 | 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. | | More Stories... |
| HOWARD CRUSE, JENNIFER CAMPER AND IVAN VELEZ APPEAR AT BLUESTOCKINGS BOOKSTORE IN NYC!
Posted June 18th, 2010 | | HOWARD CRUSE, JENNIFER CAMPER AND IVAN VELEZ TO APPEAR AT JIM HANLEY’S UNIVERSE AND BAAD IN NYC!
Posted June 9th, 2010 | | STUCK RUBBER BABY RETURNS! HOWARD CRUSE’S CLASSIC REPUBLISHED BY VERTIGO, IN STORES NOW!
Posted June 8th, 2010 | | OSO ORO STRIKES AGAIN! GRAB YOUR FUNDOSHI AND GET YOUR ART ON SATURDAY, JUNE 5TH IN NYC!
Posted May 27th, 2010 | | IT’S A TIE! PRISM COMICS ANNOUNCES 2010 QUEER PRESS GRANT WINNERS ED LUCE AND ERIC ORNER!
Posted April 13th, 2010 | | NYU QUEER COMICS SERIES TO FEATURE WORKSHOPS BY IVAN VELEZ, KATIE DIAMOND, LYNDON CUDLITZ AND MORE.
Posted April 13th, 2010 | | PRISM APPEARING AT EMERALD CITY COMICON MARCH 13TH & 14TH
Posted March 6th, 2010 | | CATCH THE LATEST EPISODE OF THE WEREWIF!
Posted March 3rd, 2010 | | THIS MONTH’S THE WEREWIF IS UP AT PRISM’S WEBCOMICS PAGE.
Posted February 10th, 2010 | | ALEX FITCH INTERVIEWS BRIAN ANDERSEN ON “PANELBORDERS”! SO SUPER DUPER #9 DROPS IN FEBRUARY!
Posted January 29th, 2010 | | More Stories... |
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GLAAD Announces Nominees for Outstanding Comic Book!
posted January 29th, 2009
[Print-ready Version]
GLAAD has announced the nominations for their 20th Annual GLAAD Media Awards. Here are this year’s choices for Outstanding Comic Book:
 The Alcoholic by Jonathan Ames (Vertigo/DC Comics)
Buffy the Vampire Slayer by Drew Goddard, Jeph Loeb and Joss Whedon (Dark Horse Comics)
Final Crisis: Revelations by Greg Rucka (DC Comics)
Secret Six by Gail Simone (DC Comics)
Young Avengers Presents by Ed Brubaker, Brian Reed, Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, Paul Cornell, Kevin Grevioux and Matt Fraction (Marvel Comics)
Prism congratulates all the nominees!
For a list of all the GLAAD Media Award nominees (in film, tv, theatre, and more), go to www.glaad.org.
The GLAAD Media Awards recognize and honor media for their fair, accurate and inclusive representations of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community and the issues that affect their lives.
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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