Multimedia artist Paul Guinan is a founding member of Helioscope Studio, the largest collective of comic book creators in North America. He started out at First Comics, retouching art on one of the first manga translations published in the U.S., "Lone Wolf and Cub." While at First, he co-created "Cargonauts," a precursor to "Firefly." Paul later teamed up with writer John Francis Moore to create the time-traveling hero "Chronos" for DC Comics. With his wife, Anina Bennett, he created the groundbreaking science fiction series "Heartbreakers," about a team of female clones, which debuted in Dark Horse Presents in 1989. Paul’s innovative art for their graphic novel "Heartbreakers Meet Boilerplate" was nominated for an Eisner Award. In 2000 he created online stories about Boilerplate, a mechanical soldier at the turn of the previous century, that garnered international media coverage. Most recently, Paul collaborated with Anina on the unique illustrated historical/science fiction books "Boilerplate: History’s Mechanical Marvel" (expanding on his earlier short stories) and "Frank Reade: Adventures in the Age of Invention." His current project is a webcomic series titled "Aztec Empire," about the fall of the Aztec, with artist David Hahn.

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