[LMB] OT: webcomics with women

[B. Ross Ashley]

On Thu, 12 Apr 2007 21:35:01 -0500, Jennifer Sessions wrote:

 > A general call to all listees. I'm on a panel about women
 > and webcomics for Wiscon this year, and while lots of the
 > comics I read have really great female characters, I was
 > shocked to discover that only one of the comics I read is
 > actually written by a women- namely Girl Genius by Phil
 > and Kaja Foglio (which is entertaining to the point of
 > making me gibber with delight whenever it uploads).

 > So my request is, are there any comics that you particularly
 > like that are written or drawn by women and or have good
 > feminist (i.e. realistic or intriguing) themes? Are there
 > comics that especially frustrate you?

OH, my, yes. Lessee here.
http://bci.stripspace.com/ , Burgundy Comics Inc., slowing down a lot 
lately but still good stuff.
http://crap.jinwicked.com/ , Crap I Drew ON My Lunch Break, by Jin 
Wicked, was not updating for several months but is tentatively starting 
up again.
http://queenofwands.net/ ... It's finished, as in Aeire the 
writer/artist has moved on to authoring another strip: 
http://www.punchanpie.net/ ... so far, equally funny, good stuff.
http://www.narbonic.com/ is finished but going through the old strips. 
The adventures of a crew of Mad Scientists.
http://www.graphicsmash.com/comics/unafrontiers.php is by a Canadian, 
Monique MacNaughton. Post-apocalyptic adventure strip.
Jennie Breeden draws http://devilspanties.keenspot.com/ , about her 
alter ego, a webcomic artist and RPG player.
Jade Gordon has persevered through some personal difficulties to keep up 
http://jadaze.comicgenesis.com/ , "Lean On Me".

Go through the archives on each of these and see what you think.


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