Garth Graham has been lauded as one of the finest webcomic artists on the web, despite being relatively new to the scene. In 2004, a good friend in college introduced Garth to the idea of webcomics. The notion that anyone could be a comic artist and didn't have to be "in the biz" to make it work was a novel one that piqued his interest. Giving it the old college try, he produced the (at the time) rough if delightfully quirky comic Comedity, a fanciful re-telling of many of the exploits of himself and his friends during their college years and after. Much to his surprise, he gained quite a following, and as time went on Garth honed his craft with frightening swiftness.

In October of 2008, Garth closed the final page of Comedity, having found his own closure with the comic. Not wanting to leave his fans wanting and having found a love for the comic craft, he immediately started up a new comic he had been working on in the background for some years. Finder's Keepers took a different, darker, more somber tone than the lighthearted amusing Comedity. However that has hardly proved to be a disappointment to fans. Considered by many to be one of the finest drawn comics on the web, Finder's Keepers has quickly captivated its audience with its beautifully detailed art and its captivating story of a young woman lost in the hidden world of myth and fantasy. Finder's Keepers updates twice a week, Tuesdays and Fridays and can be found in print format as well.

Garth currently lives in Virginia with his cat and equally odd and creative roommates. In addition to his comic work he does illustration and design in a freelance capacity.

His current resume and portfolio can be downloaded here.