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DID ULTIMATE SPIDER-MAN JUST BREAK ANOTHER BARRIER?
Posted July 29th, 2010
on Newsarama Blogs
Spider-Man, pining in a park with all the loving couples. But what’s that to his far right? Your eyes aren’t deceiving you — that’s a happy homosexual couple, moving in for a kiss. Is this a first for Marvel Comics, putting a gay kiss on a...
COMICS RECS: THREE FUN BOOKS I FOUND AT COMIC-CON
Posted July 28th, 2010
on Pop Candy
Wuvable Oaf by Ed Luce (Goteblud Comics, $3.95) -- I can't believe I'm just discovering this series. Oaf follows a beefy, hairy, sensitive guy who loves kitties, Morrissey, metal, dolls, '80s nostalgia, comics and men. (We have a lot in common.)
REVIEW: STUCK RUBBER BABY BY HOWARD CRUSE
Posted July 26th, 2010
on Lambda Literary
It struck me, while reading Stuck Rubber Baby so many years after its publication in 1995, that its setting, what its author Howard Cruse refers to as “Kennedytime,” makes it the perfect accompaniment to Mad Men and the current...
COMIC-CON WEEKEND MUSTS: "GAYS IN COMICS" AND "GLEE" PANELS
Posted July 24th, 2010
on San Diego Gay & Lesbian News
Comic-Con International 2010 is still going strong this weekend at the Convention Center. Two particular events are of keen interest to the LGBT community.
THE WEEKLY GEEK: GETTING GAY AT COMIC-CON
Posted July 23rd, 2010
on After Ellen
COMIC-CON FANS THWART WESTBORO PROTEST
Posted July 23rd, 2010
on The Advocate
Holy headlines, Batman! Fred Phelps brought his group of hate-mongering protesters to San Diego’s Comic-Con on Thursday, only to be met with a 50-strong group of Jedis, robots, aliens, and other costumed counter protesters.
COMIC-CON QUEER COMICS PROGRAMMING 2010
Posted July 22nd, 2010
on Gay.com Daily
The GLBT comics programming at Comic-Con is huge, and we've got all your highlights here.
GAY COMIC-CON 2010
Posted July 22nd, 2010
on Gay and Lesbian Times
Prism Comics will be at Comic Con 2010 with nearly a dozen major comic creators attending for panels, meet and greets, creator signings and portfolio review.
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New Webcomic Launch on Wednesday! Joe Carr's The Catty Corner!
by Scott Anderson, posted October 13th, 2008
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Prism Comics is proud to announce its latest comic strip to appear on Prism’s Webcomics page, Joe Carr’s The Catty Corner. The first comic will appear on October 15th, with a new strip appearing each week after that.

Joe Carr told us a little bit about himself:

“I was born and raised in South Central Pennsylvania as #7 of 8 children. At an early age, my parents enrolled me into art school, and ever since, art has encompassed a large part of my life. I have an Associates Degree in Commercial Art, and for the past twenty-some years, I've been designing t-shirts and fabric prints for a variety of clients. Most notably, I've done work for Disney Theme Parks, Warner Brothers, Siegfried and Roy, Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus and Harley Davidson. My white tiger design, which I had illustrated over twenty years ago, is still selling at The Mirage Hotel and Casino. A little over a year ago, I was asked to create a comic strip for a new local gay magazine called The Panzee Press. That is where The Catty Corner began. The Catty Corner is a fictional bar and revolves around its "irregular" regulars and their colorful commentaries on life. Due to its overwhelming popularity, I've been encouraged to "revamp" it and re-release it to a larger audience.”

Joe is currently working as a freelance artist, and you can view his portfolio at http://bcarr.net/joecarr, where you can also contact Joe with any reactions to The Catty Corner.


Scott Anderson settled in Nashville, Tennessee, after living in various locales across America. Although Scott currently works as a legal assistant, his past jobs have included freelance editing for several science fiction/fantasy authors and assembling sparkly fairy wands.

Prism Comics promotes the works of the LGBT community in comics. It does not implicitly endorse any other material or products associated with those works. Any opinions expressed are those of the author(s).


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