I hope it's just an oversight but I'm always astounded when I see a piece (film, TV, print, radio) on the history of women in comics and no mention is made of the work of Trina Robbins. Not just as an artist, but the very important work she's done *uncovering* the history of women in comics as characters, artists, writers and readers.
I hope it's just an oversight but I'm always astounded when I see a piece (film, TV, print, radio) on the history of women in comics and no mention is made of the work of Trina Robbins. Not just as an artist, but the very important work she's done *uncovering* the history of women in comics as characters, artists, writers and readers.