Trina is integral to comics history, not only as a creator but as someone who has shaped its narrative by ensuring that women are included, respected, and honored.
Tag: Women's History Month
Women’s History Month: Tamra Bonvillain by Lan M.
The unique, vibrant palettes she uses sets her apart from other contemporaries in her profession.
Women’s History Month: Rachel Smythe by Simon Zuccherato
Rachel Smythe’s work is important because it speaks to the reach of comics as a medium.
Women’s History Month: Akiko Higashimura by Carrie McClain
Shojo Manga Will Always Have a Special Place in My Heart.
Women’s History Month: Tillie Walden by Isabella Ruffatti
A queer woman who loves to draw comics. And she does it her way.
Women’s History Month: Kathryn Immonen by Kyle Ross
Breaking photocopiers and making comics in fun, unique ways for 30 years
Women’s History Month: Moyoco Anno by Sean Dillon
An Extremely Brief Look at “Insufficient Direction.”
Women’s History Month: An Interview With Stephanie Williams by Samantha Puc
A chat with one of the best voices currently in comics.
Women’s History Month: Louise Simonson by Brandon Masters
Louise Simonson has continually shown she’s a force to be reckoned with in comics
Women’s History Month: Mariko Tamaki by Sara Century
The bizarre, the overwhelming, and the quietly personal all share equal space in Tamaki’s stories
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