Trina Robbins obituary: the first female illustrator to draw Wonder Woman
A pioneer of comic books who was happy to have male readers, but it was a female audience she sought
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A pioneer of comic books who was happy to have male readers, but it was a female audience she sought
Trina Robbins, arguably the most influential female comic book artist in history, recently passed away. Roy Schwartz remembers her as a firebrand and trailblazer who helped redefine what comics could be, as well as by and for whom.
Trina Robbins, arguably the most influential female comic book artist in history, recently passed away. Roy Schwartz remembers her as a firebrand and trailblazer who helped redefine what comics could be, as well as by and for whom.
Trina Robbins, arguably the most influential female comic book artist in history, recently passed away. Roy Schwartz remembers her as a firebrand and trailblazer who helped redefine what comics could be, as well as by and for whom.
Robbins, a pioneer of elevating women creators and feminist ideas in the comic industry, was best known for her work in Wimmen's Comix, "Wonder Woman" and "Vampirella."