WomenInComics

How a Three-Year-Old Girl Introduced Her Dad to Superhero Comics
How a Three-Year-Old Girl Introduced Her Dad to Superhero Comics
How a Three-Year-Old Girl Introduced Her Dad to Superhero Comics
It's very easy to examine at the state of the mainstream American comic book industry and its relationship with women and come with away with a diagnosis of "grim." With respect to very young women, like the seven-year-old girl who last year had to give up on her idol Starfire because of the character's updated and decidedly "adult" depiction in DC Comics' Red Hood and the Outl
Marvel Editors Discuss Women in Comics and the Lack of Female-Led Titles [Interview]
Marvel Editors Discuss Women in Comics and the Lack of Female-Led Titles [Interview]
Marvel Editors Discuss Women in Comics and the Lack of Female-Led Titles [Interview]
Both Marvel and DC Comics have been at the center of concerns and controversies recently regarding women in comics, both in terms of the way they are represented on the page and in the offices of the Big Two comics publishers. While DC Comics has quite a few ongoing titles devoted to female characters (Batgirl, Batwoman, Birds of Prey, Catwoman Wonder Woman, Supergirl, Voodoo), there are very few
The Problem Of Women In Comics: Where They Are (and Aren’t)  [Opinion]
The Problem Of Women In Comics: Where They Are (and Aren’t) [Opinion]
The Problem Of Women In Comics: Where They Are (and Aren’t) [Opinion]
Today, ComicsAlliance welcomes guest writer Rachel Edidin, who works as an editor at Dark Horse Comics. Lately, between Womanthology and DC's All-New-Almost-All-Male 52, the popular lens has turned -- as it is wont to do every year or so -- to the Problem of Women in Comics, namely, whether there are enough of them, and if not, what, if anything, should be done to fix that...
Girl Comics #2 Cover Debut – EXCLUSIVE
Girl Comics #2 Cover Debut – EXCLUSIVE
Girl Comics #2 Cover Debut – EXCLUSIVE
ComicsAlliance is pleased to give you the first look at the cover of "Girl Comics" #2, illustrated by "Sandman" and "Beasts of Burden" artist Jill Thompson, who says the Snow White-themed superheroine cover was inspired by her love of fairy tales and fantasy, and a particular affection for Kitty Pryde...