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This is a list of professional women cartoonists who do SF work. | |||
; Female cartoonists in SF | |||
This is a list of professional women cartoonists who do SF work -- [[fantasy illustration]], [[superheroes]], [[horror comics]], [[science fiction comics]], etc. | |||
* [[Alison Bechdel]] | * [[Alison Bechdel]] | ||
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* [[Jill Thompson]] | * [[Jill Thompson]] | ||
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; Significant non-SF female cartoonists | |||
* [[Diane DiMassa]] - Although ''[[Hothead Paisan]]'' is not per se science fiction, it features [[cartoon violence]] and frequent scenes in which Hothead, "Homocidal Lesbian Terrorist", fantasizes violent destruction on patriarchal oppressors. | |||
* [[Marjane Satrapi]] | |||
==See also:== | |||
* [[Female authors of manga]] | * [[Female authors of manga]] | ||
* [[Women in the comic book industry]] | * [[Women in the comic book industry]] | ||
[[Category:People by activity|SF cartoonists]] | [[Category:People by activity|SF cartoonists]] | ||
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[[Category:Comics]] | [[Category:Comics]] | ||
[[Category:Artists| ]] | [[Category:Artists| ]] | ||
[[Category:Lists of people]] | [[Category:Lists of people]] | ||
[[Category:Cartoonists| ]] | [[Category:Cartoonists| ]] | ||
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- Female cartoonists in SF
This is a list of professional women cartoonists who do SF work -- fantasy illustration, superheroes, horror comics, science fiction comics, etc.
- Significant non-SF female cartoonists
- Diane DiMassa - Although Hothead Paisan is not per se science fiction, it features cartoon violence and frequent scenes in which Hothead, "Homocidal Lesbian Terrorist", fantasizes violent destruction on patriarchal oppressors.
- Marjane Satrapi