Nate McDonough

https://www.instagram.com/grixlycola/

https://www.instagram.com/grixlycola/

Indulge me a modest monthly contribution and I will mail 4 issues of Grixly (and the occasional bonus mini comic) to you every year. I’ve been self publishing Grixly since 2009 and I don’t think I’ll ever be able to stop. Not because a poet resides in my heart but because I am sick and my work is roughly half way between stinky shack crazy man violence manifesto and a comic that is fully worth your time. Grixly is a quarterly comics publication that features at least 16 pages and sometimes a little extra. I’ll make sure those of you who drink the blood from the Patreon Chalice get a little more sugar than those naked and ignorant digging for lichens to nourish their annihilated frames out among the jagged rocks. Show me where a more red hot deal exists baby!

Sabin Cauldron

https://sabincauldron.gumroad.com/

Comics creator in Brooklyn

Cathy G. Johnson

https://www.cathygjohn.net/

Hello! My name is Cathy G. Johnson, and I am a cartoonist, printmaker and illustrator. This website acts as a portfolio, storewhere you can purchase my work, and archive. I am also an art educator, teaching virtually and in-person.

I am available for illustration, posters, comics and teaching! Email me at cathy@cathygjohn.net or my agent Jen Linnan at jen@linnanliterary.com.

Subscribe to my email list to stay up-to-date with my work.

Note: This is an art portfolio website, therefore it contains some mature content. Have adult supervision!

Dustin Holland

https://www.patreon.com/dhollandcomics

https://www.instagram.com/dustin.holland.artstuff/

https://www.gorchverse.com/

My name is Dustin Holland, and I’ve been writing and making art for 10+ years. My goal is to put out 3 comics and 3 zines a year. 

Last year, I put out two collections of comic strips featuring a slapstick monster named the Gorch, a field guide to imaginary birds, the second issue of THE MARVELOUS MUNCHAUSEN, and a sci-fi heist comic called THE FUTURE IS AN OPEN MOUTH. 

This year, I’m excited to be collaborating with my brother on a sci-fi comedy murder mystery called MACHINE DETECTIVE. I’ve got a bunch of other stuff in the works too, so please keep your eyes peeled. 

Your patronage will go to printing and living expenses, as I try to juggle various jobs and creative projects. 

Please visit my website: Gorchverse.com

Verona Creative/Ingrid Pierre

https://verona-creative.com/

Hello Boyfriend

https://helloboyfriend.itch.io/

We’re a group of friends based in the Greater Toronto Area who make comics!
Hello Boyfriend is made up of the following comics super-stars: Jade Armstrong, Victor Martins, Christine Wong and Keelin Gorlewski.

Blind Illustratrix

http://www.michaelsabine.com/shop

M. Sabine Rear 

… is a cartoonist and zine-maker, and the cute blind lady you gave your seat to on the bus. 

Her work addresses disability, embodied politics, and public space, and seeks to trouble distinctions between “high” and “low” culture. She also enjoys drawing cool babes having fun and pro wrestlers. 

Sabine is the core faculty instructor of the Comics Portfolio Program at the Independent Publishing Resource Center, as well as a graduate of the program in 2017. Her thesis comic for the program, Reverse Flaneur, was nominated for a 2017 Ignatz Award for Outstanding Self-Published Mini Comic. 

Her comic on blindness and classroom practices, “Empathy Exercise” was presented as a lightning talk at the 2017 Comics & Medicine conference in Seattle, WA. 

Sabine’s comics have been published by Vox, Cosmopolitan and Believer Magazine, as well as various community and collaborative publications. She has helped to organize the Portland Zine Symposium since 2018.

Her writing has appeared in Bitch Media and her academic work on pornography for the blind was featured at the 2015 Society for Disability Studies conference in Atlanta, GA as well as the Pacific and Western Disability Studies Symposium in Seattle, WA. 

To commission, collaborate, or chit-chat, contact Sabine here. 

Please be sure to tell her about your favorite pro wrestler. 

Phatcomics

https://phatcomics.bigcartel.com

Phatcomics, comics made by Sean Azzopardi. Formed in 2001 Phatcomics have published several graphic novels. Published over 60 mini comics. Curated a number of exhibitions. Organised several conventions.

Sean is a Hull based cartoonist. He has attended a variety of comics related events, locally and internationally. Involved with collectives, Sean was a founding member of London Underground Comics and The Crouch End Festival. He has also organised and curated CECAF, Crouch Ends first cartoon festival.
Phatcomics has published acclaimed titles such as Ed, Twelve Hour Shift and Dark Matters ( with Douglas Noble ). Other work includes volume 3 of Necessary Monsters (First comics) and 24 panels ( Image comics ). A comic covering issues faced by Survivors Of Grenfell Tower fire.

The Voice of the Hall was published in 2018 (Soaring Penguin press). A graphic history of Hornsey town hall, funded by the Arts council. Recently Sean has completed The Sea Shepherd. A history of the Marine conservation organisation. Sean is currently working on a new book, Street art and protest – a visual history. Funded by the Arts Council, the book will be available 2022.

ElaineMWill

https://ko-fi.com/elainemwill/shop

Shuster Award winning Canadian cartoonist & illustrator. Currently making a graphic novel called “The Last Band On Earth,” about a noise rock band trapped in a semi-post-apocalyptic city run by demons (this may or may not be a thinly-veiled metaphor for depression).

Mike Dawson Comics

https://mike-dawson-comics-7151.myshopify.com/