Femme Magnifique (Preview)
A sneak preview (pre-word balloons) of my comic contribution to Femme Magnifique, a compilation of comics about powerful, often unsung women from the past and present and their contributions of science, art, literature and the world in general. My comic is about Louise Fitzhugh, creator of Harriet the Spy.
Edited by comics pro Shelly Bond and stacked with talented contributors. Due to publish around December, 2017.
This is Faye Wattleton - A five page comic.
MINE! A Comic Anthology benefiting Planned Parenthood
I was honoured to contribute to this anthology with a short comic I wrote and illustrated about long time president Faye Wattleton - her incredible advocacy and life. Grab a copy to read her whole incredible story.
A sample from A First, my comic contribution to The Secret Loves of Geek Girls, published by Bedside Press 2015, reissued by Darkhorse Comics in 2016. A First was named as "a highlight" of the comic and prose anthology by cbcbooks.com
A peek at Dry Skin, my comic contribution to the limited edition risograph printed PACK MENTALITY, an anthology of Toronto comics creators. Premiered at the East London Comic Arts Festival (ELCAF) in 2015. Odd copies may be floating around at festivals and in magical places like The Beguiling, Toronto.
The Boss
A comic collaboration with Mariko Tamaki, from COMICS FESTIVAL! a free comic book showcase of various Canadian cartoonists and comics creators, released on Free Comic Book Day, 2016. Produced by the Toronto Comic Arts Festival and the Beguiling. Read more about it here.
"Feminism" comic
Co-created with award winning author Mariko Tamaki. Published in The Walrus Online. View online here.
Chicken Game | comic by Gillian Goerz and Mariko Tamaki
Published in the Humber Literary Review, Fall/Winter 2014/15
Panel from Christie's Smile | Comic with Mariko Tamaki
11 page comic, published in Descant 164: Cartooning 101, 2014.
Illustration, Romeo and/or Juliet, by Ryan North (2016)
Award-winning author Ryan North (Unbeatable Squirrel Girl, Fantastic Four, the Slaughterhouse Five graphic novel) created not one but two choosable-path adventures based on Shakespearian plays, with each of the many endings illustrated by a different artist. After drawing a cannibalistic ending for Hamlet, I was fortunate this time to get a happy ending. Take that, tragedy!
To Be or Not To Be
From Ryan North's record-breaking choosable path adventure, based on Hamlet. Published by Breadpig, 2013.
Fang
Little Beauties: Animated Gifs inspired by Pageant children