Mickey Zacchilli
Area(s)cartoonist
Notable works
RAV
Space Academy 123
https://mickeyz.org/

Mickey Zacchilli is an American comics artist and voice actor, currently known for portraying the character Little Destiny in the adult animated television series Adventure Time: Fionna and Cake. She has been nominated for three Ignatz Awards, including as an editor for Outstanding Anthology with Lovers Only in 2018,[1] Outstanding Graphic Novel with RAV in 2015,[2] and Outstanding Minicomic with RAV #6 in 2012.

Biography

Zacchilli grew up in Massachusetts before attending Rhode Island School of Design for screen printing in Providence, Rhode Island, where she currently resides.[3]

Her interest in comics began with newspaper comic strips and X-Men before reading Skeleton Key and discovering manga and anime, including Ranma ½.[3]

Zacchilli self-published her first comic series, Bullshit Frank and Gorilla Joe, while working at a café. Editions of her work, including her series RAV, were risograph-printed and had screen-printed covers, which helped attract attention to her work at comic book conventions including Small Press Expo.[3]

Zacchilli, also a musician, has performed with the band Clear Leader, and as a solo artist under the name Dungeon Broads.[3]

Zacchilli is a practitioner of Brazilian jiu-jitsu,[4] and earned her black belt under instruction from former Ultimate Fighting Championship competitor Eric Spicely.

Bibliography

  • Bullshit Frank and Gorilla Joe (2011), self-published
  • RAV 1st Collection (2014), Youth in Decline
  • RAV 2nd Collection (2017), Youth in Decline
  • Space Academy 123 (2018), Koyama Press

Voice acting filmography

Year Title Role
2021 Tuca & Bertie Bartender (season 2, episode 5 "Vibe Check")
2023 Glorious Wrestling Alliance Miranda Fury
Adventure Time: Fionna and Cake Little Destiny, additional voices

References

  1. ↑ "Rounding up the 2018 Ignatz Award Winners and SPX Controversies". Comics Beat.
  2. ↑ "Your 2015 Ignatz Award Winners!". The Comics Reporter.
  3. 1 2 3 4 Matthew James-Wilson. "Mickey Zacchilli". FORGE Art Magazine.
  4. ↑ "'Uhhh I Haven't Heard This, About Me Being an Artistic Hero Haha': A Conversation with Mickey Zacchilli". The Comics Journal.
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