PRISM COMICS QUEER PRESS GRANT DEADLINE IS SEPTEMBER 15TH!
News posted August 31st, 2010
Prism Comics is proud to announce that submissions are still being accepted for the 2010 Prism Comics Queer Press Grant, with a deadline of September 15th, 2010. The QPG was established by Prism to assist in the publication and promotion of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender comics. [More…]

PAM HARRISON INTERVIEWS CO-RECIPIENTS OF THE 2010 PRISM COMICS QUEER PRESS GRANT
Spectrum by Pam Harrison, posted August 30th, 2010
Pam Harrison, last year’s recipient of Prism Comics' Queer Press Grant for her series House of the Muses: The Latter Days of Sappho of Lesbos, talks to the 2009 QPG recipients, Ed Luce and Eric Orner, about their work, the QPG, and more. [More…]

THE ONLY THING THAT’S PERMANENT
Queer Eye on Comics by Ed Natcher, posted August 29th, 2010
What a media frenzy! Even the ancient environs of the slowly dying print media were all agog over the recent revamp of Wonder Woman. Well, if you think that was hot news, wait ‘til you hear what other changes the infallible controllers of the DC Universe have in store! I’ve looked into my queer-ystal ball and am now ready to share with you what the future holds! My vision of The Shape of Re-Doings to Come reveals these major characters to be some of the many that will be undergoing… [More…]

NEW PAGES OF "THE WEREWIF" POSTED TODAY! COUNTDOWN TO THE BIG FINALE!
News by Scott Anderson, posted August 25th, 2010
There are only a few more months until the thrilling conclusion of The Werewif. Starting today, Wednesday, August 25, you can read 36 new pages of this comic epic! This time Linus is offered a choice that could end is problems or make them immeasurably worse. Read The Werewif from the start here and the new pages here. The Werewif is written by Michael Wakcher and Gwydhar Bratton and iIllustrated by A. Gwydhar.… [More…]

"VOTING AND COMPLAINING"
Queer Eye on Comics by Terrance Griep, posted August 22nd, 2010
In this American republic, the most obvious form of expression is the vote. The vote, in fact, externalizes the voter's internal self: her motives, her methods, her mentality. Where national elections are concerned, it's no exaggeration to say that voting is exerting, in some small measure, the ballot-caster's identity onto the whole country. So important is the vote that its dearth has borne an aphorism: "If you don't vote, you can't complain." And August 26th marks the 90th anniversary… [More…]

TELENY AND CAMILLE
Color Commentary by Sean McGrath, posted August 19th, 2010
Jon Macy’s adaptation of the early gay pornographic work Teleny into the graphic tome (seriously, I could kill a cat with its heft) Teleny and Camille seethes. It churns. It tugs. It traps all things beautifully gay and all things terribly gay then challenges the reader to not look away. I’m sure many will see this novel only for the love story, but what Jon has given us is a vision of how much and how little we gay folk have changed in the 100-plus years since Oscar Wilde… [More…]

“A LEG UP ON ALL THE REST”
Queer Eye on Comics by Edward Beekman-Myers, posted August 15th, 2010
A couple of weeks ago I was in a car wreck. I had the green light, but the other driver decided to make a left turn right in front of me. I tried to swerve, but smashing into the other vehicle was unavoidable. Trying to clear my frazzled brain, I got out of the car, amazed I was able to even get out at all. At first I thought I was pretty much okay. All I could see was blood trickling from the top of my hand, which had been cut from who-knows-what. But as I walked around the crash site, there… [More…]

PRISM COMICS’ QUEER PRESS GRANT PANEL AT SAN DIEGO COMIC-CON!
News by David Stanley, posted August 8th, 2010
At Comic-Con, Prism Comics presented a panel on the Queer Press Grant (QPG), announcing that the deadline for the grant has been pushed up to September 15. So get your application together now! The QPG was established to encourage the publication of more (and more and more) comics with LGBT characters and themes. The panel was moderated by Roger Klorese, one of our mainstays at Prism and currently acting as Publications Chair, with three past QPG recipients on the panel--Steve MacIsaac, Ed… [More…]

TAKE HALF A DIRTY DOZEN...AND YOU GET THE SECRET SIX
Color Commentary by Saranga, posted August 6th, 2010
The Secret Six are a ragtag bunch of villains, formed in opposition to a bigger group of villains, during a prelude to one of the DCU's universe threatening catastrophes: Infinite Crisis. They are a peculiar bunch, comprising of a contortionist, a God from a hellworld, the daughter of an immortal, an assassin for hire and a Catman. None of them really have superpowers, (well except for the God, but even then she is just who she is), they are just pretty good at what they do. That may be… [More…]

LGBT COMICS AND BOOKS FROM COMIC-CON REPORT #5! FINAL REPORT? TIM FISH, WILLIAM O. TYLER, ABBY DENSON, FANBOYS OF THE UNIVERSE, WALTER MEYER, CHARLES "ZAN" CHRISTENSEN, AND SINA GRACE!
News by David Stanley, posted August 3rd, 2010
Tim Fish! We were so glad to see one of the most prolific and prominent LGBT writer/artists in comics at the Prism booth and at the Gays in Comics panel at Comic-Con. Tim’s latest work appeared in none other than Marvel Comics, with a Northstar story in an issue of the mutant book, Nation X #2, written and drawn by Tim. Here’s an interview with Tim about this issue on marvel.com. Excellent work, Tim! William O. Tyler posed for my camera uh smart phone thing, with his… [More…]