Brian Haberlin started in comics at TopCow Productions, he headed their computer coloring department and developed many of the modern methods of comic book production. While here he co-created "Witchblade" as well as several other characters.

He formed his own studio in 1995 producing commercial illustrations and digitally coloring for Marvel, DC Comics and Image Comics.

He then started Avalon Studios with Whilce Portacio and co-created many comic titles such as Stone, The Wicked, Hellcop, Houdini: The Man from Beyond, Jinn, Aria, M-Rex, Area 52 and Athena Inc.

He became Editor in Chief for Todd Mc Farlane productions in 2006 and pencilled and inked their popular Spawn title for 2 years with David Hine as writer.

He currently runs Digitalarttutorials.com where he produces art tutorials, teaches at Minneapolis College of Art and Design and is partner in Anomaly Productions producing graphic novels and children's books.

He is also a co-author of the fantasy novel But...But...Barbarians? and the graphic novel Houdini: The Man From Beyond.

Comics work includes:

• Psycho Circus (colors, Image Comics, 1996—1997)
• Stone (co-written by Whilce Portacio, Avalon Studios, 1998)
• The Nine Rings of Wu-Tang (with co-author Aaron Bullock and pencils by Clayton Henry, Avalon Studios (Image Comics), 1999—2000)
• Area 52 (with art by Clayton Henr, 4-issue mini-series, Image Comics, 2001)
• The Uses of Enchantment (co-written with Brian Holguin, Lan Medina, and Jay Anacleto, Image Comics, 2004)
• Spawn Manga (written by Juzo Tokoro, translated by Francis Takenaga, Image Comics, 2005—2006)
• Godslayer (written by Brian Holguin and co-illustrated by Jay Anacleto, Image Comics, 2007)
• Spawn (co-written with David Hine, Image Comics, 2006—2008)

Non-comics works include:

• But...But...Barbarians? (with co-author James Haberlin, Image Comics, 2005)
• Neo Beauties: The Pin-Up Art of Brian Haberlin (Out of print, Image Comics, 2005)