family was destroying my mail, so I may have lost touch with people I did not wish to lose touch with.
Back to my Bio:
Teresa Susan Challender is a comic book creator and science fiction artist, known in the 80s and 90s as Teri Sue Wood.
I've been doing artwork since I was a wee one, but didn't switch over to being a professional until 1988 with my comic strip, The Cartoonist. (See biography below.) Damn, I still miss Amazing Heroes.
I had a lot of fun during those years. It was a great time to be a part of the comic book industry. And I have quite a few mementos from that time, including a handful of very interesting postcards, embellished with little drawings, from a Mr. Neil Gaiman, which I guard jealousy in a pirate's chest, buried deep below the earth..
Fun Facts About Resa
I can't eat wheat or gluten. Gluten makes me quite sick. And causes me anxiety and severe depression. It also makes me gain weight. So -- if you ever have to feed me, remember that. I can still have a hot dog, but I have to eat it bun-free unless you want to deal with me running around babbling about the pretty colors... Heh
Not to bring things down, but ...
You might have noticed that I've changed my name. It isn't because I got married. It's because I've broken with my birth family. My sister is a lovely, wonderful person, but if you meet my mother or brother -- be warned. They can't be trusted.
And to give a shout out to the Fan Pages on my work:
1. The first and best: John Northey's Wandering Star Page. There's stuff here I've done that you'll find no where else.
2. Fiawol's Teri Sue Wood Fans on Yahoo Groups
(Now if I can just live up to these fine folks' expectations of me in the next decade ...)
My Biography
Early to mid 80s
Star Trek Fandom -- Fanzine: The
Communicator
Comic Strip, The
Trouble With Trekkers
1987
Small Press Publishers
Mostly pin-ups. Too many to list.
1987
Pen & Ink Comics
(Small Press)
2 issues of the first Wandering Star
1988-89
Fantagraphics'
magazine: Amazing Heroes
Comic Strip, The
Cartoonist
1988-89
Various Independent Publishers
Too many to list.
1989-92
Mu Press
Art chores on comic book, Rhudiprrt.
6 issues.
1993-95
Pen &
Ink Comics
My Independent Publication of the official Wandering Star
Limited Series.
1994
DC Comics
Inks on Terry
Moore
pencil for the Sandman
Gallery
1995-97
Sirius
Entertainment
Published last half of the Wandering Star
series
1995
Negative Burn
Short Darklight
Story
1996?
(Lost all copies in move, sorry. Anyone have a
copy?
I'll do sketchy for one.)
Another Darklight
short
1998
Sirius
Entertainment
First 3 issues of Darklight
2001
Mu Press
3 Issues of Rhudiprrt
2010
Web Comic here on Resa Fantasy Arts
Yet
Untitled
2011
Monthly Web
Comic here on Resa Fantasy Arts
Wandering Star
Visitors Since March 2010
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