 | REVIEW: TELENY AND CAMILLE BY JON MACY
Posted September 10th, 2010
on Speak Its Name
A review of Jon Macy's graphic novel, Teleny and Camille. | | WHAT HAPPENED TO BARALOVER?
Posted September 9th, 2010
on Yaoi 911
Since Baralover, a very popular site with lots of English-language scanlated bara manga, went down at the end of July, I’ve received a number of questions from users about what happened to it. I wrote to Kyo, the webmaster, shortly after I noticed... | | EVERYTHING IN MODERATION
Posted September 9th, 2010
on Life in Dystopia
Jeff Krell will be moderating this year’s “LGBT Comics, Creators, and Characters” panel at the New York Comic Con! Second-largest con (after San Diego) and still committed to comics (Goodbye, Hollywood!), NYCC will take place at the Javits... | | REVIEW: THREE #1, EDITED BY ROBERT KIRBY
Posted September 9th, 2010
on The Daily Cross Hatch
Robert Kirby’s Three anthology collects comics from three queer creators in one wonderful, concise book. | | MY NIGHT AT THE SKIN TIGHT GAY SUPERHERO PARTY AT STONEWALL, NYC, 9/4/10
Posted September 8th, 2010
on Mark Allen
Gay superhero characters in comic books and on TV? Fine, whatever. But, a room full of gay men dressed as superheros meeting each other in a social space in the West Village of NYC? Wow. I am… so… there. | | A CHRONOLOGY OF GAY COMIC BOOK CHARACTERS
Posted September 8th, 2010
on Flavorwire
In honor of the news that Archie comics introduced its first openly gay character last week, here’s a look back at the evolution of open homosexuality in mainstream comic books. | | REVIEW: THREE, EDITED BY ROBERT KIRBY
Posted September 8th, 2010
on Lambda Literary
It’s nice to see Robert Kirby back on the comic book scene, both as an editor (Boy Trouble) and an artist (Curbside Boys). His intro to Three explains the power of three: three muses, Three Musketeers, three wishes, beginning, middle and end, and... | | THREE IS A MAGIC NUMBER
Posted September 8th, 2010
on Fanboys of the Universe
I’ve got some fabulous books to share with you in the coming weeks, so don’t go anywhere. First up is the debut issue of Three, a new anthology edited by Curbside and Boy Trouble creator Robert Kirby. Three has a simple, yet brilliant concept:... | | More Stories... |
| NEW LGBT COMIX AT COMIC-CON 2010 REPORT #2! BRIAN ANDERSON, DAVE DAVENPORT, STEVE MACISAAC, DESMOND MILLER AND MICHAEL TROY!
Posted July 27th, 2010 | | NEW LGBT COMICS DEBUTS AT COMIC-CON 2010! REPORT #1 WITH HOWARD CRUSE, ED LUCE & BRAD RADER!
Posted July 25th, 2010 | | THIRD QUEER PANEL REPORT FROM COMIC-CON! "WRITING QUEER" MODERATED BY JUSTIN HALL!
Posted July 24th, 2010 | | COMIC-CON’S SPOTLIGHT PANEL ON HOWARD CRUSE!
Posted July 23rd, 2010 | | 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 | | More Stories... |
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Howard Cruse, Jennifer Camper and Ivan Velez Appear at Bluestockings Bookstore in NYC!
posted June 18th, 2010
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 Howard Cruse caps his visit to NYC with an appearance tonight (Friday, June 18, 2010) with Jennifer Camper (Rude Girls and Dangerous Women) and Ivan Velez, Jr. (Tales of the Closet) at Bluestockings Bookstore in the Lower East Side of Manhattan. Howard is in town to promote the recent publication of the 15th Anniversary Edition of his classic Stuck Rubber Baby.
All three comic artists will present a group slideshow and discuss their influences, their approaches, and the impacts of counterpublic communities on popular media. The appearance starts at 7pm with a $5 suggested donation.
Bluestocking Bookstore is located at 172 Allen Street (between Stanton and Rivington). Call 212/777-6028 for information.
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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