Double Fantasy

Geoff Edgers is the national arts reporter at The Washington Post, where he’s profiled everyone from Eddie Murphy and Chevy Chase to Sinead O’Connor and Ava DuVernay, and has written children’s books on the Beatles, Stan Lee, and Julia Child. He lives in Massachusetts with his wife, Carlene, and children Lila and Calvin. Molly Murakami is a cartoonist, illustrator, and writer from Minneapolis, Minnesota. She has worked with Bleacher Report, Candlewick Press, First Second, IDW, and others. In 2020, she was the recipient of a MICE mini-grant for In Your Path, an autobiography about her family’s history with the Japanese-American internment camps during the second World War. In 2021, she was named one of two artists in residence at Densho. Kendall Goode is a comic artist and illustrator from Richmond, Virginia. He has worked as a main artist on titles such as The Books of Clash (First Second), Dirtbag Rapture (Oni Press), and has colorist credits on Wonder Woman: The Adventures of Young Diana (DC Comics), Young Alfred: Pain In The Butler (DC Comics), and Harley Quinn's Bud and Lou: Trouble Times Two (DC Comics). K Czap is an award-nominated cartoonist who has worked with publishers such as Scholastic, First Second, and Little, Brown and Company. Czap received the CXC Emerging Talent Award in 2016 for their work and involvement in the comics community and in 2022, was nominated for the “Outstanding Artist” and “Outstanding Comic” Ignatz Awards for Four Years. They live in Rhode Island with their partner, Cathy G. Johnson.