Cartoonists

Lisa Hanawalt hits the road for (MY) DIRTY DUMB (EYES) Tour

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Despite what other may say, Lisa Hanawalt's Y DUMB DITY EYES, colelcting her humorous and mysterious cartoons and drawings from recent years, is quite...

Cartoonists on Tour: Gilbert Hernandez

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Few cartoonists can hope to have as great a year as Gilbert Hernandez is having, with two upcoming releases of majestic power: JULIO'S DAY...

INTERVIEW: Stephen Mooney Goes Creator-Owned for ‘Half Past Danger’

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Later this year IDW will be publishing Half Past Danger, a new series written, drawn, and created by Stephen Mooney. After working as artist...

Quote of the day: Robert Kirkman on career planning

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“As more people are able to make a living doing it, I think we’re moving into an atmosphere were creators are able to define...

24 Hours of Women Cartoonists: Becky Cloonan

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I don't know why I didn't think of her earlier. Becky Cloonan was featured in Oprah's magazine for crying out loud. Becky teamed up with drew...

24 Hours of Women Cartoonists: Laura Howell

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Here's a special treat, everyone - Laura Howell, creator of Hell on Toast, The Bizarre Adventures of Gilbert & Sullivan, and the FIRST female...

24 Hours of Women Cartoonists: Fionnuala Doran

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It was an inevitability that I'd mention Fionnuala Doran as one of our 24 women cartoonists. Having had work featured at various galleries around...

24 Hours of Women Cartoonists: Kirsty Mordaunt

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  The creator of 164 Days, Kirsty Mordaunt has a lovely sense of style in her character designs, which boosts them off the page. Based...

24 Hours of Women Cartoonists: Ming Doyle

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When I saw Clark and Lois 4ever seven years ago, I knew Ming Doyle was going to be something. Ming started out on various anthologies...

24 Hours of Women Cartoonists: Kate Leth

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First off, Kate Leth is a fan of The Spice Girls, so immediately you should be ready to welcome her into your world with...

24 Hours of Women Cartoonists: Cynthia Martin

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Cynthia "Cindy" Martin worked in mainstream comics at the very WORST time to be female in mainstream comics -- the 80s and 90s -- despite this, she racked up a solid run on Marvel's STAR WARS that's considered some of the definitive comics work on the title. She also drew Wonder Woman and Spider-man. In recent year's she been illustrating a number of non fictionYA graphic novels for Capstone. She's also been made an honorary member of the 501st Legion—the Stormtrooper cosplay organization.

24 Hours of Women Cartoonists: Laura Allred

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They say that behind ever Madman is Laura Allred. Fine, no one has ever said that but I still think it's true.Laura has left...

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