| Tim Barela
Website: www.leonardandlarry.com
Bio: Native Californian and avid motorcyclist Tim Barela began working professionally as a cartoonist in the mid-'70s. In the '80s, Tim's life and career took a turn out the closet door when he decided to give two minor gay characters from an abandoned project their own comic strip. Leonard & Larry was enthusiastically accepted by Gay Comix, and made its first appearance in 1984, appearing in several issues, and in a Gay Comix Special . The strip appeared for many years in the national news magazine Frontiers, and was part of Out of the Inkwell, a four-segment play presented in 1994 by San Francisco's Theatre Rhinoceros. Leonard & Larry has been released in four book collections: Domesticity Isn't Pretty , Kurt Cobain & Mozart Are Both Dead , Excerpts from the Ring Cycle in Royal Albert Hall , and How Real Men Do It .
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Domesticity Isn't Pretty
Excerpts from the Ring Cycle in Royal Albert Hall
Gay Comix Special
How Real Men Do It
Kurt Cobain & Mozart Are Both Dead
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