List of female comics creators

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This is a list of women who have been involved with producing comic books and comic strips. Many notable female comics creators exist though the field of comics creation is traditionally male-dominated.

Africa

Ivory Coast

Marguerite Abouet: writer of Aya of Yop City

Americas

Argentina

Maitena Burundarena: Superadas

Brazil

Canada

Kate Beaton
Sophie Bédard
Sheree Bradford-Lea
Cathon
Julie Doucet
Leanne Franson
Iris
Pascaline Lefèvre
Obom
Sylvie Rancourt
Fiona Staples: artist, "Saga"
Zviane
Kate Leth: writer, Bravest Warriors (Boom! Comics), Edward Scissor Hands (IDW), Adventure Time (Boom! Comics)

United States

Platinum Age (1897–1937)

Nell Brinkley: creator of the Brinkley Girl
Rose O'Neill: creator of Kewpie Cartoon and the Kewpie doll
Grace G. Drayton, also known as Grace Gebbie Wiederseim^[1]
Margaret G. Hays: sister of Grace Drayton, frequent collaborator and independent writer
Ethel Hays: artist on Flapper Fanny Says, among other Flapper-themed newspaper and magazine features
Pearl Bartruff, Washington State 1920s

Golden Age/Silver Age (1930s to approx. 1970)

Nina Albright: artist for comics packager Bernard Baily Studio^[2]
Ruth Atkinson a.k.a. Ruth Atkinson Ford, R. Atkinson: artist, Fiction House, Timely Comics, Lev Gleason Publications
Olive Bailey: artist, Land of the Lost
Violet Barclay: Timely/Atlas Comics inker
Toni Blum: writer, Eisner & Iger studio
Ann Brewster: artist, affiliated with studios such as Binder, Chesler, Iger, as well as Simon and Kirby's Prize Comics.
Linda Fite: writer, The Cat (Marvel Comics)
Ramona Fradon: artist, Aquaman and Metamorpho (DC Comics); also, Brenda Starr comic strip (1980–1996)
Barbara Hall, Harvey, co-founder of Quarry Hill Creative Center
Ray Herman:^[3] 1940s editor at Holyoke Publishing and elsewhere.^[4]
Patricia Highsmith; Nedor/Standard/Better Comics and others
Virginia Hubbell: Charles Biro's ghost writer, Lev Gleason Publications' Crime Does Not Pay^[5]
Natalie Krigstein: writer of romance comics and wife of Bernie Krigstein
Lee Marrs: artist-writer for Star Reach, elsewhere (1970s)
Alice Marble: associate editor on Wonder Woman from 1941-1945, creator/writer of "Wonder Women of History" feature from 1942-1946.
Elizabeth Holloway Marston: involved in the creation of DC Comics character, Wonder Woman
Marion McDermott: editor for St. John publications, including It Rhymes with Lust, one of the first graphic novels
Emma C. McKean: cartoonist; As Contributor to New Comics #1, she was the first woman to contribute original comics material to a comic book.
Tarpe Mills, pseudonym of June Mills: Cat-Man (Holyoke Comics), Miss Fury
Joye Murchison: Assistant to Wonder Woman creator William Moulton Marston and scripter of many Wonder Woman stories between 1945 and 1947.
Lily Renée a.k.a. Reney (Lily Renée Wilhelms Peters and Lily Renée Phlllips): Fiction House and St. John Publications artist
Ruth Roche: generally credited writer of Phantom Lady (Fox Comics)
Marie Severin: Prolific EC and Marvel Comics artist
Marcia Snyder: Fiction House artist
Daisy Swayze: Fawcett Comics letterer; sister of artist Marc Swayze^[6]
Janice Valleau: Quality Comics artist^[5]
Tatjana Wood: Shazam Award-winning colorist
Dorothy Woolfolk a.k.a. Dorothy Roubicek: DC Comics' first woman editor

