Josh Neufeld

Josh Neufeld was born in New York City and grew up in San Diego, San Francisco and New York. He has been drawing comics since he was four years old. His earliest influences were Belgian cartoonist Hergé, author of Tintin, and the Curt Swan-Murphy Anderson issues of 'Action Comics' and 'Superman'.

After graduating from Oberlin College in 1989 with an art history degree, and a stint at The Nation magazine, Josh has devoted himself to a career in comics. With his friend of almost 20 years, Dean Haspiel, Josh co-created 'Keyhole', where Josh made stories about his travel experiences in Southeast Asia and Central Europe. 'Keyhole' has run for six issues with two different small-press publishers.

With Rob Walker, Josh does a satirical strip called 'Titans of Finance', which runs on the web at TheStreet.com. Josh has contributed artwork to Harvey Pekar's 'American Splendor' (Dark Horse), the SPX anthologies, 'The Big Book of Urban Legends' (DC/Paradox Press), and 'Duplex Planet Illustrated' (Fantagraphics), among others. Josh makes a living mixing freelance illustration with web design.