Paul Guinan

Paul Guinan is an artist and writer whose eclectic career includes stints as a television personality, cinematographer, commercial illustrator, movie reviewer, production designer, storyboard artist, model maker, and wax-figure restorer for a Ripley's Museum. He produced and hosted the award-winning Chicago cable TV variety show "The Friday Club", and was lead background artist on the animated series "Stan Lee's Stripperella". In comics, he has worked on a variety of titles, including co-creating and illustrating "Chronos", a monthly time-travel series from DC Comics. An avid history buff, Paul has garnered international acclaim as the world's foremost authority on nineteenth-century robots. With wife and co-author Anina Bennett at his side, he has lived with the Apache in traditional fashion, sailed the Pacific on a square-rigged brig, and traversed the sands of the Roman Coliseum. Paul lives at the end of the Oregon Trail, with Anina, and a dog named Sisko.