Bronze Age and Modern Age

Helena Klakocar[1]: editor, Freon, Comunicarta, Fabrika knjiga, Vedis "Passage en douce"/ "Raugh sea"
Laura Allred
Sana Amanat: editor, Ms. Marvel (Marvel)
Fiona Avery
Samm Barnes: Marvel Comics writer
Anina Bennett: writer, editor at First Comics and Dark Horse Comics. Co-creator of Heartbreakers^{[citation needed]}
Amber Benson: writer, Buffy the Vampire Slayer (Dark Horse Comics)
Karen Berger: editor, DC Comics' Vertigo imprint
Maddie Blaustein: writer, Milestone Comics' Hardware
Nicole Boose: editor, Cable & Deadpool (Marvel Comics)^{[citation needed]}
June Brigman: artist and co-creator, Power Pack (Marvel Comics); Artist Brenda Starr comic strip (1996-)
Dawn Brown: artist and writer, Little Red Hot (Image Comics)
Sarah Byam: writer, Black Canary (DC Comics), Mode Extreme (Marvel/Razorline)
Kat Cahill, Writer and creator, I Hate Gallant Girl (Image Comics/ShadowLine)^[7]
Roz Chast : New Yorker staff cartoonist The Party After You Left: Collected Cartoons 1995-2003
Meloney Crawford Chadwick: Harris Comics editor^{[citation needed]}
Bobbie Chase: Marvel Comics editor^{[citation needed]}
Jo Chen: cover artist, Dark Horse Comics's Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season Eight
Joyce Chin: artist, Wynonna Earp (IDW),
Becky Cloonan: writer and artist.
Nancy A. Collins: writer, DC/Vertigo's Swamp Thing
Amanda Conner: artist, The Pro (Image Comics), Disney's Gargoyles (Marvel Comics)
Colleen Coover: writer and artist.
Joanna Davidovich^{[citation needed]}
Rosario Dawson: writer and co-creator, Occult Crimes Taskforce Image Comics
Kelly Sue DeConnick: writer, Captain Marvel (Marvel Comics), Avengers Assemble (Marvel Comics)
Renae De Liz: artist, Rogue Angel: Teller of Tall Tales (IDW Publishing)^[8]
Tania del Rio: artist/Writer, Sabrina the Teenage Witch (Archie Comics)
Kristen Fitzner Denton: Colorist Scratch9, Editor Komikwerks
Rachel Dodson: inker, Marvel and DC
Colleen Doran: writer and artist, A Distant Soil (Image Comics)
Valerie D'Orazio: Assistant editor, DC Comics
Leigh Dragoon: artist, By the Wayside
Jo Duffy a.k.a. Mary Jo Duffy: writer and Marvel Comics editor
Jan Duursema: artist, Star Wars: Legacy (Dark Horse Comics)
Mary Fleener: artist and writer, Slutburger
Kaja Foglio: writer and co-creator, Girl Genius (Studio Foglio)
Robin Furth: plotter, The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger Born (Marvel Comics)
Shaenon K. Garrity: writer, Marvel Comics' Marvel Holiday Special
Megan Rose Gedris: writer, artist and creator, YU+ME:dream, I Was Kidnapped by Lesbian Pirates from Outer Space (Platinum Studios)^[9]
Devin Grayson: writer, Arsenal, Batman: Gotham Knights, Catwoman, Nightwing (all DC Comics)
Pia Guerra: artist, Vertigo's Y The Last Man
Sandra Hope: inker, World of Warcraft (WildStorm)^{[citation needed]}
Eva Hopkins: writer, colorist and co-creator, Dark Ivory (Image Comics)^[10]
Heidi Hughes: writer, The Voyages of The SheBuccaneer (Great Big Comics)^[11]
Judith Hunt: co-writer, co-creator, artist Evangeline (Comico)1984 and online comic Evangeline (August 2008)
Kathryn Immonen: writer, Journey into Mystery, Runaways (Marvel Comics)
Lora Innes: writer, artist and creator, The Dreamer (IDW Publishing)^[12]
Jenna Jameson: creator and plotter, Shadow Hunter (Virgin Comics)
Barbara Kaalberg: inker, DC Comics, Marvel Comics, Image Comics, Malibu Comics
Jenette Kahn: editor and executive, DC Comics
Carol Kalish: executive, Marvel Comics
Annette Kawecki: Marvel Comics letterer^{[citation needed]}
Shawn Kerri: cartoonist, Cracked, CARtoons Magazine
Barbara Kesel a.k.a. Barbara Randall Kesel: writer, Rogue Angel: Teller of Tall Tales (IDW Publishing)
Sheila Keenan: Executive Editor, Scholastic Graphix^{[citation needed]}
