‘The Secret Loves of Geeks’ is a collection of 37 illustrated stories, comics, prose, and essays about love. Their authors span a wide range of gender and sexuality, age and writing experience, making this a truly diverse collection.
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‘Thundercats’ sends comic writer Erica Heflin (Wonderland) down the path that led to her comic career.
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Melody and her geekling daughter create a DIY fix for Widow-less merchandise. Using problem-solving skills and a voice, the two join the #WeWantWidow movement.
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Did you know women readership of comics was equal to men prior to 1950? Yup! Watch the entertaining and informative documentary She Makes Comics for interviews with some of the biggest names of females in comics!
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Once you’ve tasted the great stuff, the crumbs are never as satisfying.
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Why is the most vile segment of humanity allowed to set the tone in so many public internet spaces?
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I’d rather go back to Wonder Woman’s twirl as being the best known aspect of the character, rather than her being a product of a society that murders and enslaves children. This is not who the character is. It’s akin to making Ma and Pa Ken serial killers who raised Clark Ken to be Superman.
Continue ReadingKelsie Ladd is the second oldest in her family of artists. She is fifteen years old and was kind enough to answer my questions about the Womanthology book and herself. How did you find out about the Womanthology project? A few years ago, while visiting a comic book convention, I met an amazing female artist […]
Continue ReadingThis winter, I wrote a column called “The Tipping Point,” about how geek and nerd society has reached the point where so many women have become involved that even though the resistance is there, integration is inevitable, especially in comics and gaming. The reactions some men have to this integration, especially the call for more […]
Continue ReadingBe still my heart! There is actually a convention for us girls now! It’s in Seattle, so those of you on the East Coast have a ways to trek it (haha, I made a geek funny), but there is indeed a convention made “just for her” and it’s called GeekGirlCon! That said, I’m dragging my […]
Continue ReadingThe much criticized, much discussed David E. Kelley version of Wonder Women has been dropped by NBC. There has been a lot of speculation and discussion about the new Wonder Woman television series that was in development. A few months ago there were quite a bit of drama over the new Wonder Woman costume that […]
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