Sarah Martinez

Sarah is an avid sweater-watcher who has spent years observing a single closet full of sweaters. The sweater-pride recognizes her presence as a non-threat, and allows her to mingle among them in the winter season when they are apt to be more sociable. Her treatise on “Woolen Familial Structures” has given countless fabric behaviorologists a solid basis on which to build the field of textile-psychology.

Beyond her research, Sarah often indulges in deep-pudding-diving both with and without pressurized oxygen tanks. Several of the deep-pudding salvage missions have recovered artifacts that may provide the missing link in flan-to-pudding evolution.

When not communing with sweaters or face-first in her dessert, Sarah recites passages from Frank Herbert's “Dune” for the elderly...usually when she should be inking, editing, co-writing, coloring, or promoting Interrobang Studios