Caitlin R. Kiernan: writer, Vertigo's The Dreaming
Kim Krizan: writer, BOOM! Studio comics
Elaine Lee: writer, Vamps (DC Comics), Saint Sinner (Marvel/Razorline)
Stephanie Lesniak: artist and co-creator, Blazin' Brandy (Scrap Pictures)^{[citation needed]}
Marjorie Liu: writer, X-23, Black Widow, Dark Wolverine, NYX, Astonishing X-Men (Marvel Comics)
Linda Ly: writer, Grimm Fairy Tales (Zenescope Entertainment)^[13]
Cynthia Martin, artist for (among others) Marvel Comics's Star Wars
Laura Martin: Colorist, Planetary (DC Comics/WildStorm), Astonishing X-Men (Marvel Comics), Ruse (CrossGen)
Tara McPherson: Cover artist, Vertigo
Adriana Melo: artist, Ms. Marvel (Marvel Comics)
Rachelle Menashe: writer, Virus (Dark Horse Comics)^{[citation needed]}
Denise Mina: writer, Vertigo's Hellblazer
Mary Mitchell: artist, Batman: Gotham Knights (DC Comics)^{[citation needed]}
Leah Moore: writer, Wildstorm's Albion
Melanie J. Morgan: writer, Betty and Veronica, Jughead (Archie Comics)^[14]
Mindy Newell: writer/editor, Marvel, DC, and First
Ann Nocenti: writer, Daredevil (Marvel Comics)
Sonia Oback: Colorist, "Uncanny X-Men", "X-23: Target X" (Marvel Comics)
Glynis Oliver: Colorist, X-Men (Marvel Comics)
Lisa Patrick: Marvel Comics editor^{[citation needed]}
Sara Pichelli: artist, Ultimate Comics: Spider-Man, Guardians of the Galaxy (Marvel Comics)
Jodi Picoult: writer, DC's Wonder Woman
Tamora Pierce: writer, Marvel Comics' White Tiger
Wendy Pini: artist and co-creator, Elfquest (WaRP Graphics), and Masque of the Red Death (Go! Comi)
Rachel Pollack: writer, Doom Patrol (DC Comics)
Janice Race: editor, DC Comics
Amy Reeder: artist and co-creator, Rocket Girl (Image Comics)
Nickiesha Ashanty Ricketts: writer and Editor^{[citation needed]}
Emma Rios: artist, "Pretty Deadly"
Susana Romero: Founder, ¡Ka-Boom! Estudio
Jessica Ruffner: writer, Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter: Guilty Pleasures (Marvel Comics/Dabel Brothers)
Sara Ryan: writer, Me and Edith Head
Nicola Scott: artist, Birds of Prey (DC Comics)
Diana Schutz: editor, Dark Horse Comics
Barbara Schulz: inker, Books of Magic (Vertigo), Micronauts (Image/Devils)
Erica Schultz: writer, "Revenge: The Secret Origin of Emily Thorne" (Marvel Comics)^[15]
Jean Simek: Letterer, Marvel Comics and Topps Comics; daughter of Artie Simek^{[citation needed]}
Kristen Simon: editor in Chief, Shadowline Comics (Jim Valentino's imprint at Image Comics)^{[citation needed]}
Gail Simone: writer, Birds of Prey, Wonder Woman (all DC Comics)
Louise Simonson a.k.a. Louise Jones: Marvel Comics editor; Writer and co-creator, Power Pack (Marvel Comics);
Mary Skrenes: writer and co-creator, Omega the Unknown (Marvel Comics)^{[citation needed]}
Barbara Slate: writer, Betty (Archie Comics)^{[citation needed]}
Beth Sotelo: Colorist, Soul Fire: Dying of the Light (Aspen MLT), Atomika (Mercury Comics)
Roxanne Starr: Letterer
Christina Strain: Colorist, Runaways and Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane (all Marvel Comics)
Babs Tarr: artist, Batgirl (DC Comics)
Jill Thompson: artist and writer, Wonder Woman, Sandman, and her own Scary Godmother series
Maggie Thompson: editor, Comics Buyer's Guide magazine
Kathleen Webb: writer, Betty (Archie Comics)
Christina Weir: writer, Oni Press
G. Willow Wilson: writer, Cairo (Vertigo), Ms. Marvel (Marvel)
Amy Wolfram: writer, Teen Titans: Year One (DC Comics)^[16]
Teri S. Wood: artist and writer, Wandering Star (Sirius)
Darlene Culkin: artist and writer, Ankle Biter, Dark Enough Without Me, Earth Will Be Mine, Reclaim My Place
Kim Yale: writer/editor, DC Comics, Marvel Comics, First Comics, and Warp Graphics
Christina Z: writer, Witchblade (Image Comics/Top Cow Productions), Shadow Hunter (Virgin Comics)^{[citation needed]}

