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Julie Doucet

Posted on December 13, 2018 December 13, 2018

Filthy, Brilliant Drawings: The Enduring Legend Of Julie Doucet’s Feminist Comics

Cecilia Nowell
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Cecilia Nowell
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art, comics, feminism, interview, Julie Doucet

When Julie Doucet wrote the first comic of her eventual series ‘Dirty Plotte’ in 1987, no one — not even feminists — would publish her work. Decades later, she is one the most controversial and celebrated figures in the comics canon. Read more

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