Chip Caroon
Position: Editor-in-Chief, webmaster, Message Board Moderator
Writes: Spider-Man
Past DCM Credits: (as writer) Spider-Man #1-11, 16-38, Crisis on Merging Earths #0, War of the Worlds #1-2, Losers Week: Detective Chimp, Detective Comics #1-4, 14, 15, Batman #14, The Shadow #1, 11-12, 15-16, Visionaries: Mutants and Mystics, The Shadow 2000 #1-6, Secret Files #1, Annual #1; (as co-writer) Crisis on Merging Earths #5-2, Spider-Man #12-15, Detective Comics #5-6, Legends of the Avengers League #5, The Shadow #2, 5, 6, Flash #6, Cosmic Adventures #1, Avengers League #1-11, 14, 16, 18, 19, Annual #1, Midnight Sons #1, 7, 8, 13-15, X-Men #1-15, 21-25, Annual #1, Ultimate Crisis #1-3
Other Credits: (past) Astonishing Spider-Man #16-21 at New Marvel, Uncanny X-Men and Wolverine at Project: Marvel Remix, archived work at World's Finest Fan Fiction
How I got into comics: Somehow, I found myself in a comic shop after watching the X-Men cartoon. A little while later, I convinced my dad to take me to a different comic shop and that's when I started seriously collecting. My collection really started growing when I got into the monthly habit, and found many great deals on eBay. I finally hit the 2000 mark in April 2004, with JLA/Avengers #4.
How I got into fan fiction: I was new to the net, and I was looking for something to do, and I knew that there were websites related to comics. I learned about fanfiction from the links provided by the search engine. A few clicks later, I ended up at Marvel-X, and after a few failed projects, I started my own site. That didn't do so well, mostly because there was nothing to distinguish it from any other Marvel fanfic site. Then I came up with the merging idea, and it took off from there. A few years later, it's still here.
Comics I read: Astonishing X-Men, Uncanny X-Men, X-Men, Amazing Spider-Man, Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, Fantastic Four, Captain America, The Spirit, Superman, Action Comics, Superman Confidential, Batman, Detective Comics, Nightwing, Green Lantern, Justice League of America, Justice Society of America, and 52 in comic format; Bone, Fables, Y: The Last Man, and most Ultimate titles in TPBs; and Supreme Power/Squadron Supreme in HC
Spotlight

Bob Young
Position: Assistant Editor - Golden Age imprint
Writes: JSA, Doom Patrol
Past DCM Credits: (as writer) JSA #1-50, Annual #1-4, Secret Files #1, JSA: Unmasked #1-2, JSA: A Hero's Final Repose #1-3, Doom Patrol #1-22, Losers Week: Foolkiller, Legends of the Avengers League #1-2, Week of Doom: Alpha & Omega, Detective Comics #7-8, The Shadow #3-4, 7-10, 13-14, 17, Annual #1, Detective Comics Annual #1, Flash #4-5, 7, Inhumans #1-6, Avengers League #13, 15, 17, 20, JLA #21-32, Wonder Woman #20, 22, All-Star Comics #2-15, Midnight Sons #11-12, Cosmic Adventures #2-11; (as co-writer) Crisis on Merging Earths #5-4, The Shadow #2, 5, 6, Avengers League #3-10, 14, 18-19, Annual #1, All-Star Comics #1, X-Men #25, Ultimate Crisis #1-3
How I got into comics: Someone gave me a comic as a gift as a kid (a Thor issue) and I loved it.
How I got into fan fiction: I'm irate at the poor quality of most of the books out today. Too many gimmicks and not enought substance. Great characters are going to waste. This is a good forum to utilize those characters properly.
Comics I read: JSA, JLA, Astro City, & anything by Alan Moore (League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Supreme, Top 10, Tom Strong, Promethea, Tomorrow Stories)
Spotlight

Luke Morris
Past DCM Credits: Batman #29-41
How I got into comics: The Batman TV show in syndication and a relative's old collection.
How I got into fan fiction: I'm not particularly "into" it; it's just a means to exorcise my attraction to fantasy. I really should be working on horror projects that actually pay me.
Comics I read: Anything by Geoff Johns, Jeph Loeb or pertaining to the Golden/Silver Ages (i.e. 'New Frontier').

