ERIC ORNERCOMIC STRIP CREATOR
Eric Orner is a cartoonist,
Illustrator and animation artist.
His comic strip. "The Mostly Unfabulous Social Life of Ethan Green" is among the most widely published gay themed newspaper comics ever, appearing in both gay and mainstream media throughout North America and Europe.
Eric's recent credits include illustrating for McSweeney's "Future Dictionary of America," contributing a short graphic story to McAdam Cage's "Stumbing And Raging -- Politically Inspired Fiction" Anthology, contributing illustrations to The History Channel's "10 Days that Changed America," and working as a story board artist for Disneytoon Studio's upcoming "The Tinker Bell movie."
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Prism Comics
Prism Comics is a nonprofit organization that supports LGBT comics, creators, and readers. Their hope is to acquaint comics readers with a wide range of creators who present good stories that readers can really relate to and that reflect their own experiences. Prism Comics also hopes that more readers will sample the work of LGBT creators when they're spending their money on comics and, as a result, demonstrate to more publishers that these books are truly worthwhile. Finally, Prism Comics hope to knit together a large LGBT comics community so that creators can feel more comfortable coming out of the comics closet and standing up as proud participants in an industry we all care about.
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Dave Brosseau "A Couple of Guys"
Victor E.
Hodge "Black Gay
Boy Fantasy"
Michael Derry
"Troy"
Howard Cruse "Wendel All Together"
Dylan NDR Edwards
"Politically InQueerect"
Put gay Republicans, goth lipstick lesbians, genderqueers, and bisexual musicians into blender. Mix at low speed until thoroughly entangled. Salt and pepper to taste. Garnish with irony.
His comic strip. "The Mostly Unfabulous Social Life of Ethan Green" is among the most widely published gay themed newspaper comics ever, appearing in both gay and mainstream media throughout North America and Europe.
Eric's recent credits include illustrating for McSweeney's "Future Dictionary of America," contributing a short graphic story to McAdam Cage's "Stumbing And Raging -- Politically Inspired Fiction" Anthology, contributing illustrations to The History Channel's "10 Days that Changed America," and working as a story board artist for Disneytoon Studio's upcoming "The Tinker Bell movie."
More great gay comics
Prism Comics
Prism Comics is a nonprofit organization that supports LGBT comics, creators, and readers. Their hope is to acquaint comics readers with a wide range of creators who present good stories that readers can really relate to and that reflect their own experiences. Prism Comics also hopes that more readers will sample the work of LGBT creators when they're spending their money on comics and, as a result, demonstrate to more publishers that these books are truly worthwhile. Finally, Prism Comics hope to knit together a large LGBT comics community so that creators can feel more comfortable coming out of the comics closet and standing up as proud participants in an industry we all care about.
prismcomics.org
Dave Brosseau "A Couple of Guys"
The
ongoing story of Eric and Joey, two men in a relationship, and their
friends and families. It's a humorous look at gay and lesbian life and
the universal nature of love and friendship.
Black gay and lesbian life in Washington
DC. Neil Jordan is trying to save the world by being more
politically conscious. But, his distractions include his messy friends,
a man in an open relationship and a goofy potential boyfriend.
Following the everyday trials and tribulations
of Troy, a "typical" young, urban, gay guy in a slightly fictional
version of West Hollywood, quite possibly the gayest little city in
North America.
troycomics.comA collection of Cruse's Advocate
strips from the 1980s about a group of gay and lesbian friends
"Stuck Rubber Baby"
A graphic novel about racism and homophobia in
the civil rights-era South
Put gay Republicans, goth lipstick lesbians, genderqueers, and bisexual musicians into blender. Mix at low speed until thoroughly entangled. Salt and pepper to taste. Garnish with irony.
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