Jim Yoho is the owner of In Genre, Wausau Comics, and JAY Entertainment and he maintains the site as well as adding the occasional article or review of his own.  He often goes by Merin online, from way back in the BBS days of dial-up modems even.

Having enjoyed writing reviews and postings for other sites he decided to start his own where he combined his creative urges to write and create web comics (such as Episode Fun and Alistair & Arthur)  with his long-held desire to bring together and organize talented people for joint projects.   The end result is that you get the Wausau Comics site – articles and reviews of genre entertainment at In Genre plus some web comics and links to the works of other Contributors, too!

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How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Love Star Wars

Benton Sartore has been reading comic books off and on for 17 years, and playing RPGs for 6.  His bookshelf is now full of 1960s Marvel Comics, Batman trades, and Star Wars comics.  He is an avid pursuer of webcomics and Star Wars comic books, and plans to spend much of his blogging proselytizing both media, advocating for some of the newest RPG releases, as well as acting as an apologist for the new Clone Wars cartoon (though he does not defend the atrocious movie).

Benton is also an acting editor at In Genre.

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Captain Z: The Board Game Master

Zach Hagenbucher is hungry. Aside from that fact, he’s just a small town boy, born and raised in south Detroit, who took the midnight train going anywhere and found himself in Rothschild, WI. Well, the Rothschild part is true. He enjoys just about every facet of geekdom, and is passionate about many of them. He particularly loves board, card, and role playing games, and hopes he can steer you towards trying some of them out for yourself. Yes, he does know Captain N, and, to tell you the truth, he’s kind of a jerk. Just saying.

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Digital Inks

Shane “Inkmonkey” Woodis started making webcomics in 2003, and didn’t stop until he graduated from the Joe Kubert School in 2008. Since then he’s worked as a freelance artist, and as a moderator for the DrunkDuck website. He has also contributed to two of their print collections. His best known work is Elijah and Azuu, an action/comedy series that ran on DrunkDuck for 5 years and over 1300 pages.

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Men In Tights

Evan Henry is an amateur comic book writer. His first completed project, titled “Infiltrators”, a collaboration with artist Gabriel Ramirez, is forthcoming later this year. He has been writing comic scripts since early 2007 and poetry since 2008. In his free time, he enjoys reading on the subjects of philosophy, history, and political science, reading comic books and science fiction, and watching television programs about monkeys.

Evan will be doing a monthly comic book review segment where he looks at several titles each month.

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Reel Hits

Andy Potter is very enthusiastic. He loves to play video games, especially Valve games like Portal and Half Life. When he has time, he enjoys watching anime and reading manga. At night he reads books and he recommends that all science fiction readers read Hyperion. You may wonder how this qualifies him to write about movies. Answer: it doesn’t.

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