Steve MacIsaac
Email: steve@stevemacisaac.com
Websites: Shirtlifter @ Modern Tales, SteveMacIsaac.com, Shirtlifters Yahoo Group
Bio: The fourth issue of Shirtlifter is at the printer and will debut at the Toronto Comics Arts Festival on May 8 - 9, 2011.
This issue collects a substantially revised version of "Unpacking: Book Two", which was serialized at the Modern Tales website between May 2009 and January 2011. It has been expanded, substantially rewritten, redrawn and recolored.
It is a continuation of the story from Shirtlifter issue #3 - my first attempt at a longer narrative with continuing characters.
The issue also features another excerpt from Justin Hall's forthcoming graphic novel The Liar, and a selection of UK creator Ilya's DICK strip from
Boyz magazine.
For a preview of the contents, go over to Modern Tales.
Most of my work is available through the Prism online store, my website, and Amazon.com.
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Shirtlifter #1
Shirtlifter #2
Shirtlifter #3
Shirtlifter #4
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[News, Posted 10/17/12]
SAN FRANCISCO, CA — At the Alternative Press Expo (APE), Prism Comics announced the recipients of the 2012 Queer Press Grant (QPG) on October 13th during the Queer Cartoonists Panel moderated by Justin Hall. For this year's recipients, it's a tie between Blue Delliquanti for O Human Star and Christine Smith for The Princess. Prism Comics, which supports LGBT comics, creators and readers, established the Queer Press Grant in 2005 to encourage the publication of LGBT-themed… PRISM GOES APE IN SAN FRANCISCO THIS WEEKEND OCT 13-14! QUEER PRESS GRANT TO BE ANNOUNCED!
[News, Posted 10/9/12]
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[News, Posted 8/10/12]
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"The Queer Press Grant is a significant resource to help promote LGBT themes in independent comics, and to support up-and-coming cartoonists bringing their projects into the world. Every… SECOND QUEER NERD BLOG: SAN DIEGO COMIC-CON 2012!
[News, Posted 7/15/12]
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Anyhoo, I went over to the… QUEER NERD BLOG: FIRST PRISM COMICS REPORT FROM SAN DIEGO COMIC-CON 2012!
[News, Posted 7/12/12]
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Got here on Wednesday, before the Con was open. Had heard that a fan had died the day before. It was a Twilight fan, but that does not matter and I don't care what some bitchy people have said. It was very sad.
Inside the hall, it was lots of hydraulics and forklifts and sweaty nerdfolk setting up their booths. Here's a behind the scenes pic--very rare and CON…
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INTERVIEW: STEVE MACISAAC (SHIRTLIFTER)
[Source: IMRU, Added: 12/26/11]
Interview with Steve MacIsaac, creator of Shirtlifter. CONVENTION REPORT: BENT-CON 2011
[Source: The Journal of the Lincoln Heights Literary Society Miscellanea and Ephemeron, Added: 12/10/11]
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[Source: I'm Here. I'm Queer. What the Hell do I read?, Added: 12/9/11]
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I had the... 24-YEAR HISTORY OF THE GAYS IN COMICS AND PRISM PANELS
[Source: AndyMangels.com, Added: 7/26/11]
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[Source: Advocate Magazine, Added: 5/21/11]
Bears? Yes, of course. But look closer and you will see a subtle exploration of masculinity and its meanings to gay men in MacIsaac's graphics. |