So, who is The Resa?
Teresa Susan Challender --
The Resa -- is a
semi-professional,.science-fiction and fantasy artist, who was once
known as
Teri S. Wood,
the professional, comic book, artist/writer.
I've been doing artwork in some form since I was a wee one, but didn't
switch over to being a professional until 1988, with my comic strip,
The Cartoonist,
which ran in
Fantagraphics'
comic book magazine,
Amazing Heroes.
See my mini-biography below.

.
Picture
taken by Buni-Man, Jeff Wood
(no relation) at the 2004 Conifur
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.
As for what I plan to do with the next half of my life,
...well, that I
haven't figured out yet. But I promise, I'll let you know just as soon
as I do.
-
Resa
Drawer Of Stuff
CONTACT INFO:
Teresa Challender
PO Box 2514, Forks, WA 98331
EMAIL:
teriwood
@
teriwood.com
(Yah, with the name
change, the email
is going to change soon. But no worries -- I'll have
everything
forwarded for the next year or so!)
| Year |
Publisher |
Work |
| 1980 - ? |
Star Trek Fandom |
Fanzine: The
Communicator |
| 1987 |
Various Small Press Publishers |
Too Many To List |
| 1987 |
Pen & Ink Comics (Small Press) |
2 issues, 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, comic book, Rhudiprrt, six issues. |
| 93-97 |
Pen & Ink Comics (Independent) |
21 Issue, Limited Series, Wandering Star |
| 1994 |
DC Comics |
Inks on single image, Sandman
Gallery |
| 1995 |
Negative Burn |
Short Darklight
story |
| 1996? |
|
Another short Darklight
story |
| 1998 |
Sirius Entertainment |
3 Issue Arc, Darklight |
| 2001 |
Mu Press |
3 Issues, Rhudiprrt |