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| Bob Foster, Chad Frye, Bill Morrison, and Sergio Aragonès. | Photo by David Folkman. |
President Bill Morrison
Bill began his career as an illustrator having done the art for such Disney movie posters in the late ‘80s
and early ‘90s as The Little Mermaid, Bambi, Peter Pan, and The Jungle Book. This work led to illustration
jobs for The Simpsons merchandising, which eventually led to Bill’s current work as art director for Bongo
Entertainment where he has a hand in every comic and book they have produced. In addition, Bill has written & drawn
his own comic book series Roswell, Little Green Man, along with a comic co-created with Scott M. Gimple
called Heroes Anonymous.
Vice-President Sergio Aragonès
Sergio has been a major part of "the usual gang of idiots" at MAD Magazine for many decades. His unique style and eye for humor has graced the comics pages for publishers such as DC, Marvel, and Dark Horse Comics where his 26-year-old Groo the Wanderer currently resides. Perhaps one of the fastest and hardest working cartoonists in comics, Sergio is always a fan favorite at conventions all over the world, and is highly revered among his peers. His love for cartooning and his fellow cartoonists prompted him to co-found CAPS in 1977 where he remains vitally involved as our Vice-President.
Treasurer Bob Foster
Bob's career in animation started in 1969, followed by a string of jobs at most of the animation studios in the Los Angeles area. In 1970 he created Myron Moose Funnies, a silly little underground comic book that caught the eye of Marv Wolfman which led to a job with Marvel Comics where he wrote and illustrated The History of Moosekind for CRAZY Magazine. That led to an offer from Disney Consumer Products/Publications where he worked as a Staff Writer/Artist for thirteen years. While there, he wrote the Donald Duck comic strip for nine years and was Managing Editor and Editor for Disney Comics where he edited Walt Disney's Comics and Stories, Donald Duck Adventures, Uncle Scrooge Adventures and Duck Tales, plus several graphic novels. He also worked for Egmont Publishing in Copenhagen for two years where he was an Editor and Art Director for Disney comics in Europe. He is currently doing storyboards on Mickey Mouse Clubhouse for Disney TV Animation.
Secretary Chad Frye
Chad's career began fifteen years ago illustrating children's books for various clients such as Barbour & Company, Fisher-Price, Hanna-Barbera, Mercer Mayer, Marvel Comics, Warner Bros. and Disney. In 1997 he began six years with Disney Feature Animation working on many of their animated films as a behind-the-scenes trainer of artistic computer programs. While still keeping a hand in creating art for publishing ventures, Chad remains entrenched in the world of animation having created pre-production art for shows such as Mickey Mouse Clubhouse and currently My Friends Tigger & Pooh for the Disney Channel.