been adapted into the successful Cartoon Network series Generator Rex. Haberlin became Editor in Chief for Todd McFarlane Productions in 2006, and penciled and inked its flagship title, Spawn, for two years during David Hine's run as writer. Haberlin currently runs Digitalarttutorials.com, where he produces art tutorials, teaches at Minneapolis College of Art and Design, and is partner in Anomaly Productions, producing graphic novels and children's books. In February 2012 he will debut a 3D comic aimed at children called Captain Wonder. Anomaly Productions is currently working on a 300 plus page graphic novel entitled Anomaly. The book, co-written with Hollywood lawyer Skip Brittenham, utilizes augmented reality technology and interacts with iPad, iPhone, and Android mobile devices. The book is set for release in October 2012. Haberlin is also a co-author of the fantasy novel But...But...Barbarians? Collaborators of his include Gerry Alanguilan, Todd McFarlane, and the Wu-Tang Clan. Haberlin currently runs a blog on the Digital Art Tutorials website. Haberlin counts among his influences Marko Djurdjevic, Egon Schiele, Katsuhiro Otomo, and TV series such as Lost. Haberlin is a frequent contributor to both the 3D World and ImagineFX magazines, and is part of the Adjunct Faculty of the Minneapolis College of Art and Design. His work has been added to the permanent collection of the Smithsonian Institution. Awards 1999: Nominated for "Favorite Colorist" Wizard Fan Award (for Aria) 2014: Inkpot Award Bibliography Comics work Cyberforce (colors, Image Comics, 1994) Codename: Stryke Force (colors, Image Comics, 1994–1995) Shi: Senryaku (colors, Image Comics, 1995) Witchblade (colors, script, Image Comics, 1995–1997) Vampirella: Sad Wings of Destiny (colors, Harris Comics, 1996) Kiss: Psycho Circus (colors, Image Comics, 1996–1997) Tales of the Darkness (colors, script, Image Comics, 1998) Stone (co-written by Whilce Portacio, Avalon Studios, 1998) Aria (colors, script, Avalon Studios, 1999) The Wicked (editing, Avalon Studios, 1999) The Nine Rings of Wu-Tang (with co-author Aaron Bullock and pencils by Clayton Henry, Avalon Studios (Image Comics), 1999–2000) Area 52 (with art by Clayton Henry, 4-issue mini-series, Image Comics, 2001) Aria: The Soul Market (co-written with Brian Holguin, Avalon Studios, 2001) Athena Inc. The Manhunter Project (script, Avalon Studios, 2002) Aria Volume 3: The Uses of Enchantment (co-written with Brian Holguin, Lan Medina, and Jay Anacleto, Image Comics, 2004) Spawn Manga (written by Juzo Tokoro, translated by Francis Takenaga, Image Comics, 2005–2006) Spawn: Godslayer (written by Brian Holguin and co-illustrated by Jay Anacleto, Image Comics, 2007)