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Posted September 19th, 2010
on Lambda Literary Andersen Gabrych (writer for Detective Comics, Batman, Batgirl and Catwoman, but yes, smarty-pants, that was also him acting in Edge of Seventeen, Gypsy 83 and Another Gay Movie) pairs up with animator and artist Brad Rader (best known for directing... |  | BALTIMORE COMIC-CON: PAUL POPE & BOB SCHRECK
Posted September 1st, 2010
on ComicBookResources.com An intimate crowd was very eager to see Paul Pope and Bob Schreck take the dais at last weekend’s Baltimore Comic-Con. Billed as a “cage match,” the panel was surprisingly low-key, extremely low-tech (no slides) and very casual. |  | PAM HARRISON'S NEW SCI-FI SERIES "A DEVIANT MIND" NOW AVAILABLE ON WOWIO
Posted September 1st, 2010
on Wowio.com Pam Harrison's new sci-fi series "A Deviant Mind" and her award winning "House of the Muses" series are both available now on Wowio! |  | REVIEW: FOGTOWN
Posted August 29th, 2010
on The Gay Comics List You know how it is, when you wait for years for a book or a film to come out, and then you’re all disappointed? Well, that’s not how I felt after reading Fogtown, an all-new graphic novel I’d been hearing about for a number of years. |  | WHAT HAPPENS IN VEGAS
Posted August 28th, 2010
on The Comic Connoisseur I also like the low-key revelation that two members of Zatanna’s crew are gay and in love. There are more gay guys in show business, so it makes sense. But Dini makes it seem perfectly normal, so it doesn’t pop out of the book. That’s how... |  | REVIEW: THREE
Posted August 27th, 2010
on Gay League Three is the title of a new comics anthology featuring the work of LGBT writers and artists. If “three” seems like an odd title for a comic, editor Kirby reflects on the ways this simple number saturates our lives: three Fates; three wishes;... |  | FOGTOWN IS A GOOD (GAY) COMIC BOOK MYSTERY
Posted August 26th, 2010
on The Slog Slog, featuring Dan Savage, is Seattle's most popular News & Culture Blog. Seattle News, Politics, and Arts Blog. The Stranger covers local & national news, politics, restaurants, bars, music, movies and the arts. |  | SKETCH MAVEN INTERVIEWS PAM HARRISON
Posted August 26th, 2010
on Sketch Maven I’m the creator, author, and illustrator of <i>House of the Muses</i>, the ground-breaking LGBT miniseries that illuminates the latter days of Sappho of Lesbos for the first time ever in a Teen+ format… | | More Stories... |

 | THE FIRST PRISM COMIC-CON 2010 REPORT! DIVAS AND LASSOES PANEL!
Posted July 22nd, 2010 |  | PRISM COMICS SEEKING SUBMISSIONS FOR 2010 QUEER PRESS GRANT!
Posted July 19th, 2010 |  | PRISM REVEALS THE GAY AGENDA FOR COMIC-CON 2010! HOWARD CRUSE, PANELS, SUPERHERO PARTY, MORE BOOTH SPACE AND MORE LGBT CREATORS THAN EVER
Posted July 14th, 2010 |  | GAYS IN COMICS: YEAR 23 AT SAN DIEGO COMIC-CON 2010!
Posted July 10th, 2010 |  | INCUBUS TALES CREATOR HUSHICHO APPEARING AT KNOXVILLE COMIC AND ANIME CON THIS WEEKEND
Posted June 25th, 2010 |  | 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!
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Erotic Cartoonists Invade The Folsom Street Fair This Sunday!
by Justin Hall, posted September 24th, 2009 [Print-ready Version]
The Folsom Street Fair is the world’s largest fetish event, bringing in hundreds of thousands of queers and leatherfolk from all around the world to San Francisco’s South of Market neighborhood. The Fair is all about community, and one of the ways it demonstrates this is by donating a block of booth space to queer, erotic artists who wouldn’t be able to afford the normally steep booth fees.
This provides a wonderful opportunity for erotic cartoonists, who make almost no money with their creations and always relish a free deal. This year in particular, a stellar group of gay porn comics creators are gathering, to make this little section of the Fair one of the most exciting. Here’s the run-down:
Chuck Connor and Sean Platter: Demonic Sex pulls no punches with its depictions of demonic transformations and sexual hells, and Platter’s lush artwork is breathtaking. Website: triplesixcomics.com
Justin Hall: Hall co-created the edgy, gay porn series Hard to Swallow with accomplished tattoo artist Dave Davenport. Davenport uses his illustration chops to create horny werewolves, skate punk ghosts, and other unwholesome characters, while Hall contributes his own stories of porn stars, gay pirates, and inappropriate sex. Website: hardtoswallowcomics.com
Brad Rader: Harry and Dickless Tom is one of the most unusual and remarkable erotic graphic novels. The story of two homophobic truckers who screw and then beat up fags on the road turns to the surreal when one of them wakes up with a vagina. Website: flamingartist.com
Sean-Z: Myth is a superb fantasy comic with complex plots, gorgeous color work, and big-dicked vampires. Mister Z is also one of the founders of the queer men’s cartoonist group Bent Comix. Website: sean-z.com
There are also other artists not involved in comics exhibiting at the Folsom Artists’ Area. They are: Todd Copper (sketches), Brian Foote (oil paintings), Jeff Palmer (photography), and Morris Taylor (watercolors). The Folsom Artists’ Area will be on 11th St. between Folsom and Harrison, and will run the entire day of the Fair.
For more information about art at The Fair, check out folsomstreetfair.org/art. 
Justin Hall is a San Francisco-based cartoonist, who has been producing independent comics such as True Travel Tales, Hard to Swallow, and Glamazonia since 2001. His work can be seen on his website. He's also serves as Talent Relations Chair for Prism Comics!
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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