Fabrice Sapolsky is an Eisner Awards and Harvey Awards-nominated creator who writes, draws, designs, edits, publishes, and occasionally sleeps. He is known for fan-favorite creator-owned graphic novels Intertwined, One-Hit Wonder, Lady-Bird, and No Future. Mainstream audiences also know him as the co-creator and co-writer of Spider-Man Noir for Marvel Comics alongside David Hine. Fabrice has worked with companies including Heavy Metal, DC Comics, Soleil, Humanoids, Dynamite, Image, Ablaze, and TopShelfComic. In 2019, he founded FairSquare Graphics, a family-, immigrant-, and minority-owned publisher of graphic novels. The inclusive label has released more than 45 titles, including Noir is the New Black, A Boy Named Rose, Mutiny: Black Girl Magik, and A Fox in My Brain. In 2023, Fabrice partnered with Center for Jewish History to create JewCE, the only Jewish-themed comic book convention in the world.