Shameless Feminists -

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Editeur : Ak Press

Langue : Anglais

Parution : 01/12/2019

Format : Moyen, de 350g à 1kg

Nombre de pages : 148

Expédition : 316

Dimensions : 22.9 x 17.4 x 2.0

ISBN : 1849353697

Résumé :

The radical comics collective World War 3 Illustrated is back and this time Shameless Feminists are wielding the pens.

Biographie:

Paula Hewitt Amram, since 1994, has created design games now used throughout NYC to design public parks. She has edited and contributed to World War 3 Illustrated since 1984 and has created two children's books, Rock and Mouse.

Isabella Bannerman started out painting backdrops and props for Pee Wee's Playhouse. She continued working in the field of animation, directing station identification spots for MTV, and working on the TV show Doug. Her cartoons have been in many publications, including Glamour, New York Times, The Funny Times, and World War 3 Illustrated. Isabella has been writing and drawing the Monday comic for the internationally syndicated comic strip Six Chix since 2000.

Susan Simensky Bietila has been an artist and activist since the 1960s. She did artwork for The Guardian-the radical newsweekly during the Vietnam war-and the 2nd Wave Feminist underground newspaper Rat and has continued to do art and activism ever since. She has been active against mining in Wisconsin and in support of Public Education. Presently she is creating art for C.A.R.S.(Citizens Acting for Rail Safety) Milwaukee.

Sabrina Jones is a comic book artist, writer, and editor who began her career with activist art collective Carnival Knowledge and alternative comics World War 3 Illustrated and Girltalk. Her books Race to Incarcerate: A Graphic Retelling and Isadora Duncan: A Graphic Biography were named Great Graphic Novels by the Young Adult Library Services Association. She lives in New York City.

Rebecca Migdal is an author and an interdisciplinary artist working in new and traditional media. She has worked as a filmmaker, designer, teacher and performer, and is currently writing her second novel. She is the creator of the graphic novel Zombie Punk (Mythoprint Publishing, 2015).

Sommaire:

Middle School Feminist, by Paula Hewitt Amram (NYC)

#MeToo graphics, by Andrea Arroyo (NYC)

Teenage Moms of the World Unite, by Katherine Arnoldi (NYC)

Marianna of Montanaro, by Isabella Bannerman (Hudson Valley NY)

I'm Not Really a Feminist from Six Chix, by Isabella Bannerman (Hudson Valley NY)

I'm Worried, by Lauren Simkin Berke (NYC)

An Unshackled Birth, Susan Simensky Bietila (Milwaukee)

Cassandra Complex, by Jenny Gonzalez-Blitz (NYC)

A Slow Intermittent Leak, by Jennifer Camper (NYC)

Girlish Dreams, by Allyssa Lou Allen (Easton PA)

Pretty, by Teresa Cherubini (NYC)/Italy

Ask a Nurse: The Woodhull Studies, by MK Czerwiec (Chicago & Michigan)

I Am My Own Hero, by Fly (NYC)

Partners 6ix, by Sandy Jimenez (NYC)

The Bosoms, by Jiro (Amsterdam Netherlands)

Riding for Two, by Monica Johnson (NYC)

Whose Body?, by Sabrina Jones (NYC)

False Arrows, by Sabrina Jones (NYC)

Selected cartoons, by Peter Kuper (NYC)

Various, by Ellen Lindner (NYC)

Pinned, by Joanne Starer (NYC)

Intimate Partner Violence Escape Room, by Rebecca Migdal (Easton PA)

Life Lines, by Rebecca Migdal (Easton PA)

Ball Jar, by Seong Un McFarlane (Baltimore MD)

Cutting, by Carly Shooster (Gainesville FL)

Gigi and the Grannies, by Regina Silvers (NYC)

Pumping in America , by Jessica Sturdivant (Portland OR)

Deliria Blues, by Lance Tooks (Madrid Spain)

Lyari Girls' Club, by Emily Waters (NYC)

Mothers, Artists, Capitalism-from Normal Person Maplewood NJ, by Lauren Weinstein (NYC)

Visceral Is Political, by Susan Willmarth (NYC)

Various, by Tamara Tornado NYC

Phone Call, by Jenny Brown (NYC)