Felia Hanakata is an Indonesia-based illustrator. She believes story-telling breathes life and colors into the world. When she is not drawing, she reads, drinks lots of coffee, plays video games, and looks for inspiration in nature and her surroundings. Her illustration clients include Simon & Schuster, Audible/Highlights Magazine, DC Comics, Cottage Door Press, and many more. You can find her online at feliahanakata.com.
Nicole Andelfinger was crafting stories as far back as when coloring in the squiggles on your composition book was considered cool. Since then, she's only continued to dwell in the realms of magic, monsters, and myth. When not changing her hair color or writing comics for some of her favorite characters, she works a day job best described as 'emails'. She lives in the Seattle area with her absolutely, most decidedly perfect cat.

Praise for Through the Moon (The Dragon Prince Graphic Novel #1):

"Wartman's scripting really excels in the dialogue, capturing both the raw, unresolved emotions from Callum and Rayla and the animated series' underlying sense of humor. Bouma's art soars both in bringing the characters' emotions to visual life and the more magical elements of the story." -- CBR.com

Praise for Bloodmoon Huntress (The Dragon Prince Graphic Novel #2):

"With a vibrant color palette and moody atmosphere, Hanakata shines a new light on Xadia and the adventures of Rayla as she grows accustomed to living without her parents and facing the terrifying perils the world has to offer. Bloodmoon Huntress is a solid, canonical portrait of what is perhaps the series' biggest breakout character, serving as something of a standalone origin story." -- CBR.com

Praise for The Dragon Prince on Netflix:

"The Dragon Prince offers viewers a rich and suggestive world that's teeming with possibilities about what might be happening beyond the frame." -- The Verge

"The Dragon Prince Is a Fantasy Knockout." -- Phoenix New Times

Publisher: Graphix

Pub date: 2024-08-06

Length: 128 pages