OEL manga

Tina Anderson Writer, Only Words (Iris Print), Games With Me (The Wild Side), Loud Snow (Gynocrat INK)
Queenie Chan: artist/Writer, The Dreaming (Tokyopop)
Jo Chen: artist, Digital Manga's In These Words
Svetlana Chmakova: artist/Writer, Dramacon (Tokyopop)
Lindsay Cibos: artist/Writer, Peach Fuzz (Tokyopop)
Becky Cloonan: artist, AiT/Planet Lar's Demo
Jinky Coronado a.k.a. Meryl "Jinky" Coronado Calanog Campiti: artist/Writer, Banzai Girl (Arcana Studio)^{[citation needed]}
Alex de Campi: writer, Kat & Mouse (Tokyopop)
Melissa DeJesus: artist, Sokora Refugees (Tokyopop), daily comic strip My Cage^{[citation needed]}
Camilla D’Errico: artist, Make 5 Wishes (Del Rey Manga), Nightmares & Fairy Tales (Slave Labour Graphics)
Joanna Estep: artist, Roadsong (Tokyopop)
Irene Flores: artist, Mark of the Succubus (Tokyopop)^{[citation needed]}
Amy Kim Ganter Artist/Writer, Sorcerers & Secretaries (Tokyopop)
Holly Golightly a.k.a. Holly G!, Fauve: artist/Writer, School Bites (Broadsword Comics)
Priscilla Hamby: artist
Lea Hernandez: artist, Marvel Comics' Marvel Mangaverse: Punisher
Gisele Lagace: artist, writer, Pixie Trix Comix, Archie Comics
Nina Matsumoto: artist/Writer, "Yōkaiden" (Del Rey Manga)
María Victoria Robado (Shouri): artist, colorist, letterer, Pixie Trix Comix, Jem and the Holograms, Littlest Pet Shop (IDW)
Amy Reeder: artist/Writer, Fool's Gold (Tokyopop)
Rivkah: artist/Writer, Steady Beat (Tokyopop)
Cassandra Wedeking: Webcomicker

