Charlinho Xavier

#31 Hit-Girl in Canada
Jeff Lemire 🇨🇦 Eduardo Risso 🇦🇷 Patricia Mulvihill 🇺🇲 ⭐2/5⭐
Horrível! Mas fico feliz que o Lemire tirou dinheiro do Millar sem precisar usar um único neurônio pra escrever esse gibi.

Pelo menos, tem umas páginas maneiras do Risso. Mas só isso.

Será que o oceano índico tem boas recomendações?

Aparentemente, é um cara que já foi muito envolvido com sistemas colaborativos como Wordpress e Bandcamp. Mas tal qual Glória Pires, não posso opinar.

No ânvis

Eu indico o @chicobarney.bsky.social

25 minutos falando sem corte e sem gaguejar.

Eu sou ateu (e carioca), então já entrei muito em igreja só pelo fato de ser um lugar vazio, fresquinho e silencioso pra pensar. Zero espiritualidade, mas 10 de paz.

Excelente vídeo dessa semana do Matttttttt sobre a carreira do Chester Brown e sua obra máxima.

Jason pede que Freddy Krueger não opere no Brasil.

Glande ilustração

Pelo menos, tem umas páginas maneiras do Risso. Mas só isso.

#31 Hit-Girl in Canada
Jeff Lemire 🇨🇦 Eduardo Risso 🇦🇷 Patricia Mulvihill 🇺🇲 ⭐2/5⭐
Horrível! Mas fico feliz que o Lemire tirou dinheiro do Millar sem precisar usar um único neurônio pra escrever esse gibi.

Carmen Sandiego from the 90s cartoon

Happy International Women's Day to the original International Woman

A black and white photo of her holding what is both a self portrait and also a drawing of Mopsy, since they looked the same.

A sample Sunday strip of Mopsy. She is trying to hit a target with a bow and arrow, but gets frustrated and breaks the bow. Then she pulls out a gun and hits the target.

A bio of her from the National Cartoonists Society. It says "born in Tonawanda, NY. Sold cartoons to magazines while in high school. Started newspaper career on NY Graphic. Proceeded to United Features, NEA, and finally Associates Newsp. Created "Betty GI" for WAC during World War II. Designed for Wholesale Retail and movies. Now producing "Mopsy" daily panel and Sunday page, and writing daily column "Dear Gals and Guys." Lives in Hollywood with two black cats.

Cartoonist & fashion designer Gladys Parker. She created the comic strip Mopsy that ran for nearly three decades, and in WWII, she created the strip Betty G.I. for the Women’s Army Corps. #InternationalWomensDay  #InternationalWomensDay2026

A black and white photo of Messick in her later years standing over a drawing of Brenda that says “Thanks Dale.”

An early color Sunday strip from Brenda Starr.

A black and white photo of her at her drawing table working in a page of Brenda Starr.

Cartoonist Dale Messick, creator of the newspaper comic strip Brenda Starr, Reporter. The strip ran from 1940 to 2011. #InternationalWomensDay  #InternationalWomensDay2026

A black and white photo of Mills holding her cat.

A sample color page from Miss Fury.

A black and white photo of Mills sitting on the floor with a cat.

Artist & writer June Tarpé Mills, creator of the Miss Fury comic strip. #InternationalWomensDay
#InternationalWomensDay2026

A beautiful black and white photo of her

Two covers by her, Fight Comics #47 & Planet Comics #35.

A beautiful color photo of her in her later years and the cover to a graphic novel about her, "Lily Renee: Escape Artist, From Holocaust Survivor to Comic Book Pioneer" by Trina Robbins, Anne Timmons, and Mo Oh.

Artist Lily Renée Phillips. Active in the Golden Age, her family had fled Nazi-controlled Vienna in her youth. She drew stories for series such as Wings Comics & Planet Comics, & features like Senorita Rio & the Werewolf Hunter. #InternationalWomensDay  #InternationalWomensDay2026

A photo of her with three of her children.

Covers to two Apple Mary big little books.

A sample color Sunday page from when it was called "Apple Mary and Dennie."

