The Comics Journal #111 (Sept1986)
Art by Howard Cruse

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The Comics Journal #111 (Sept1986)
Art by Howard Cruse

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Howard Cruse, ‘godfather of queer comics,’ dies at 75 - The Boston Globe
Howard Cruse, ‘godfather of queer comics,’ dies at 75 – The Boston Globe
In the 1970s, and even into the ’80s when he spoke with the Voice’s Richard Goldstein, there was “still a lot of pressure to view comics strictly as a children’s medium,” he said, and homophobia was not simply prevalent — “it was generally considered hip to dismiss gay people, as it is today.”
Mr. Cruse, who had lived in Williamstown in recent years, was 75 when he died Nov. 26 in a Pittsfield…
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Joe Corallo: Howard Cruse, American Advocate
Joe Corallo: Howard Cruse, American Advocate
Last Thursday, the LGBT Community Center here in Manhattan (a.k.a. The Center) had its opening reception for their exhibit Wendel’s World: Gay Life in the 1980s. For those of you that don’t know, Wendel was a comic that ran in The Advocate throughout the 1980s created and drawn exclusively by the underground comix pioneer, Howard Cruse. The reception was filled people who have been passionate…
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HOWARD CRUSE podcast excerpt: “Everyone in my personal life knew (I was gay), but I was worried about sacrificing my cartooning career. And yet I recognized the need for getting rid of the secrecy of this.”
http://mrmedia.com/2009/10/howard-cruse-from-headrack-to-claude-stuck-rubber-baby-cartoonist-mr-media-radio-interview/

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Splash page by Howard Cruse from Barefootz Funnies #3, published by Kitchen Sink Press, December 1979.
Promotional ad for Barefootz: The Comix Book Stories by Howard Cruse, 1986.