Alternative comics

Carmen Aquino : Writer-artist, "Shaya" "HARLEM" "I Love Alien!"
Jessica Abel: writer-artist, La Perdida (Fantagraphics)
Lady Attercop: creator Strange Fiction
Jennie Breeden: writer-artist, The Devil's Panties
Donna Barr: creator Stinz, The Desert Peach
Fallon Star: writer, "Epic Win"
Alison Bechdel: creator Dykes to Watch Out For
Gabrielle Bell: writer/artist, Lucky (Drawn and Quarterly)
Joyce Brabner: writer, Our Cancer Year
Paige Braddock: creator Jane's World
Vera Brosgol
M.K. Brown: creator Aunt Mary's Kitchen and Dr. N!Godatu
Jennifer Camper
Geneviève Castrée: WOELV
Ruji Chapnik: writer/artist, Don Depresso
Shannon Chenoweth: creator/Writer The Line (Misfit Comics)^{[citation needed]}
Chynna Clugston: creator, Oni Press's Blue Monday
Colleen Coover: creator Small Favors
Danielle Corsetto: creator Girls With Slingshots^[17]
Sophie Crumb: writer/artist, Belly Button (Fantagraphics)
Dame Darcy: creator, Fantagraphics' Meatcake
Vanessa Davis: creator, writer/artist, Spaniel Rage, Make Me a Woman (Drawn and Quarterly)
Jennifer Daydreamer: creator, Jennifer Daydreamer^{[citation needed]}
Abby Denson: creator Tough Love: High School Confidential
Diane DiMassa
Colleen Doran: creator A Distant Soil
Julie Doucet: creator Dirty Plotte
Sarah Dyer
Jess Fink: creator Chester 5000 XYV (Top Shelf)
Mary Fleener
Shary Flenniken: creator Trots and Bonnie
Ellen Forney
Shaenon Garrity: creator, Narbonic webcomic
Melinda Gebbie: artist, Lost Girls (Top Shelf Productions)
Nicole Georges: writer/artist, Invincible Summer (Microcosm Publishing)
Tatiana Gill: creator, Living in the Now webcomic; artist Pictures of You; artist, A Strange Day
Phoebe Gloeckner: creator A Child's Life and The Diary of a Teenage Girl
Roberta Gregory: creator Naughty Bits (Fantagraphics)
G.B. Jones
Megan Kelso: writer/artist, Artichoke Tales (Fantagraphics)
Aline Kominsky-Crumb: creator The Bunch
Carol Lay
Hope Larson : Gray Horses and Salamander Dream
Jackie Lewis: artist, Oni Press's Play Ball
Vanesa Littlecrow: creator, Nine Lives of Catnose
MariNaomi: writer/artist, Kiss & Tell
Carla Speed McNeil: writer/artist, Finder
Erika Moen: writer/artist, DAR!; artist, Bucko (Dark Horse Comics)^[18]
Diane Noomin: creator DiDi Glitz
Christine Norrie: artist, Hopeless Savages (Oni Press)
Liz Prince : Will You Still Love Me If I Wet the Bed
Trina Robbins: writer-artist, Ms. Tree (Eclipse Comics)
Ariel Schrag: creator, Awkward (Slave Labor Graphics)
Dori Seda: 1980s underground satirist
Tara Seibel: co-creator/artist/writer, Rock City Terminally Ill (Newcity)
Terrie Smith: artist, Chester Ringtail
Tara Tallan: creator & writer-artist Galaxion (Helikon Comics)^{[citation needed]}
Raina Telgemeier: writer/artist, Smile (A Dental Drama)
Carol Tyler: cartoonist; books include The Job Thing (Fantagraphics, 1993) ISBN 1-56097-111-8
Serena Valentino: writer, Slave Labor Graphics' Gloom Cookie
Penny Van Horn: cartoonist; book Recipe for Disaster and Other Stories (Fantagraphics, 1999) ISBN 1-56097-330-7^{[citation needed]}
Sara Varon: writer/artist, Sweaterweather (Alternative Comics)^{[citation needed]}
Lauren Weinstein: writer/artist The Goddess of War
Julia Wertz: writer/artist, Fart Party, Drinking at the Movies
Kate Worley: creator, Omaha the Cat Dancer
Catherine Yronwode: editor-in-chief of Eclipse Comics
Ursula Murray Husted : Writer-artist, "The Lions of Valletta", "Making Rain", "Drawing on Yourself"
Joyce Farmer: writer/artist, "Tits & Clits Comix"
Marisa Acocella Marchetto: writer-artist, "Cancer Vixen"

