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So, who is The Resa? 

Teresa Susan Challender -- The Resa -- is a semi-professional,.science-fiction and fantasy artist, who was once known as Teri S. Wood, the professional, comic book, artist/writer.

I've been doing artwork in some form since I was a wee one, but didn't switch over to being a professional until 1988, with my comic strip, The Cartoonist, which ran in Fantagraphics' comic book magazine, Amazing Heroes. See my mini-biography below.  

Teresa Challender.

Picture taken by Buni-Man, Jeff Wood (no relation) at the 2004 Conifur

I had a lot of fun during those years. It was a great time to be a part of the comic book industry. And I have quite a few mementos from that time, including a handful of very interesting postcards, embellished with little drawings, from a Mr. Neil Gaiman, which I guard jealousy in a pirate's chest, buried deep below the earth.
 

As for what I plan to do with the next half of my life,

...well, that I haven't figured out yet. But I promise, I'll let you know just as soon as I do.

-The Resa 2008

CONTACT INFO:
Teresa Challender
PO Box 2514, Forks, WA 98331
EMAIL:
resafantasyarts
@
resafantasyarts.com

Year Publisher Work
1980 - ? Star Trek Fandom Fanzine: The Communicator
1987 Various Small Press Publishers Too Many To List
1987 Pen & Ink Comics (Small Press) 2 issues, Wandering Star
1988-89 Fantagraphics, magazine: Amazing Heroes Comic Strip, The Cartoonist
1988-89 Various Independent Publishers Too Many To List
1989-92 Mu Press Art, comic book, Rhudiprrt, six issues.
93-97 Pen & Ink Comics (Independent) 21 Issue, Limited Series, Wandering Star
1994 DC Comics Inks on single image, Sandman Gallery
1995 Negative Burn Short Darklight story
1996? Another short Darklight story
1998 Sirius Entertainment 3 Issue Arc, Darklight
2001 Mu Press 3 Issues, Rhudiprrt
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All Contents Are Copyrighted (c) Teresa Susan Challender 2008. Thankies!