QueerComix Creators and Publishers

These links are to the web sites of creators and publishers of queercomix.  No differentiation is made between full size comics and minicomics. Are there queercomix creators or publishers missing from this page?  Please let me know. (Last update: June 25, 1999)

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Official Web Sites

	Ellen Forney Web page			A Fine Line Press Donna Barr Web site German language version
Seattle cartoonist whose own comics include Tomato and I Was Seven in ’75.			Includes schedule of appearances, upcoming releases, and personal information about the creator of The Desert Peach and Stinz.
	Hothead Paisan: Homicidal Lesbian Terrorist Diane DiMassa Web site			Howard Cruse Central Howard Cruse Web site
The official website of Hothead Paisan, homicidal lesbian terrorist, avenger of scum and patron saint of freaks and misfits.  Rage therapy like you’ve never seen it.			Includes art samples, archives, and personal information about the creator of Barefootz, Stuck Rubber Baby, and “Wendel”.
	Robert Triptow Web site			RobertaGregory.com Roberta Gregory Web site
Cartoons from Robert Triptow (Gay Comix, Real Girl, Choices, etc.).			Information about the comics of Roberta Gregory, creator of Naughty Bits, Artistic Licentiousness, Bitchy Bitch’s lesbian counterpart Bitchy Butch, and feminist comics in the 70s.
	Russ Turk Web site
Cartoonist and creator of Queer Boys and Vanilla Bitch.

Fan-Produced Web Sites

	Hothead Paisan Diane DiMassa Fan site			Ralf König Fan site #1 Fan site #1 (Catalan language) Fan site #2
A fan website for Hothead Paisan: Homicidal Lesbian Terrorist.			Fan websites for German cartoonist Ralf König (Bull’s Balls, The Killer Condom, Maybe, Maybe Not, and other works).
	Steven’s Comics David Kelly Interview
An interview with David Kelly, creator of Steven’s Comics.

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