Publisher Boboy Yonzon believes in the Filipino's ability to produce top-caliber stories and art. He believes in comics as a legitimate art form, and is intent on raising the bar for Philippine-produced comics, and, consequently, other forms of entertainment. Boboy is the President and CEO of Yonzon Entertainment Syndicate (YES!), Mango Comics' mother company. He has won awards as a director and scriptwriter. Boboy has a hands-on working style for Mango Comics, making sure he sits down with the creators, reviewing and approving each panel before the comics are sent to the presses. Boboy enjoys Danger Girl, Love Hina, and enjoys Travis Charest's art. He has a complete collection of Beatles albums.

Boboy's better half and lifelong business partner is Mango Comics' General Manager, ensuring the office runs smoothly day in and day out. Guia also works with Boboy in running Yonzon Associates, a media management company that creates media and marketing campaigns for companies and institutions. She is a writer, producer, and PR planner, as well as an excellent cook and fan of new age esoteric cures to various ailments. Guia enjoys experimenting with non-traditional solutions such as magnets, ionization, and stuff like virgin coconut oil.

Zach studied anthropology in college, went on to work in advertising, then moved to the IT industry to head marketing, web development, and business design units. Currently doing business development and design consultancy work, Zach is Mango Comics' Editor-in-Chief. Just like Boboy, Zach applies a hands-on approach to work, assembling the mechanicals of each comic personally, proofreading as he goes along (and missing a lot of typos, what a bum!). He is a published writer and has won awards for experimental short films. Zach is a huge Superman fan. He wishes Joe Madureira and J. Scott Campbell still created comics. He is also beig on films and music, as well as hooked on World of Warcraft.

Toto has been art director for graphic design houses for the better part of two decades. An accomplished painter and illustrator, Toto devotes his efforts to making sure that all of a comic's design elements have the fit and finish worthy of a Mango comic. He is also the artist and creator of MooMoo Hunters, a fantastic story about two brothers who battle creatures from Philippine folklore, as well as a doting father to a young boy named Dylan. Toto is an avid audiophile. He used to commute all the way to Quiapo just to buy comics using baon he saved up during the week.

MJ graduated from Rogationist College in Silang, Cavite, majoring in Computer Information Technology. He worked in graphic design houses before working at Mango Comics. MJ is in charge of coloring, lettering, lay-outs, and even web design using Flash animation for the Mango team. His initiative and ability to learn quickly has made him an integral part of the Mango Comics staff. When not consumed by his many duties, MJ unwinds by going out with friends during weekends.

Like MJ, Melvin is also a product of the Rogationist College in Silang. Prior to Mango Comics, Melvin was steeped in IT, being a production operator and computer technician as well as a freelance graphic artist. He does color assists, letters, and lay-out for the many titles of Mango. He tag teams with MJ in putting the finishing touches on key comic projects like Tales from the Enchanted Kingdom.

Her mind for numbers puts Jean in charge of the finances of the office, and keeps day-to-day operations in the office running smoothly.

Imee graduated also from the Rogationist College, with a BS degree in Information Technology.