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Was looking at Lily Renee’s art for Werewolf Hunter, and it made me wonder, who would be your favorite woman comic book artist? Which of their comics did you like best?

For reference, here’s a list of female comic book artists whom were active before 1956:

Gladys Parker

Alice Kirkpatrick

Nina Albright

Ruth Atkinson

Edwina Dumm

Lily Renee

Ann Brewster

Fran Hopper

Marge Buell

Ramona Fradon

Tarpe Mills

Marty Links

Janice Valleau

Claire S. Moe

Ade de Bethune

Jill Elgin

Martha Orr

Linda Walter

Mabel Burwick Waugh

Marie Severin

Patty Karch

Emma McKean

Olive Bailey

Dale Messick

Hilda Terry

Valerie Barclay

Merrylen Townsend

Mary Goss

Fanny Y. Cory

Hazel Marten

Merna Gamble

M. MacIntyre

Terry Szenics

Virginia Krausmann

Ruth Carroll

Violet Moore Higgins

Betty Betz

Marcia Snyder

Lillian Chestney

LaVerne Harding

Ruth Geller

Alice Harvey

Dorothy Urfer

Etta Parks

Karen Karol

Louise Altson

Becky Sharp

Jane Krom Grammer

Elsie Hix

Cassie Bill

Pauline Loth

Vee Quintal Pearson

Alberta Tews

Lucy Feller

Regina Levander

Amelia Opdyke Jones

Barbara Hall

Clara Peck

Eleanore Claire

Serene Summerfield

Betty Goodan

Connie Naar

E. F. Webster

Florence Magarian

Ruth Thompson

Inez Karma

Joan Wenzel

Mary Greenwalt

Ruth Leslie

Ruth Peecock

Vivian Berg

Corinne Dillon

Nadine Seltzer

Pauline Comanor

Peggy Zangerle

Alpine Harper

Ann Young

Betty Hershey

Charlotte Becker

Gloria Kamen

Grace Gilkison

Jean Hotchkiss

Marjorie Barrows

Marjorie Thompson

Peggy Schulte

Ruth Ruhman

Sylvia Sneidman

Tatjana Wood

Ellen Simon

Jeanne Bendick

Meg Wohlberg

Phila Webb

Source: https://womenincomics.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Golden_Age

Edited October 28, 2020 by Electricmastro

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Lily Renee’s Werewolf Hunter from Rangers Comics (1944-1947):

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On 7/22/2020 at 6:34 PM, Electricmastro said:

Was looking at Lily Renee’s art for Werewolf Hunter, and it made me wonder, who would be your favorite woman comic book artist? Which of their comics did you like best?

Either Lily Renee or Marie Severin.

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Some of Nina Albright’s splash pages from Suspense Comics (1944-1945):

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3 hours ago, Timely said:

Either Lily Renee or Marie Severin.

Marie Severin was definitely a memorable colorist (Frontline Combat #5, March 1952):

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14 hours ago, Timely said:

Either Lily Renee or Marie Severin.

That would be my first choices too. I do like Gladys Parker a lot too. Mopsy was a very progressive book for it’s time. 

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On 7/24/2020 at 12:14 PM, sagii said:

More covers:

Gladys Parker:

Alice Kirkpatrick:

Nina Albright:

Edwina Dumm:

Lily Renee:

Ann Brewster:

Janice Valleau:

Ade de Bethune:

Linda Walter:

Patty Karch:

Olive Bailey:

Dale Messick:

Hilda Terry:

Fanny Y. Cory:

Terry Szenics:

Betty Betz:

Lillian Chestney:

Etta Parks:

Louise Altson:

Vee Quintal Pearson:

Lucy Feller:

Regina Levander:

Clara Peck:

Eleanore Claire:

Nadine Seltzer:

Edited August 12, 2020 by Electricmastro

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Ann Brewster (Prize Comics #64, June 1947):

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Fran Hopper (Planet Comics, 1945-1947):

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Claire S. Moe (Wonderworld Comics #33, January 1942):

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Ramona Fradon (House of Mystery #42, September 1955):

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Jill Elgin (All-New Comics, 1943-1945):

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Nina Albright’s more obscure material:

Star Studded Comics:

Blazing Comics #4:

Contact Comics #5:

Zoom Comics:

Atomic Bomb Comics #1:

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Perhaps the best art I’ve seen from Nina Albright yet (4Most #v7#3, May 1948):

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Phila Webb (Jingle Jangle Comics #6, December 1943):

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Super Baby from Krazy Komics #11-13 was apparently drawn by Pauline Loth: