Black Women Take On Comic Book Industry

Editor's note: Erika D. Peterman is a Florida-based writer and editor, and the co-creator of the comics blog Girls-Gone-Geek.com. Cheryl Lynn Eaton is a comics and graphic novel fan who fell in love with the medium in childhood, courtesy of Archie and the X-Men. She knows plenty about comic books and their history, writes commentary about them and ... (more)

[Klaus]

Blasted sheboons are always whining hysterically over something. STFU!!!!!!!!!!

[Lisa]

It would be wonderful if more black women got involved in this avenue...I forget which old poster (a black female) was very gifted in her "comic book" drawings of black characters..

[Black Woman]

Lisa wrote:

It would be wonderful if more black women got involved in this avenue...I forget which old poster (a black female) was very gifted in her "comic book" drawings of black characters..

no thanks, we'd rather talk about ir for the next 10 years.

[Carol]

Lisa wrote:

It would be wonderful if more black women got involved in this avenue...I forget which old poster (a black female) was very gifted in her "comic book" drawings of black characters..

I'm going to start my kids a company next year with their drawings and short books they wrote while kids.

[SadButTrue]

CarolMACEO wrote:

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I'm going to start my kids a company next year with their drawings and short books they wrote while kids.

Black men are always listed for negative things pertaining to Jail or bad stats all the time! 8990

Sad..........your low test scores, unemployed, don't get married! LMAO

[Allen]

Imagine the cussing in those comic books...

[xxxAngelxxx]

The more black women break free from the confinements of what the black community and the men in it put on bw, the more we are going to start exploring different interesting avenues.

We are seeing more black goths than before, or those scene kids, just many different bw enjoying different things out there. It's good.:)