Celebrating the Comics, Cartoons and Creators of Central Ohio
Maggie Dahlstrom is a trans woman, queer-comics researcher, and lapsed cartoonist. She lives in Columbus with her fiancé Max. Check out her research project at go.osu.edu/teachingqueercomics
Continue reading “Top Five with Maggie Dahlstrom”Freddie Crocheron is a Columbus-based cartoonist who is best known for his stickers, animations, comics, and fine arts exhibitions. His work pays homage to a blend of underground comics and cartoons from the 80s and 90s while embracing his love for hip hop and black culture. He is currently the head of programming for ROY G BIV gallery in Franklinton. You can find his work on Instagram @freddie.crocheron.
Continue reading “Top Five with Freddie Crocheron”Michael Anthony Carroll lives in Columbus, Ohio. His most recent works include “The Cute Ninja Tarot Deck”(a successful Kickstarter project) and “Sky Ninja,” a mini comic he created while on a vacation flight to Orlando, Florida. You can find him on Facebook at facebook.com/mackeral1964.
Continue reading “Top Five with Michael Anthony Carroll”Maryanne Rose Papke self-publishes comics online and in print. Her comics are usually weird, often silly, typically cute, sometimes sad, and occasionally epic. Check out her work at silverkraken.com.
Continue reading “Top Five with Maryanne Rose Papke”Jenny Robb is a curator, archivist, librarian, historian, and fan of cartoons and comics. She is honored to serve as Head Curator of The Ohio State University’s Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum, which houses the world’s largest collection of comics and cartoon art materials.
Continue reading “Top Five with Jenny Robb”Ken Eppstein is a comic artist, writer, publisher, and researcher. He runs the Nix Comics micropress, runs the annual Indie Comics Fair, and is a regular contributor to SOLRAD magazine.
Continue reading “Top Five with Ken Eppstein”Steve Steiner lives in Groveport, Ohio and self-publishes his own comics and zines under the mantle of Mullet Turtle Comics. Check out his work at mulletturtle.com
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