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Author Bios
| Mike Hintze (Editor in Chief)
Writes: 52, Checkmate, Justice League
Banker by day, wannabe fiction writer by night! Hailing from Moosomin, Saskatchewan, Canada, Mike Hintze has been a comic fan (and DC in particular) most of his life. Deciding that a full-time job, full-time wife and full-time pets weren't enough, he decided to start this insane idea called DC Infinity. Outside of DCI , Mike works for a bank as a Commercial Account Manager and is currently finishing his first novel, Malevolence, which is expected to be published this Christmas. He lives with his wife Simia (who designed this very website!), two dogs and a cat. His house is supposedly haunted, but so far nothing has been seen or experienced worse than a bad night of TV. |
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Joshua wasn't always an editor, but in some fashion or another he has always
been naked. While it isn't certain where this aversion to clothing springs
from, it is largely associated with his alternative California upbringing.
While some West Coasters end up with substance abuse problems and nervous
ticks, Josh was dealt a hand of nudey cards. Some of his hobbies include
(but are not
limited to):
Reading in the buff.
Talking on the phone while scratching himself.
Writing in the buff.
Hanging out on the internet.
Painting in the buff.
Talking to Mike, Dave, Dan, and Bowie--in the buff.
And long walks on the beach.
Josh looks forward to a long run on DCI, and hopes that his alternative California ways will spawn a new generation of fans.
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 Dave Marshall (Associate Editor)
Writes: Bob, Legion of Super-Heroes, Shadowpact, Stars & STRIPE
Asked to write a simple bio about himself, David dove right in as soon as his #$%* ISP got their act together and repaired his internet connection. Writing about himself in the third person is no new thing for David. After all, he was often the fall guy in his own Ambush Bug and Angel and the Ape stories at FauxDC.
Living in Nashville, TN, David has enjoyed an unhealthy obsession with comics (mainly DC) his entire life. A Legion fan to the core, he penned his first fan fiction which won the rec.arts.dc.lsh Legion script contest many moons ago. He played several characters on a DC MUSH before discovering FauxDC and the world of organized fan fiction. There, he wrote All-American Comics, Birds of Prey, Legionnaires, and Higher Learning, an original series.
David writes Legion of Super-Heroes, Shadowpact, Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E, and Bob, an original series for DCI . He also serves as Assistant Editor.
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| D. Golightly
Writes: Nightwing, The Flash: Fastest Man Alive
If writing fan fiction paid, I would quit my job in a heartbeat. I'm a radio DJ in western Pennsylvania, with a daily afternoon show. Mostly classic rock (if I hear one more Pink Floyd comment...). I have a slightly less than healthy obsession with comics, but I'm told that's okay. Check out my blog (comixweekly.blogspot.com), updated every Wednesday. If you have a Live Journal, make sure to swing by mine as well (dgolightly.livejournal.com), and leave me a message about how my ego is too big :-D |
 Neil Gow
Writes: Green Latern
Returning from his self-imposed fanfic exile, Neil has previously written for MV1, Faux DC, DC Heroes, MX and All-Star 2000. He may have written for some more but poor lad, he's getting on and his memory isn't what it used to be!
Neil is a self-diagnosed Team Book Addict and has been reading 'proper' comics since the age of 5 when he changed his Rupert the Bear comic for the Avengers. Neil is usually the token Brit and he likes to keep up the misconceptions of the rest of the world by swearing and drinking too much. Amongst his other hobbies are professional wrestling (watching not doing!) and World of Warcraft. He is married with two girls, a cat and a 60th level Tauren Druid. |
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 Bowie Sessions
Writes: Blue Beetle
New to the fanfic community but not to story-writing, Bowie Sessions was born in San Francisco and raised most of his life in Oakland, California despite the constant gypsy-esque movements of his family. Employed as a medic at the rank of Specialist in the US Army, Bowie is stationed at Ft. Bragg or Iraq alternatingly, but it doesn't slow his slavish obsession with comic books or love for writing.
An avid fan of cross-genre comedies and bred on the works of off-beat titles like New Warriors, all things Giffen and Slapstick, he's never let go of the immaturity of youth and hopes to bring that to his penning of Blue Beetle.
Bowie also writes for 2099 UGR.
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Doc Fiction
Writes: Fate
Doc Fiction's comics-related writing has been featured at the Faux DC, Avengers 2000, All-Star 2000 and DC Heroes groups over the years. He is perhaps best known for his works that reinvent and examine heroic figures such as "Adventure Comics starring Dr. Mid-Nite," "The Mighty Destroyer," "The Eternity Machine: Atomic Age Freedom Fighters" and other costumed adventurers from the 1940's-50's era of comic publishing.
He writes FATE for DC Infinity, a title he describes as "part autobiographical, part theological, part historical, part wishful thinking and a large part worst nightmare."
He lives in a heavily-fortified compound in Starlight City, USA and highly values his readers and his privacy. |
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| Tony Thornley
Writes: Superman, JSA, Teen Titans
Born destined for greatness, the man called Thornley met a humble beginning in small town Utah, born to faithful Mormon parents. In his fifteenth year he discovered that the internet housed the fantastic world of fanfic, something he had written for years prior. Now, eight years later, he stands as one of the most prolific writers in fanfiction, and a legend in his own right... oh, but it hasn't gone to his head. |
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