#jenn woodall

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Magical Beatdown review

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Silver Sprocket Presents: THE Definitive Jenn Woodall Postcard Box Set

Silver Sprocket Presents: THE Definitive Jenn Woodall Postcard Box Set #comics

Silver Sprocket has announced the Jenn Woodall Postcard Box Set. It features 30 full-color postcards celebrating the feminist artwork of Jenn Woodall, author of Magical Beatdown, GIRLS, and Space Trash, in a keepsake box set. Aren’t you tired of being nice? Inside this box set, you’ll find 30 individual postcards of Jenn Woodall’s iconic and bold artwork, featuring women at their best, most…

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Jenn Woodall - Robo Face

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This is Jenn Woodall‘s variant cover for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles x Stranger Things #1 (IDW/Dark Horse, July 2023)

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SPACE TRASH VOLUME 1

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I guess one good thing did come out of @silversprocket (also: https://www.silversprocket.net/) getting flooded by the recent Weather in California, which is that it motivated me to buy more of @funeralbeat‘s stuff from them sooner than I planned, and it’s all great.

Silver Sprocket is a publisher/store for a bunch of independent artists and creators, generally with queer/leftist/punk/etc. vibes, and Jenn Woodall has been one of my favorites since I first found her stuff. Her general aesthetic is kind of like what if Sailor Moon was sick of everyone’s shit and just murdered anyone who disrespected women, and she has multiple comics and other art like that that I’m totally here for. But also special mention to Marie and Worrywart for capturing the feeling of anxiety really well.

Now I have to go read my brand new copy of Space Trash while hoping Magical Beatdown 2 gets a reprint and I notice while it’s still in stock...

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Jenn Woodall - Sleeping Beauties 

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🖼 by Jenn Woodall

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Jenn Woodall, 'Keep Going', 2020 Source “So today is a day where a lot of Canadians are using a hashtag on Twitter to talk about mental health and raise money. And while I love people sharing their stories, I'm always going to be critical of huge companies profiting off performing concern about mental health but not actually doing enough to make help accessible to everyone. I really encourage everyone to search out on Twitter because there are many people more articulate than myself. And especially read about the connection between Bell and Prison Calls. Also, these efforts typically only seem to focus on depression and anxiety and not different mental health conditions. While society has made progress in destigmatizing some mental illnesses, some are still widely vilified, misunderstood or make people react with fear. We need to make an effort to expand this discussion to more people and understand their struggles. This is obviously a homage to Akira, one of my favourite things. I had the idea a few years ago that playing with the pill imagery in Akira to discuss something else might be something I can do. I had friends critique this image to make it as strong as possible. I included various SSRIs and anti-psychotics in the image because I think part of this discussion needs to be normalizing psychiatric meds. Lots of people only need them for a time, but plenty need them permanently to function in their lives. Both are okay and neither deserve scorn or insulting comments on how maybe instead you should meditate or be positive.”

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Sleeping Beauties #1 - Variant cover by Jenn Woodall

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I found these minicomics yesterday that are basically Sailor Moon straight up murdering dudes who bother her and it is such a mood

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A Killer Hunts the Rich in Space in Know Your Station #1

A Killer Hunts the Rich in Space in Know Your Station #1 #comics #comicbooks

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Our Lady of Self-Defense, Jenn Woodall

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This is Jenn Woodall’s variant cover for Know Your Station #1.

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SEQUENTIAL MAGAZINE!

Do you like Indie Comics? Check out @sequential_ca ‘s SEQUENTIAL MAGAZINE, with an interview by yours truly of Canadian artist Jenn Woodall! The mag is available for download FREE here: https://gum.co/seqm01 #sequentialmagazine#indiecomics#canadian#arts#writing

SEQUENTIAL MAGAZINE! was originally published on Two Gargoyles Comics