My sexy and talented boyfriend took this picture of Fearful Hunter 2 at a sex shop in Oaklahoma City. The thing that excites me about publishing is never knowing where your books show up. The chaos is intoxicating.
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My sexy and talented boyfriend took this picture of Fearful Hunter 2 at a sex shop in Oaklahoma City. The thing that excites me about publishing is never knowing where your books show up. The chaos is intoxicating.

The magic shop from Fearful Hunter chapter 3.
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The magic shop from Fearful Hunter chapter 3.

I’ve been hard at work trying to get the next issue finished for Comic Con. Here is a sample of Fearful Hunter chapter 3.
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I’ve been hard at work trying to get the next issue finished for Comic Con. Here is a sample of Fearful Hunter chapter 3.

Panel from a project I’ve been working on. One of the rare times I have drawn Sci Fi.
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Panel from a project I’ve been working on. One of the rare times I have drawn Sci Fi.

ladiesmakingcomics: AfterEllen.com recently interviewed Paige Braddock about her strip, Jane’s World, which has been running for 10 years, as well as her Peanuts work with the Schulz estate (including the new comic book coming out from Kaboom!) She also discusses the state of the comics industry as a whole, and the future of diversity in the field: AE: What about the comic industry itself? Do you see it getting even more open over the next decade? Do gender and sexual orientation still matter? PB: Ten years ago, I didn’t think it was important to let gender and sexual orientation show, but now I wish I’d been braver. I think it’s important for people to see lesbians of all kinds represented in every medium. So, my answer now is different than it would’ve been 10 years ago. It’s important to embody who you are, whether you’re writing gay stories or not. But the best thing that can happen to me is if a kid in Idaho says, “I read your comic online and I feel less alone.” That’s better than any paycheck. I got an email once from a mother whose daughter had come out and she was really upset. But then she started reading Jane’s World and said she was much less worried about her. That’s the kind of thing I love.
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ladiesmakingcomics:

AfterEllen.com recently interviewed Paige Braddock about her strip, Jane’s World, which has been running for 10 years, as well as her Peanuts work with the Schulz estate (including the new comic book coming out from Kaboom!)

She also discusses the state of the comics industry as a whole, and the future of diversity in the field:

AE: What about the comic industry itself? Do you see it getting even more open over the next decade? Do gender and sexual orientation still matter?

PB: Ten years ago, I didn’t think it was important to let gender and sexual orientation show, but now I wish I’d been braver. I think it’s important for people to see lesbians of all kinds represented in every medium. So, my answer now is different than it would’ve been 10 years ago. It’s important to embody who you are, whether you’re writing gay stories or not. But the best thing that can happen to me is if a kid in Idaho says, “I read your comic online and I feel less alone.” That’s better than any paycheck.

I got an email once from a mother whose daughter had come out and she was really upset. But then she started reading Jane’s World and said she was much less worried about her. That’s the kind of thing I love.

(via ladiesmakingcomics)

Source: afterellen.com

The Power Within

My awesome publisher and I were interviewed by Diana Teranova at ComicCon about Zan’s anti bullying comic The Power Within. If you know a teacher who might be interested in getting copies please pass on the link.

From my graphic novel Teleny and Camille.
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From my graphic novel Teleny and Camille.

Puppies sleep on the bed tonight.
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Puppies sleep on the bed tonight.

Here’s wishing you get what you really want this holiday.
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Here’s wishing you get what you really want this holiday.

page from Fearful Hunter #1
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page from Fearful Hunter #1