Joyce Brabner

Writer and artist; co-created 'Concrete'

Joyce Brabner - Writer and artist; co-created 'Concrete'
Born

1952
73 years ago

Died

August 1st, 2024
0 years ago — 72 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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A writer and artist, contributed significantly to the comic book industry. Collaborated with her husband, illustrating narratives that intertwined personal experiences with social themes. Best recognized for creation and development of 'Concrete', a graphic novel series that gained critical acclaim and explored topics such as identity and humanity. Actively participated in the independent comic scene and worked to support and promote the work of other artists and writers. Engaged in educational outreach and served as a mentor for aspiring creatives.

Co-created the graphic novel 'Concrete'

Contributed to various independent comic projects

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