Tomm Coker began drawing comics professionally when he was still in high school.  He has worked as an artist at Columbia-TriStar Children's Entertainment, most notably on “Men in Black.”  He has storyboarded and provided production design for numerous commercials and music videos, including Aaron Carter’s "How I Beat Shaq." His feature film work includes storyboarding and designing the Keanu Reeves film “The Watcher” and contributing boards to Universal Pictures’ “The Mummy.”  Selected toy and cartoon design work includes such brands as Harry Potter, Jurassic Park, Jumanji and Transformers.  In 2003, he will debut his creator-owned (along with Pulitzer Prize nominee Judd Winick) horror series Blood and Water through DC Comics' Vertigo imprint.   He wrote and directed his first live-action short film, “A Day Between,” which recently won Grand Jury and Audience Favorite Awards on the festival circuit.  He is currently writing and drawing a children’s book.