The Baltimore Comic-Con has added more guests to the next convention on October 28-30, 2022. When the con returns to the Baltimore Convention Center, they will host Brett Breeding, Kevin Cuffe, Bob Frantz, Adriana Melo, Khoi Pham, and Billy Tucci.

Breeding has spent over 40 years as a comic artist, illustrator, and creator, who has inked over the pencils of creators like George Pérez, Fran Frenz, Kerry Gammill, and Dan Jurgens. At DC, he co-created Doomsday, Blaze, Lord Satanus, and Shadowdragon. He is well recognized for his work on Superman titles, especially the “Death of Superman” storyline, and on Spider-Man titles, The Mighty Thor, The Avengers, and West Coast Avengers. He also originated the idea that Steve Rogers could wield Thor’s hammer Mjolnir when he was working on Thor #390, and Ron Frenz and writer Tom DeFalco turned it into a key story.

Cuffe and Frantz are writers who have collaborated on Metalshark Bro, Ninja Nuns, and other titles. They also host the Word Bros podcast.

Melo is a penciler and artist who has worked with DC, Marvel, Image, and Titan. Her work has been featured in Fantastic Four, Iron Man, Silver Surfer, Amazing Spider-Man, Star Wars: Empire, Rose & Thorn, Witchblade, Miss Marvel, Birds of Prey, Catwoman, Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy, Female Furies, Plastic Man, Dr. Who: New Adventures of the Ninth Doctor, Marvel Voices, and Trial of the Amazons. Her most recent work is in Wonder Girl and Superman: Action Comics.

Pham’s art has been featured in Teen Titans, Mighty Avengers, X-Men Legacy, Scarlet Spider, Spider-Man, Daredevil, Chaos War, Incredible Hercules, Gambit, Mighty Thor, X-Factor, and Cyberforce. He has also done numerous cover illustrations for various publications.

Tucci is best known for his modern day samurai title, Shi, which has been printed in five languages and sold over three million comics. He has worked on Sgt. Rock, Harley Quinn, Flash Vs. Superman, and Batman, and retold the Christmas story in A Child Is Born. Tucci released the Shi: Return of the Warrior, Shi: Haikyo, and the Shi: Omnibus Vol. 1, illustrated Wonder Woman: Angel of Battle, and wrote the return of June Tarpe Mills’ golden age icon, Miss Fury.

“What a strong group of creators,” Baltimore Comic-Con show promoter Marc Nathan said. “From newer award winners to absolute legends of the industry, these creators exemplify the breadth of talent you will find at our 2022 event. We’re thrilled to have each of them in the room with us this year, and we know their fans will be too!”