Comic strips

Lynda Barry: The New Yorker
Sandra Bell-Lundy: creator Between Friends
Marjorie Henderson Buell under pseudonym "Marge": Little Lulu
Teresa Burritt: creator Frog Applause
Mabel Burvick under pseudonym "Odin" a.k.a. Odin Burvik: Dickie Dare (for a time beginning 1944; previously as assistant to husband Coulton Waugh.)^{[citation needed]}
Kate Carew, pseudonym of Mary Williams: Handy Andy strip in U.K. comic magazine Krazy; The Angel Child
Nellie Caroll: creator Lady Chatter (Los Angeles Times Syndicate, 1965–66)
Natalie d'Arbeloff: Creator Augustine (Blaugustine webcomic)
Grace Dayton: Toodles; Dolly Dimples; The Pussycat Princess^{[citation needed]}
Edwina Dumm under pseudonym "Edwina": The Meanderings of Minnie; Cap Stubbs and Tippie
Jan Eliot: creator Stone Soup
Mary Gauerke: The Alumnae^{[citation needed]}
Cathy Guisewite: creator Cathy
Alex Hallatt: creator Arctic Circle
Bunny Hoest: writer The Lockhorns (1971-)
Nicole Hollander: creator Sylvia
Virginia Huget: Campus Capers^{[citation needed]}
Judith Hunt: artist, Timbertoes Published by Highlights for Children
Lynn Johnston: creator For Better or For Worse
Terri Libenson: creator The Pajama Diaries
Marty Links: creator Emmy Lou
Dale Messick: creator Brenda Starr
Gladys Parker: creator Mopsy
Rina Piccolo: creator Tina's Groove
Mary Schmich: writer Brenda Starr (1985-)
Margaret Shulock: Apartment 3-G, Six Chix
Hilda Terry: Teena
Hilary B. Price: creator Rhymes with Orange

Asia

Europe

England

Posy Simmonds Writer/Artist of Tamara Drewe

Finland

Tove Jansson

France

Germany

Nora Below

Norway

Spain

Sabela Arias Castro: creator of Historias de Icía e Avoa
Cristina Durán Costell
Ana Miralles: Djinn

Sweden

Coco Moodysson

Oceania

Australia

Madeleine Rosca

New Zealand

Titane Laurent: God's Stuff

References

↑ Grace Drayton
↑ Jerry Bails' "Who's Who of American Comic Books 1928-1999: Bernard Baily Studio
↑ Sometimes spelled "Rae Herman", though artist Mort Leav was cited in Alter Ego #60 (July 2006), p. 54, as recalling her first name spelled "Ray".
↑ Alter Ego #60 (July 2006), p. 54, interview with artist Tony DiPreta, who said her next company after Holyoke might have been Orbit, based in Columbus Circle in Manhattan.
↑ ^5.0 ^5.1 Hajdu, David. The Ten-Cent Plague: The Great Comic-Book Scare and How it Changed America, page 5. Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2008. ISBN 0-374-18767-3; ISBN 978-0-374-18767-5.
↑ "We Didn't Know it was the Golden Age" (column), by Marc Swayze: Alter Ego #5 (Summer 2000), pp. 40-41
↑ Credits Page, I Hate Gallant Girl #1 (November 2008), Image Comics
↑ Credits Page, Rogue Angel: Teller of Tall Tales #1 (February 2008), IDW Publishing
↑ Credits Page, I Was Kidnapped by Lesbian Pirates from Outer Space #1 (May 2008), Platinum Studios
↑ Credits Page, Dark Ivory #1 (March 2008), (Image Comics)
↑ Credits Page, The Voyages of The SheBuccaneer #1 (2008), Great Big Comics
↑ Credits Page, The Dreamer #1 (October 2008), IDW Publishing
↑ Credits Page, Grimm Fairy Tales #25 (March 2008), Zenescope Entertainment
↑ Credits Page, Jughead's Double Digest #139 (June 2008), Archie Comic Publications
↑ http://marvel.com/news/comics/2014/2/18/21966/discover_secrets_in_the_revenge_original_graphic_novel
↑ "Flash in the Pan", Teen Titans Year One #4 (June 2008), DC Comics
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