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Graphic with a red background and a photo of Tee Franklin. Tee is attending a signing event for comic artists. She is sitting in a burgundy rollator walker, laughing as she holds a copy of her comic Bingo Love, on the cover is a drawing of two mature Black women embracing each other as they kiss, in skirts featuring the colours of the Pride flag. Tee is wearing a multicolored dress in a soft fuzzy texture. The colors are red, black, yellow, and purple. Tee’s hair is styled in traditional extension braids in colours to match her dress.

Posted 2 months ago Guest Blog Posts

Disabled Creatives in Comics: Interview with Tee Franklin

Disabled Creatives in Comics: Interview with Tee Franklin Carolyn Hinds For the Disability Visibility Project, Film Critic & Journalist Carolyn Hinds spoke with comic book writer and author … Continue Reading Disabled Creatives in Comics: Interview with Tee Franklin

Posted September 7, 2019 Podcast

Ep 59: Comics

https://media.blubrry.com/disability_visibility/content.blubrry.com/disability_visibility/59_FINAL_Ep59.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download | EmbedSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Stitcher | Email | RSS Today’s episode is about comics with Ashanti Fortson and Leroy … Continue Reading Ep 59: Comics

This image features a dark blue background with a lone figure in the center. The figure is an anthropomorphic character with sketched flowers filling up the space of its body, and a red face. Bold text reads: CORPUS: A Comic Anthology of Bodily Ailments. By artist Mark Wang.

Posted February 21, 20181 Comment DVP Blog Posts and Essays

CORPUS Comics Anthology: Interview with Nadia Shammas

I am a lover all all types of media, including graphic novels and comic books. Here’s an interview with Nadia Shammas about her current project, CORPUS: A Comic Anthology of Bodily … Continue Reading CORPUS Comics Anthology: Interview with Nadia Shammas

A panel from a comic book. On the left is an image of a blond woman holding fruit roll-ups. She is blonde, has blue eyes and wear glasses. She's holding the snacks and there's a bubble that says, "Fruit Snack?" on the right side is another image of the same woman in a wheelchair wheeling herself. She is wearing a green top and dark blue pants

Posted June 23, 2015 Guest Blog Posts

Disabled Geeks: Improve Representation of Disability in Wikis

Calling all geeky crips! Do you have a favorite comic book character with a disability? Do you find wiki posts about disabled comic book characters ableist, inaccurate or devoid of … Continue Reading Disabled Geeks: Improve Representation of Disability in Wikis