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Panico Press is a graphic and prose novel publisher founded in 2018 that delves into many genres such as horror, fantasy, science fiction, historical fiction, humor, and more. We offer work from many creators living in the United States, Puerto Rico, and South America under the leadership of partners Angel Fuentes (Publisher), Amy Joscelyn (Chief Editor), and Luis S Ramos (Creative Director)

Our most recognizable titles are Gunbreed, Bogatyr, Mikaela, Cosmic Fish, Grit n Gears, Twelve, Occult Detective, Violet Descends, NonPack, The Bonds, and our annual anthology Panico Press Presents, among others.

LUIS
RAMOS

CREATIVE DIRECTOR

Is an award-winning Illustrator and Graphic Designer with 25 years of experience in Advertising. He grew up in Puerto Rico, reading comic books, watching movies and animation. He loves gothic horror, mythology, fantasy, folklore, sci-fi and history. As an active Partner / Art Director / Illustrator with Panico Press, he is working on Bogatyr, his original graphic novel, several other projects and building the Panico Press brand. He is also a member of the prestigious Western Massachusetts Illustrators Guild. He currently lives with his partner in an old house in Stamford CT, surrounded by tons of horror novels, art books, movies, graphic novels, statues, toys and a voodoo doll named Lola.

AMY
JOSCELYN

CHIEF EDITOR

Is a developmental story editor and writer with a fascination for science fantasy and worldbuilding. She serves as editor for Panico Press, and has worked on Grit n Gears, Gunbreed, Violet Descends, among other stories. Her first comic project as a writer is Twelve, a historical fiction oneshot about a man sentenced to death at the guillotine during the Reign of Terror in France. She currently lives in NYC with her partner. In her free time, she sings classical music, bakes delicious treats, and streams video games on Twitch.

ANGEL
FUENTES

PUBLISHER

Is a writer from Puerto Rico who has authored several short stories and screenplays. His most notable work, Santa Cristal (2005), was made into an independent film. In 2009, he researched and wrote a documentary teleplay on the history of comic books in Puerto Rico for the local TV show Prohibido Olvidar. Angel also founded
and served as publisher of RBA Comics, where he wrote several comic titles with some of the best comic artists from the island. Some of his most recent works include the prose novels Violet Descends, Transient of the Stars, and the graphic novels Grit n Gears, Violet Descends, and Gunbreed. He currently lives and writes in the Big Apple.