The ongoing COVID-19 crisis has not been a boon to the comic book market, nor to many people's non-comic book day jobs. And the hits keep coming. Just last week, DC cut roughly one-third of its editorial staff. We put out a call on Twitter to ask who's had a rough go of it this year, and the list below captures the talented many who responded. Please feel free to reach out to them if you're looking for a collaborator with their set of talents.
Disclaimer: To keep the focus on those who need the work most, I didn't include any respondents who claimed to have steady work at the moment. We may do something similar to this again in the future and feature a more comprehensive list with everyone.
Tom Woodman – Writer – Portfolio
Matt Garvey – Writer – Website
J Francis Totti – Artist – Twitter
Alex Schumacher – Cartoonist – Website
Paul Little – Illustrator – Art Station
Lesley Atlansky – Colorist – Website
Joe Glass – Writer – Website
David Avallone – Writer – Website
Faye Stacey – Illustrator, Colorist – Linktree
P.D. Loupee – Editor, Writer, Colorist – Behance
Lainey Williams – Illustrator – Website
Jay Sloan – Illustrator, Graphic Designer – Website
Dylan Jacobsen – Writer, Artist – Website
Patrick Sinnott – Artist – Website
Megan Cosman – Marketing – Email
Kevin Maher – Illustrator, Logo Design – Portfolio
Spencer Amundson – Cartoonist, Illustrator, Character Designer – Website
G.C. Houle – Illustrator – Website
Justin Peniston – Writer – Website
Rhandi Fisher – Writer, Illustrator – Portfolio
Nathan Kempf – Letterer – Website
Jeremy Fuscaldo – Illustrator, Character Design – Website