Raven is the storyteller and creator of Twilight Hour, as well as the penciler.  In the early 1990's, Raven wrote, drew, and self-published two comic books:  Renegades and Blood Rites.  During the course of the last year, he has stepped into the world of the professional artist by offering up his work for display and sale for the public.  Always feeling as though his true element lay within the comic world, Raven has now turned to the world of Web Comics.

Jess is the 'writer' of Twilight Hour, as well as providing the 'managerial brain' behind the scenes. In 2003, she was published in two books through Poetry.com, and continues to be asked to provide more (free) poetry for publishing. During the course of the last year, she has provided Raven with her managerial skills in his new venture. Always willing to write down her husband's stories, Jess is looking forward to working with the Twilight Hour team.

Kris is the colorist and 'idea bouncer' of Twilight Hour.  While in high school, Kris designed posters and t-shirts for the school, and has recently been asked to design a sweatshirt for the school choir.  Kris has also had one of her poems published through Poetry.com.  Presently, Kris is a freelance artist and illustrator who enjoys being involved in theater in both acting and set creation aspects.  She shares the Team's enthusiam in the Web Comic and looks forward to seeing the comic published online.

Kourin helps out with the general web design and colorization for Twilight Hour.  At the age of twelve, she began drawing, writing stories, and creating her own comics.  She developed her writing and drawing skills for a few years before she moved on to illustration work.  She finished a year of art school together with graduating from high school and is now a full time student in a post high school art institution where she studies computer graphics and develops her drawing and painting skills.

Rondel Linder, of Creative Interweb, created the Keenspace version of the Twilight Hour site (for a consideration).

She describes herself as "a very happily married middle-aged mother of one, homeschooling by medical necessity and sheer delight". Often described as a jack-of-all-trades, Rondel has been programming and using computers since 1980, and working professionally as an independent computer contractor since 1998.

Despite working exclusively from home due to severe Environmental Illness, Rondel has built Creative Interweb into a full-service business providing web, graphic, advertising, and print publication design, as well as application development, for clients ranging from individuals to international e-commerce businesses, government departments, and international research conferences.

Between larger projects, she says, projects such as Twilight Hour serve as a welcome opportunity to help her community by showcasing worthwhile creative endeavours.