Womanthology: Heroic

by Barbara Randall Kesel, Anya Martin, Kimberly Komatsu, Gail Simone, Trina Robbins, Samantha Newark, Ming Doyle, Colleen Doran, Fiona Staples, Stephanie Buscema, Ann Nocenti, Maura McHugh, Jill Pantozzi, Kelly Thompson, Stacie Ponder, Kate Leth, Martel Sardina, Amanda Mcmurray, Danielle Soloud, Joamette Gil, Lauren Burke, Rachel Pandish, Jenn Corella, Amanda Deibert · 2012

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Womanthology is a large scale anthology comic showcasing the works of women in comics. It is created entirely by over 150 women of all experience levels. The purpose of the book is to show support for female creators in comics and media. There are multiple short stories, "how to"s & interviews with professionals, and features showcasing iconic female comic creators that have passed, such as Nell Brinkley and Tarpe Mills. A Kids & Teens section is also included, showcasing their work, and offering tips & tricks to help them prepare themselves for their future careers in comics.

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feminismfeminismMore like thisLess of thisartartMore like thisLess of thisgendergenderMore like thisLess of thiswomenwomenMore like thisLess of thiswriterswritersMore like thisLess of this
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adultyoung adult
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medium · 300 pages
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