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Underground comics pioneer Diane Noomin, who died this month, remained a powerful feminist voice in comics for decades. Part of the legendary San Francisco comics scene in the 1970s, Noomin lived the last 24 years of her life in Connecticut.
Diane Noomin, who was a pioneer of feminist underground comics in the 1970s and whose comic book “Twisted Sisters,” a collaboration with her fellow artist Aline Kominsky-Crumb, has been a
Diane Noomin, who was a pioneer of feminist underground comics in the 1970s and whose comic book “Twisted Sisters,” a collaboration with her
Diane Noomin, who was a pioneer of feminist underground comics in the 1970s and whose comic book “Twisted Sisters,” a collaboration with her fellow artist Aline Kominsky-Crumb, has been a
Her best-known creation was a sendup of a certain kind of female stock character. But Ms. Noomin rendered her with compassion, and used her to tell important stories.