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TRIKONE MAGAZINE INTERVIEW PRIDE HIGH'S TOMMY RODDY!
Posted October 29th, 2008
on Trikone Magazine
POPIMAGE'S ED MATHEWS ELOPES IN CASE OF PROP 8 PASSAGE
Posted October 22nd, 2008
on PopImage
My partner Matt and I moved from New Jersey to San Francisco last month so that after 9 years of being in a relationship, we could get married. And we are going to get married. But thanks to a ballot initiative in California known as Proposition 8...
CLOUT MAGAZINE EXPLAINS BRIAN ANDERSEN'S CLOUT IN THE GAY COMICS WORLD!
Posted October 21st, 2008
on Clout Magazine
"POOR SUPER MAN" IN PROVINCETOWN
Posted October 11th, 2008
on Cape Cod Times
Brad Fraser (Queer as Folk) based the title of his play "Poor Super Man" on a 1990s comic book series when Superman was briefly killed off. Producer David Drake plans to use the Art House Theatre's movie screen for more than 150 projections...
WHEN I KNEW... AND HOW IT SAVED ME.
Posted October 10th, 2008
on Valley24.com
When I was a kid my favorite piece of clothing was a royal blue Superman t-shirt. I remember the front of the shirt displayed an image of the comic book superhero standing confidently...with a big smile on his face. As he flexed his muscles, he broke...
COMIC BOOK URBAN LEGENDS REVEALED #176
Posted October 9th, 2008
on Comics Should Be Good
COMIC URBAN LEGEND: The writers of New Mutants had to re-write a finished comic book at the last moment because Marvel decided not to publish the original story, which involved a gay student killing himself. STATUS: True
STARTLING IMAGES
Posted October 8th, 2008
on Bay Windows
Shepard’s murder even impacted niche sectors of pop culture and art where one might not expect serious depictions of anti-gay violence, including a 2001 Shepard-inspired story arc in the Green Lantern comic book series...
GOTHAM CENTRAL AN EXAMPLE OF HOW GOOD COMICS CAN BE
Posted October 8th, 2008
on Miramichi Leader
Personality conflicts also play a large role in Gotham Central. In Half a Life, detective Rene Montoya is outed as a lesbian by a fellow officer, a photograph of her kissing another woman posted on cork board at the station.
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MATT RUNKLE’S RUNX TALES #1 NOW AVAILABLE AT LAST GASP!
Posted October 27th, 2008
PRISM GOES APE NOVEMBER 1 + 2
Posted October 24th, 2008
CBG COMICS’ LATEST BOOK, RICK WORLEY'S A WASTE OF TIME, DEBUTS AT APE, NOVEMBER 1-2!
Posted October 23rd, 2008
WONDER WOMAN DAY III IN PORTLAND, OR AND FLEMINGTON, NJ ON OCTOBER 26, 2008!
Posted October 15th, 2008
NEW WEBCOMIC LAUNCH ON WEDNESDAY! JOE CARR'S THE CATTY CORNER!
Posted October 13th, 2008
RD MAUZY'S NEW SINGLE FEATURES EXCLUSIVE ART BY JUSTIN HALL, JON MACY, SINA SHAMSAVARI, AND BRIAN ANDERSEN!
Posted October 13th, 2008
INSIDE OUT SEEKS COMICS-RELATED STORIES FOR NATIONAL COMING OUT DAY
Posted October 8th, 2008
BOOK OF BOY TROUBLE VOLUME 2 HAS ARRIVED!
Posted October 7th, 2008
QUEER CREATOR SIGNING WITH BRIAN ANDERSEN, KENNE MORRISON, SEAN FREITAS, AND DESMOND MILLER AT CASTRO'S "WHATEVER..." THIS SUNDAY!
Posted October 2nd, 2008
PRISM COMICS AT THE WEST HOLLYWOOD BOOK FAIR - SUNDAY, SEPT. 28
Posted September 24th, 2008
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Prism Comics: Your LGBT Guide to Comics 2008 in Comic Shops Now!
posted May 29th, 2008
[Print-ready Version]


Prism Comics, which promotes LBGT comics and creators, is proud to announce the publication of Prism Comics: Your LGBT Guide to Comics 2008, edited by Jonathan Riggs and featuring a cover by acclaimed artist Jackademus. This year’s Guide is bigger and better than ever, bumping up the original LGBT comics pages from 30 to 100, along with over 20 features, interviews and more. In stores now!

"The Prism Guide is bigger than ever in every way—we have more content, more comics, and a new, larger format,” says editor Jonathan Riggs. “We're so proud to pick up where we left off with last year's fantastic guide and—we hope—outdo ourselves in promoting the amazing talent of Prism Comics!"

This year’s Prism Guide features a “Prism High” yearbook theme, recounting everything LGBT in this year’s comics. Highlights include a report card on LGBT portrayals in everything from JSA to the X-Men books and beyond; interviews with famous alumni such as Chuck Kim, writer for TV’s Heroes, and Darren Davis, the founder of Bluewater Productions; an erotic comics roundtable discussion; a celebration of the Transgender Day Of Remembrance by Jenn Dolari; an exploration of the role of religion in LGBT comics; a tribute to the 25th birthday of Jeff Krell’s Jayson; and an intro by Erica Friedman to Yuri Manga (lesbian manga). Original comics include work from LGBT comics giants such as Paige Braddock (Jane's World), Leanne Franson (liliane bi-dyke), Tim Fish (Cavalcade Of Boys), Allan Neuwirth and Glen Hanson (Chelsea Boys), Patrick Fillion (Deimos), Justin Hall (Prism grant winner for Glamazonia), Tommy Roddy (Prism grant winner for Pride High), Chris Companik (HIV + Me), and many more.

Editor Jonathan Riggs was interviewed about the new Guide by Mr. Media (Bob Andelman). You can download the interview as an MP3 file or listen to the interview by clicking the BlogTalkRadio.com audio player below!

(Click here to launch this interview in a separate window.)

Prism Comics is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that promotes LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered) creators, characters, themes and readers in the comic book field. Along with convention appearances, Prism publishes an annual guide to LGBT comics, and maintains a website with LGBT creator listings and features on all that’s queer in comics.


Prism Comics promotes the works of the LGBT community in comics. It does not implicitly endorse any other material or products associated with those works. Any opinions expressed are those of the author(s).


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