Sean Lam is the International Award winning artist of the bible themed graphic novel, 'Judith: Captive to Conqueror' at Angoulême Christian Comics Festival in France. He lives in Singapore, and started his graphic novel artist and story writing career at the age of 26 to pursue and fully dedicate himself to his passion. His first success came with the release of 'It takes a Wizard', a 480-page apocalyptic fantasy graphic novel which is published by American publisher Seven Seas Entertainment. Two years later Macmillan Publishers published his two part graphic novel adaption of the award winning sci-fi novel 'Ringworld' by Larry Niven, a multiple Hugo and Nebula Award-winning author of many science fiction masterpieces. He then went on to develop several bible themed graphic novels with American publisher Manga Hero, one of which is 'Habemus Papam!', a comic which depicts the life of Benedict XVI until he became Pope, where 300,000 copies were distributed in Madrid during World Youth Day 2011. A 48-page paperback 'Pope Francis: I Believe in Mercy' was later created to celebrate the newly appointed and current Pope Francis. Sean eventually sets his heart towards working on graphic novels most familiar to his roots and a favorite to him of the genre, with current titles namely 'The Curseborn Saga', 'Red Dot' and 'Goddess Punch'. Working together with amazingly talented creators spanning across the world, from the group of authors called FourLords to kingB, an author as well as an artist, they believe that these titles will become very long running graphic novel series with all the true inspiring and badass moments that fans have come to love. Apart from working on graphic novels, Sean has held in-house art gallery showcasing his popular online series of 'Red Dot' and 'Silent Night series' artworks. His latest horror action graphic novel 'Geungsi' is a long running series which attempts to introduce the ancient undead of the east that is very popular in th whole of Asia. The first book of this series is slated to be released in early November 2021 on Amazon, in conjunction with his book launch in Singapore.

We are the Four Lords.

Bodhi J.M.S Ryder | Pete K.R Snow | Simon Gatsu Sandoval | Shanks D. Ryder

We are two brothers and two best mates who have learned that our minds will always and forever be at their best when you work with others. We are storytellers and world-builders by trade, and we long to create something that has never been before. Something that will touch people's hearts and leave them breathless.

We are just like you. We work normal jobs every day, and try as hard we can to find our way in this labyrinth we have all come to know as life. But for us, and even in the toughest of times, for we all have them, it was always stories that kept us going. It is our greatest passion. It is how we can live life, yet still create. We believe that stories are the heart of everything, and that the truth of all things, rests within them.

That's exactly why nearly 11 years ago, we came together from the four corners of this world and began working on our own tale. "To write one of the greatest stories ever told." This is what we told ourselves we would create. We devote our lives to this dream, and will never stop fighting for it with all our hearts. We want to give something back to the world after the artists of the past have already given so much. We would not be who we are without them. And in turn, we are willing to stake our futures on creating something for others. We are artists. We are storytellers. We may be irrational, reckless, bold, and even dense at times, but we know how to love, and we do it with everything that we are.

We are the Four Lords.

May the Light of Vale shine upon you ^^

~ 4L

My name is Bodhi J.M.S Ryder.

I am an adventurer, author, rock climber, and overall seeker of conquering the impossible. I was around 20 years old when I first moved to Japan with only a backpack of my belongings and the dream to see a different world. I lived in a village called Hirosaki for two years while studying the culture and teaching English to middle school students.

At the age of 23, not long after returning from Japan, I picked up my pen and began creating my first project, the Curseborn Saga with two of my best mates (Squall D. Ace | Simon Gatsu Sandoval) and my brother (Elnath D. Shanks).

At the time, I was trying to balance finishing up my degree in Japanese while teaching myself how to create and write. Despite my best attempts, I eventually dropped out of University, choosing to dedicate my heart and soul to writing. I decided to choose my own teachers in the form of my favorite authors, and looked for ways to sharpen my abilities through their published work. At 27, close to the end of finishing the first book, I went through an emotional heartbreak with the love of my life, and nearly abandoned the project.

With my life in shambles, I left the US on a one way flight to Paris, where I ended up going on the adventure of my life, backpacking through six countries including France, Italy, and the Netherlands. Upon taking the ferry from Italy to Barcelona, I decided to test the true limitations of myself and bicycled across Spain with only an old map I found on the streets to guide me. During my journey across Spain, my Camino de Santiago if you will, I met my brother in Pamplona, and together we ran with the bulls.

Hemingway had it right. There is something majestic about Pamplona and the people who live there, but that is another story altogether.

After Spain, I ended up selling the bicycle I had bought in Italy for 40 euro and hitch-hiking with four Australians to surf Biarritz and Hossegor in France.

It was a journey unlike anything else I had ever done, and somewhere along the way I realized that I couldn't abandon everything I had started. People lose sometimes. That doesn't make them weak. But what makes you strong is continuing despite that loss.

​Finding what I was looking for in myself, I returned home to finish what I started, to become something I had not been before, and to carve my name into the stars with the help of my friends, my family and the dreams that have guided me thus far on this wild ride.

​PS: I am the writer formerly known as Trowa D. Cloud.

​It wasn't until after I returned from staying with the monks in Kathmandau, Nepal, maybe some 60km away from Mt Everest, that I came home with the name Bodhi, a gift from the beautiful people of Nepal.