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Jonny Capps (Jonathan David Capps) is an, author, actor, and art dealer from Summit County Ohio. His published works are "Walrus, Inc.", which concerns the employees of The Crystal Walrus Café (a fictional location, in Hudson, Ohio), and "Mythos: The Time after Oblivion", which follows the gods of mythology (significantly greco-roman), and their activities of the 21st century. Both books are currently available on Amazon.com, but "The Time after Oblivion" is only available for Kindle/E-book download. Jonny Capps states that the 2nd edition of "Walrus, Inc." is currently in production, and should be released before the end of 2011. The 2nd edition has tighter editing, with an enhanced storyline.

As an actor, Jonny Capps as appeared in several pieces, mainly in connection with producer/actor Larry Longstreth and 4reelz production. Most significantly was feature film "The Long, Slow Death of a Twenty-Something" (2011), where he played a wrestling announcer. Other productions included "Dollu Oxem's Traveling Video Circus" and "Token Black Guy" (produced by Brian Mitchell).

The art gallery, "Crystal Walrus Curiosities", is dedicated to comic book art and the promotion of geek culture. Some featured artists are Bili Kribbs and Stephanie Margush.