Cartoonist Martha Orr created the comic strip Apple Mary in 1934, which later evolved under other creators into Mary Worth. #InternationalWomensDay 
#InternationalWomensDay2026

The cover to "For Better or for Worse: The Comic Art of Lynn Johnston." The cover shows her sitting in front of alot of panels of her strip.

A sample color Sunday strip.

A black and white photo of her standing in front of some panels of her strip.

Cartoonist Lynn Johnston, creator of the newspaper comic strip For Better or For Worse, which ran from 1979 to 2008. #InternationalWomensDay  #InternationalWomensDay2026

A black and white photo of her working at her drawing table.

A splash page lettered by her (except the first panel) from a Phantom Eagle story in Wow Comics #31 (1944).

Daisy Swayze, who lettered stories for Fawcett Comics in the Golden Age, particularly those drawn by her brother Marc Swayze, the cocreator of Mary Marvel.
#InternationalWomensDay
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A black and white photo of Brinkley from 1915.

A black and white cartoon by Brinkley. There are close ups of the faces of two beautiful women, one with light hair and one with dark, and several figures standing behind them. It's titled "The Dark Side and the Fair Side."

A color cartoon of seven "Brinkley girls."

Cartoonist and illustrator Nell Brinkley. During her nearly four decade career in New York magazines & newspapers, she created the Brinkley Girl, a popular symbol of young women in the early 20th century. #InternationalWomensDay #InternationalWomensDay2026

A black and white photo of O'Neill.

A black and white of her with several Kewpie dolls.

A cartoon of several Kewpies with a baby bird.

Cartoonist & illustrator Rose O'Neill, who created the Kewpie in her comic strips in 1909, which would go on to become hugely popular in the early 20th century. #InternationalWomensDay  #InternationalWomensDay2026

A black and white photo of her.

Four covers colored by Wood, including Batman vs the Incredible Hulk, Superman vs Wonder Woman, Adventure Comics featuring the Spectre, and Detective Comics featuring Batman and Manhunter.

Tatjana Wood was a very prolific colorist, who contributed to several of DC Comics' best runs of all time, & colored an amazing amount of their covers from the 1970s to 1990s. She was also an artist who assisted Wally Wood during their marriage.
#InternationalWomensDay
#InternationalWomensDay2026

A black and white photo of Ormes.

Ormes at her drawing table.

Ormes with a Patty Jo doll.

Cartoonist Jackie Ormes, the first Black woman to create a comic strip that was nationally syndicated. Her strips included Torchy Brown in Dixie to Harlem, Torchy in Heartbeats & Patty-Jo ‘n’ Ginger. Patty Jo became a toy doll in the late 1940s.
#InternationalWomensDay
#InternationalWomensDay2026

A black and white photo of Severin in her studio office.

Two covers pencilled by Severin: The Incredible Hulk #102 and Sub-Mariner #16.

A photo of the Marvel bullpen from a 1971 Rolling Stones article with Severin standing in the middle.

Artist & colorist Marie Severin, most known for her work at Marvel & EC Comics. #InternationalWomensDay  #InternationalWomensDay2026

A black and white photo of Hays

Two examples of her Flapper themed art.

Two examples of her work in children's books. One is an ABC book and the other Mother Goose.

Cartoonist & illustrator Ethel Hays. Her Flapper-themed comic strips were very popular in the 1920s & 1930s, and in later life she became a very successful illustrator of childrens books. #InternationalWomensDay  #InternationalWomensDay2026

A recent photo of Brandon-Croft

A sample strip from Where I'm Coming From.

The cover of the hardcover collection of Where I’m Coming From from Drawn and Quarterly.

Cartoonist Barbara Brandon-Croft, creator of the comic strip Where I'm Coming From, the first comic strip by a Black woman to be nationally syndicated in the mainstream press in the US. (Jackie Ormes was restricted to Black press in her time.) #InternationalWomensDay #InternationalWomensDay2026

A black and white photo of her in her later years.

The cover of the program, which says "Walt Disney presents Fantasia" in the center. Around it are musical notes, as well as Mickey in his wizard outfit with other characters.

Gyo Fujikawa was a prolific writer and illustrator of over 50 children's books. Early in her career, she was also a promotional artist for Disney, and her work included designing the theater program for Fantasia.
#InternationalWomensDay
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