Hamilton College administrator Nhora Lucía Serrano co-authors the book Women in Comics: Iconic Characters and Influential Creators from the 1890s to Today, the college’s staff page confirms.
Serrano is listed on Hamilton College’s site as a member of the research and instructional design team and the entry notes “Women in Comics: Iconic Characters and Influential Creators 1890s-Today (co-author, with Susan Kirtley).”
Publisher and trade coverage describe the project as a substantial illustrated volume that traces women creators and characters across more than a century, with Black Dog & Leventhal named as the imprint bringing the book to market this fall.
Serrano has written on comics and gender before; her author pages and Hamilton news items link her academic work in comics studies and recent essays on the field.
The book is co-authored with Susan Kirtley and is described in press coverage as roughly a 400-page illustrated history that surveys creators, characters and industry shifts from the 1890s to the present.
Readers interested in local comics events or wider comics coverage may also find context in recent listings of indie comics gatherings and convention schedules.
Links: see a local indie comics event guide and a weekly cons roundup for nearby reading and events.
Sources
- Hamilton College — staff page listing Serrano and noting her co-authorship of Women in Comics.
- The Beat — coverage announcing Women in Comics as a forthcoming illustrated volume and naming Black Dog & Leventhal as the imprint.
- Hachette Book Group — contributor page for Nhora Lucía Serrano listing Women in Comics.
⭐ Follow us on Google — Get our new articles in your Google feed.
Similar Posts
- Death to Pachuco: Image Comics limited series from Henry Barajas and Rachel Merrill
- Lewis Hamilton may skip exhibition race: organizers scramble
- Joe Kubert centennial preview: new collection spotlights decades of covers
- Pixar animator Bobby Podesta signs new deal with First Second for Tomorrow
- Hal Foster’s Tarzan: The Complete Sunday Comics collects 292 classic strips
Hello, I’m Beckett. I cover series and show news for you to make your evenings more captivating.