To summarise, antibacterial resistance is one of the most significant problems the World has to currently tackle. With the rise of resistant infections such as MRSA, super gonorrhea, and bacterial meningitis \citep{Malcolm_2011}, it is of the utmost importance for new antibiotic drugs to be founded, addressing different mechanisms than they already do. However more urgently needed, is the education of the public to ensure we all understand what resistance is, why it happens and thus, why it is so vital that we only use antibiotics when absolutely necessary and use them correctly.

-Miriam Rivera made the illustrations. She is specialized in comics about biology subjects, which she calls Biomiics. She has a Human Biology Degree and a Master in Scientific, Medical and Environmental Communication. She has cooperated with Illustraciencia (International Award of Scientific Illustration) and Scenio, a scientific divulgation platform. (Twitter @miriamriig; webpage miriamriig.com)

-Lauren Nelson wrote the text. Lauren is a Ph.D. student at Newcastle University (UK), researching computational drug design alongside the Northern Institute for Cancer Research. Lauren also writes a scientific blog aiming to stop science from seeming so boring. (Twitter @ashortscientist; Instagram @ashortscientist; Blog: ashortscientist.wordpress.com)

-Ernesto Llamas edited the text. Creator of Sketching Science.  (Instagram @eellamas)