About Tina Anderson
Born 1971. Tina Anderson is an American comics writer.
Tina Anderson is an American comics writer. She creates gay comics and women's yaoi, or Boys' Love. Anderson coined the term "GloBL" to encourage fans of yaoi/BL to think about implications of a BL aesthetic outside of Japanese culture. Anderson has written graphic novels and short stories that are included in collections from various publishers such as Class Comics, Yaoi Press, Sin Factory, DramaQueen, and Iris Print. Anderson stated in a November 2010 interview that 2011 would be her final year writing homoerotic graphic novels. Collected episodes of Anderson's online science fiction serial Femitokon debuted in December 2020 as an original English-language light novel called Suffocation.
Selected works
Suffocation: The Femitokon Series Volume I
Tactical Pursuits: The Femitokon Series Volume II
Games With Me Omnibus graphic novel, (art by Lynsley Brito)
Loud Snow graphic novel, art by Amelie Belcher
Only Words graphic novel, art by Caroline Monaco
Diplomatic Immunity art by Caroline Monaco
Ungestellt featured in Lemon Law 2
King's Masterpiece featured in Yaoi Hentai
Closed Flower featured in Saihôshi the Guardian
Snow Demon featured in Enslaved by the Dragon
In Motion featured in When Worlds Collide
Roulette featured in RUSH anthology from publisher DramaQueen
Gadarene novel written with cb. Potts
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Who is Tina Anderson?
American comics writer
When was Tina Anderson born?
Tina Anderson was born on 7 January 1971.
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Tina Anderson is a comics writer.
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Tina Anderson is American.
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