About Us

Bill Bultas first became interested in puzzles and IQ tests in 1995, and by 1996 had a "home page" that featured some puzzles; in 1997 he began serious work on material and web pages that would become the web site Puzz.com. Bill left the work force at the end of 1997 to pursue his online business full time. With only dreams and an encouraging wife for support, Bill worked long hours throughout 1998 and the following years to establish his company, which he licensed as Puzz.com.

Author and speaker Terry Stickels has dedicated his life to the pursuit of improving one's mental flexibility and creative problem solving skills . . . and making it fun. His books, calendars, card decks and newspaper columns are filled with fun and challenging puzzles that stretch the minds of even the best thinkers.

Stickels is well known for his three internationally syndicated columns: FRAME GAMES, seen in USA WEEKEND magazine, is read by over 48,000,000 people in 600 newspapers weekly. He concurrently writes STICKELERS (sic), a puzzle column syndicated daily by King Features, appearing in some of the largest newspapers in America such as The New York Daily News, The Chicago-Sun Times, and The Seattle Post-Intelligencer, to name a few. In Canada, Stickels is widely syndicated by the Metro News newspapers consortium. He still finds time to create his yearly calendar as well as books for both kids and adults. You may see his puzzles on the back of Kellogg's Raisin Bran or on a Universal Studios website featuring a movie such as A Beautiful Mind, where he created the most famous IQ quiz in internet history. This was followed by three successful books requested by the high I.Q. society Mensa.

You will find EXCLUSIVE material by Terry Stickels on this web site. Although very few of the puzzles are currently labeled as to authorship, most of the problems that utilize graphics were designed by Terry, but also several of the text-only problems.

You can find books, calendars and more by Terry Stickels through this link.

Ron Hoeflin is famous for creating the extremely difficult Mega and Titan Tests, which were published years ago in Omni Magazine and taken by thousands of people, including several famous individuals such as John H. Sununu and Marilyn Savant. Ron has founded several fully functioning high IQ societies, including the extremely elite Prometheus and Mega societies, and is Editor of Termite, the journal of the Lewis M. Terman Society. Dr. Hoeflin is currently completing the third and final volume in "The Encyclopedia of Categories: A Theory of Categories and Unifying Paradigm for Philosophy". We have a special category on this site for tests created by Ron. More information about Ron Hoeflin can be found in this Wikipedia article.

Wife of Bill Bultas, Kameeka is involved with Puzz.com and AllIQTests.com by providing scans of graphical problems and other materials from a variety of sources, and is also webmistress of one of our online properties.