David Sopko
Past DCM Credits: Outsiders #1-6, Batman #26-28, Iron Man #21-22
How I got into comics: Had a few as a real young kid, but my Uncle always had a stack that I read hundreds of times. Including some old Legion, All-Star Comics, and the like. Mostly DC.
How I got into fan fiction: This is my first real attempt at it. I want to eventually do a huge project involving the continuation of the pre Zero Hour Legion of Super-Heroes, and what happened after “End of an Era.”
Comics I read: Legion, Flash, JSA, Batman, Amazing Spider-Man, Spectacular Spider-Man, Astro City, Bone, Liberty Meadows, The Crew, Ultimate Spider-Man, Ultimate X-Men, The Ultimates, Titans, Outsiders, Hawkman

John Phillips
Past DCM Credits: (as co-writer) Avengers League #16, 18, Midnight Sons #1, 7, 8, 13-15; (as writer) Captain America #1-8, Legend of the Lone Ranger #1-4, Flash #8, Detective Comics #17-19, Midnight Sons #2-4, 6, 7, 9-10
How I got into comics: I was bored one day and walked into a drugstore and bought seven comics. I never stopped. I now spend around $100/month on comics and my collection is over 7000 comics.
How I got into fan fiction: I was looking for Photomanipulations and ended up at the Aurora Universe. From there I went to Otherverse and then to DCM and CFan. I always wanted to write comics and this seemed like something I would enjoy.
Comics I read: Most Batman and X-men titles, JLA, JSA, Young Justice, Superboy, Supergirl, Impulse, Teen Titans, Wonder Woman, Avengers. I also like the new Crossgen titles and Rising Stars, Battle Chasers,and Danger Girl. I used to enjoy Alpha Flight, New Warriors and Guardians of the Galaxy (They always cancel the good stuff)

Toby Kernan
Past DCM Credits: (as writer) Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Losers Week: Team America, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Spotlight, Legends of the Avengers League #3, Week of Doom: Suicide Squad, Twilight of the Gods #1-5, Return of the Gods #1-2, Cosmic Adventures Annual #1, Avengers League #12, Oliver Queen: Nomad #1-8, Annual #1-2, Midnight Sons #5, Moon Knight #6-10, Strange Tales #1-2, DCM Showcase #5-12; (as co-writer) Avengers League #19, Ultimate Crisis #2
How I got into comics: I got into comic books twenty years ago, when I was six. I went to the grocery store with my grandma, bought two issues of Marvel Two-In-One and an issue of the Silver Surfer and I have been hooked ever since.
How I got into fanfic: This is my first try.
Comics I read: My favorite comics of all time were The Golden Age LS, the original Books of Magic LS, Suicide Squad, and the Ostrander/Mandrake Spectre series. I currently read JLA, JSA, Fantastic Four, and anything else that catches my eye.

Paul A. Hahn
Writes: Young Justice
Past DCM Credits: (as writer) Young Justice #1-51, Annual #1-2, Giant Size #1, Crisis on Merging Earths #6, #1, Losers Week: Screams of Angar, various Young Justice one-shots, Detective Comics #11-12, Mutant Massacre Secret Files #1, X-Men #16-20, Excalibur #1-13, Exiles #1-3; (as co-writer) Detective Comics #13, X-Men #8-15, 21, 22, 24, Annual #1
Other Credits: Ben Reilly: Spider-Man #1-5, X-Factor #168-172, Knights #1-5, Excalibur #119-128, X-Squad #1-21, X-Force #82-121, Astonishing Spider-Man #9 at the New Marvel: Fan Fiction.
How I got into comics: I wanted something to read on vacation...and we'd always go to the book store, but I didn't like books. I flipped through an issue of X-Force and saw characters I recognized from the cartoon (Cable, Bishop, Storm, Beast, Gambit...X-Men had guest-starred that issue =)). I bought it and a few more X-Force issues and got hooked. Onslaught happened soon after, and I was exposed to every flamin' Marvel comic and liked most of 'em...so I bought 'em. I didn't get into DC 'till much later. I had heard a lot of good stuff about Young Justice, and I loved the art, so I picked up an issue and got hooked. I got into Joe's Comics because J. Michael Straczynski is a god. I got into Scion because Jim Cheung is another god.
How I got into fanfic: I got into fanfic when a friend of mine told me he was starting one. I liked writing, and thought it would be cool. X-Force was taken, and I was really upset...it was the only book I really felt I could strongly write. Then the writer decided to give up X-Force to take X-Factor, and I got it. In one year's time, I wrote 19 issues and 1 annual, as well as a Spider-Man mini-series, and was just launching a new book, X-Squad. I was hooked =)
Comics I read: Young Justice, Green Arrow, Rising Stars, Midnight Nation, Scion, Gatecrasher, Fathom, Uncanny X-Men, X-Treme X-Men, New X-Men, X-Men Unlimited, Exiles, Ultimate X-Men, X-Statix, Ultimate Spider-Man, Amazing Spider-Man, Spectacular Spider-Man, Ultimate Marvel Team-Up, Daredevil, Thunderbolts, and Sojourn.
Spotlight

