Bio: Born and raised in southern California, and trained at NYC's School of Visual Arts, Phil Jimenez has worked in comics since 1991. He first gained recognition for his work on Tempest. His later works including pencilling stints on the Invisibles, JLA/Titans, and Planetary/Authority. Phil finished a two year run on DC Comics' Wonder Woman, worked with Grant Morrison on New X-Men, and co-authored The DC Comics Encyclopedia. His creator-owned project, Otherworld, is currently being published through DC/Vertigo, and he is also the penciller on DC's Infinite Crisis.

Phil's been nominated for Eisner and GLAAD awards, listed as one of Entertainment Weekly's "101 Gay Movers and Shakers," and featured in The Advocate and OUT. He also created the art for the first permanent AIDS awareness exhibit in the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry and had the good fortune to be Peter Parker's hands, working in a scene as a hand double for Toby Maguire, in Spider-Man.

BUY BOOKS AT AMAZON.COM

Entertainment Weekly
Invisibles
JLA/Titans
New X-Men
OUT
Spider-Man
The Advocate
The DC Comics Encyclopedia
Wonder Woman

RECENT PRISM COMICS FEATURES

STAN'S SOAPBOX: HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE!
[Queer Eye on Comics, Posted 11/8/09]
Stan’s Soapbox Hey True Believers! It’s David “Stan”-ley here, you ever lovin’ Editor-In-Chief of “Queer Eye on Comics” with the first Spectacular LGBT Comics Holiday Gift-Giving Guide ever to come out of Prism's House of Ideas with only the latest and greatest recommendations from Yours Truly! What, you say? You have it all and besides, only Irving Forbush shops this early? Bah-Humbug! In the past year, we’ve been clobbered with lotsa new product you haveta get! Roberto…

FLINCH #7
[Color Commentary, Posted 10/31/09]
Picture the scene -- its Halloween, 1999 on Castro Street, San Francisco. A man exiting a train chases after his son. The son, dressed in fabulously spooky drag, continues to walk away knowing that his old man did not simply follow him to try and take him home but rather to get another glimpse at the life he left behind. This scene marks the beginning to Parade, a short story featured in Flinch #7. Even before it is revealed the reader quickly picks up that the man (Mr. Straight and…

DAVID'S SUPER-LAZY COMIC-CON WRAP-UP PART II: JOHN BARROWMAN FLIRTS!
[News, Posted 8/6/09]
Okay, here's the pooper scoop! We were like any self-loathing, err self-respecting queens, hoping John Barrowman, the bisexual va-va-voom of Torchword would grace Prism Comics with his presence, but of course we thought to ourselves that we're just a small nonprofit at a humongous convention and that he's too big of a star to bother--then he came! Not in that way! Of course, I missed it. How could I miss it? John came by--while I was out--just walking the floor with his handler. …

DAVID'S GLEEK-O-RAMA COMIC-CON BLOG FOR THURSDAY, JULY 23RD!
[News, Posted 7/23/09]
Hi-Ho, Queer Readers! Your intrepid reporter David, back for more self-inflicted Comic-Con abuse (So You Don't Have To). After a bumpy but on-time flight late last night, I finally dragged myself into the Con just in time to find the Prism Booth in full swing (David-Paul and Ted did a fab job this year!). Of course, I had to hack my way through the crowds. And I ask--is there any sign of a recession? Not with people lining up days for Twilight events and the exclusive Comic-Con Wonder…

THE LATEST PRISM BOOTH & EVENT SCHEDULE AT SAN DIEGO COMIC-CON [UPDATED!]
[News, Posted 7/23/09]
Hey kids! San Diego Comic-Con International 2009 got underway Wednesday night with a super-successful Preview Night. You can follow all the queer happenings at the Con by swinging by the Prism booth,#2146 and picking up a copy of The Gay Agenda, or downloading and printing your own copy ahead of time. See you there!

RECENT OFFSITE FEATURES

GAY PREVIEWS FOR DECEMBER 2009
[Source: Gay League, Added: 10/19/09]
A monthly list that highlights the work of LGBT and gay friendly creators, primarily taken from each month’s PREVIEWS catalog.

SUPERMEN AND HOMO HEROES
[Source: FAB, Added: 8/25/09]
Strapping on his utility belt, Matt Thomas scales all things gay in the very queer world of comic books.

COMIC-CON: GAY COMIC-DOM STILL RUNS STRONG
[Source: Gay and Lesbian Times, Added: 7/24/08]
Only recently becoming acknowledged as a serious art form in mainstream culture, comic books have served for decades as a powerful tool of humor and satire. For the GLBT community, the growing...

INTERVIEW: THE PHIL JIMENEZ PERSPECTIVE
[Source: Pop Syndicate, Added: 5/1/08]
So after the long weekend that was New York ComiCon ‘08, I managed to harangue artist Phil Jimenez, noted for his work on Wonder Woman and Infinite Crisis and one of the current artists on Amazing...

HEROINE CHIC
[Source: Advocate.com, Added: 2/7/08]
In a new wave of comic book writing, lesbian protagonists are finally ready to take the spotlight