Tag Archives: Prism Comics

Oh What a (Preview) Night

Hey Northwest peeps. Zan here with a little convention check in! I really should be getting to sleep, but I’m still coming down after my action-packed day. If I fall asleep while writing this, you’ll know why. Well, the first night of Comic-Con has come and gone. (Well, technically the last night before Comic-Con has [...]

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Northwest Press Goes to Comic-Con!

Comic-Con in San Diego is just days away, and we’re thrilled to have a big presence at the show this year. Northwest Press will be a major partner with Prism Comics on the convention floor, and will have talents available during the entire show to sign, sketch and visit with con-goers. Guests include Jon Macy [...]

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APE was a Glorious “Waste of Time”

Northwest Press made its first solo appearance at San Francisco’s Alternative Press Expo over this past weekend, and introduced con-goers to the latest addition to the NWP lineup: Rick Worley’s delightfully inappropriate A Waste of Time. Rick was on hand to sign copies of the book, do sketches and chat with fans. The response to [...]

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TCAF, Gaylaxicon and 4 Days Left for The Power Within!

May is travel month, and the whirlwind tour is only half over! I was at the Toronto Comic Arts Festival representing Northwest Press and Prism Comics, and it was a great experience. I didn’t get out into the show as much as I would have liked, but I moderated an excellent panel discussion on identity [...]

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Brian Cronin of “Comics Should Be Good” reviews Glamazonia

While the Northwest Press folks were busy appearing at Emerald City ComiCon with Prism Comics this past weekend—and having an absolute blast I might add!—we missed this excellent review of Justin Hall’s Glamazonia: The Uncanny Super-Tranny that appeared on Comic Book Resources. Brian Cronin, of “Comics Should Be Good”, is a week in to his [...]

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Queer Press Grant Roundup at Comic-Con

I participated in the Prism Comics panel about the Queer Press Grant (which has a deadline of September 15th!) and talked about how to apply. This is a great program that Prism does every year, and I urge everyone to support it. This video also features past recipients Justin Hall, Steve MacIsaac and Ed Luce, [...]

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WonderCon Wrap-Up: Saturday & Sunday

As always happens, I took fewer pictures as the weekend wore on, because I got busier and busier and tireder and tireder. But I’ve got a lot of fun stories and a few snaps to share. Marc Andreyko came by the Prism booth with a big grin on his face, holding a small, black “1 [...]

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