Black Condor
Past DCM Credits: (as co-writer) Crisis on Merging Earths #3-2, Detective Comics #5-6, Legends of the Avengers League #5, The Shadow #2, Avengers League #1-11, 19, Annual #1, Flash #6; (as writer) Batman #1-13, 15-25, Secret Files #1, Annual #1-2, Iron Man #1-20, Annual #1, Losers Week: Black Talon/Egghead, Legends of the Avengers League #4, Detective Comics #9-10
How I got into comics: my grandmother bought me my first comic book when I was 3 or 4 or something and I've only stopped reading them for periods of a few months since.
How I got into fanfic: I got into fanfic on a lark . . . I liked reading the postings on the Star Wars fanfic pages and in the Yahoo clubs. I saw a link to DCM on the DC Message Boards, and I was ready to write fan fiction!
Comics I read: I only read JSA and JLA (new comics). I like old Avengers, 70's DC, and all the JSA stuff I can find, including All-Star Squadron
Spotlight

Kevin Maxwell
Past DCM Credits: Wonder Woman #1-19, 21, Sensation Comics #1-9
How I got into comics: I always liked the Batman animated cartoons, and once, at Wal-Mart, I picked up an issue of Catwoman, and loved it.
How I got into fan fiction: Well . . . a year or so ago I was a Pokémon fanatic, and I eventually stumbled upon some fan fiction and said 'hey, I could do that' and now I'm a writing fanatic
Comics I read: Wonder Woman, Young Justice, JLA, JSA, Harley Quinn, and other issues that the comics guy recommends

Ritchie Filippi
Past DCM Credits: (as writer) Crisis on Merging Earths #7, X-Men: Students of the X, Week of Doom: Havok; (as co-writer) X-Men #1-7, X-Men Secret Files #1, Ultimate Crisis #3
Other Credits (elsewhere): writer/artist of Ryker's Sword and Surge of Power, EiC of Lazer Comics; various designs and logos at other fanfic sites
Comics I read: most X-titles, all Superman, Green Lantern, Fantastic Four, JLA, Batman (every now and then)

Mark Sarver
Past DCM Credits: Moon Knight #11-15

S. M. Shook
Past Credits: (as co-writer) Spider-Man #14-15, Generation Next/Young Justice #1-2, Detective Comics #13; (as writer) Generation Next #1-5, Generation Next Spotlight #1-6

JM de Joya
Past DCM Credits: (as writer) Sandman Mystery Theater #1-7, Sandman: Gaslight #1-3, Week of Doom: Cheshire and Viper, Flash #1-3, DCM Showcase #13; (as co-writer) The Shadow #5-6, Strange Tales Annual #1, Midnight Sons #1, Ultimate Crisis #3; (as co-creator) Midnight Sons

Chase and Casey Feller
Past DCM Credits: (as co-plotters) Detective Comics #5

Wayne Caroon
Past DCM Credits: (as co-plotter) Spider-Man #21-22, Cosmic Adventures #1

Drutz
Past DCM Credits: Moon Knight #1-5

Mick Johnson
Past DCM Credits: Detective Comics #16