Seeking Comic Book Artist

My buddy Carrol Henderson got this photo of one of the peregrines from the Wells Fargo building in Bloomington, MN. I love that shot.

Here's another shot from Carrol, of a female guarding a nest on a downtown building. As much as I love northern goshawks, I must admit that the peregrine is a mighty fine looking piece of bird flesh.

Above is a photo I got two years ago of one of the peregrine chicks at the Colonnade. I've been working a peregrine book for the last six months. My problem is how to write it and explain their behaviors without it being too cheesy. Well, a couple of friends have given me great ideas for direction, one being the suggestion that I turn it into a graphic novel or comic book. So, I'm looking for someone who can illustrate comic books. Are any of you readers out there an artist or know someone who is and has experience with this type of art work?

I'll warn right now that I'm a stickler for bird accuracy. The illustrations can be stylized, but the bird must have basic peregrine structure (ie malar stripes under the eyes and pointed wing tips). If you are interested and up to the challenge, send me some renderings of peregrines. Feel free to throw in other species as well, like red-tailed hawk, grackle, and blue-winged teal. Send queries and or images to sharon at birdchick dot com.