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Remembering Trina Robbins - The Comics Journal

Remembering Trina Robbins - The Comics Journal
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Trina Robbins, 1938-2024 - The Comics Journal

Trina Robbins, 1938-2024 - The Comics Journal
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Larry Fuller: An Underground Comix Pioneer of the 70s | Artbound | Black Arts Matter

In 1970, Larry Fuller published “Ebon,” the first comic with a titular Black superhero. Initially met with low sales, the project was discontinued after one issue. Over 50 years later, Ebon and his creator finally get their flowers.

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Review: The misfits and rebels who lit up San Francisco and beyond with a comix revolution

In Dirty Pictures, Brian Doherty summons all the characters and influences of adult comix still going strong today.

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GREG IRONS: A PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST

Greg Irons sampled every conceivable creative outlet the 1960s counterculture had to offer first as a rock musician in Philadelphia (The Candymen), then as a Bay Area rock poster artist (Bill Graham and others), then underground comix (Last Gasp, Print Mint), and coloring books, mastering each one before moving on to the next. By the 1980s, Irons was at the forefront of tattoo art, traveling the world to study with the masters of the form in Japan and, finally, Thailand, where he was hit by a bus and killed in 1984. The legacy he left is a testament to his prodigious talent and energy. Benito Vila has charted the trajectory of Greg Irons’ life and artistry for PKM readers.

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