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LauraSeabrook

Real Name: Laura Anne Seabrook
Gender: Female
Age: 52
Location: Barnsley, New South Wales (Australia)

Joined: Dec 5th, 2006
Last Visit: Oct 16th, 2009

User Tags: artist, fantasy, pagan, queer, real life, sci-fi, transgender, urban legends, webcomic, writer

Hi, I'm an Aussie comic writer/artist. I have several strips at the Comic Dish: Tales of the Galli (historical drama); Hypergraphia (reprints of my biographical paper comic of the same name); Queer Stuff (a reprint of the strips I did for Out Now); and Stuff Happens... (ongoing comic featuring diary, 24 hour, and Second Life strips).

Of course I plot and draw my own stuff (artist /writer), but I've also written and drawn stuff for other comics, such as Pox. I also have articles, poetry and contributions in various books and periodicals, on an irregular basis. My main area of input on the net right now is my webcomic (listed above) and my journal Hypergraphia over in Live Journal.

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Oct 27th, 2007 9:51 AM	Gender Transition for Innocents
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LauraSeabrook's Comic Galleries

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Tales of the Galli

A group of gender variant priestesses of Cybele attempt to get by in ancient Rome at the time of Constantine the Great, when Christianity was starting to take over the Empire..

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ancient, classical, drama, galli, historical, history, pagan, religous, roman empire, transgender

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Hypergraphia

Webcomic reprint of Laura's paper comic Hypergraphia and is a mix of biographical, allegorical, urban myth, and adventure stuff. Uses miscellaneous techniques such as cartoon and photographic collage (varies each issue).

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allegory, australia, australian, biography, gender, pagan, queer, sexuality, subgenius, transgender

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1 | 1-7 | 7

Laura Seabrook's Queer Stuff

Webcomic collection of comic essays on passing, coming out, queer theory, life, and other peculiar things. Includes ideas about gender, transgender, queer, urban myths, suicide and mental health.

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addiction, depression, mental health, non fiction, queer, self esteem, suicide, transgender, urban myths

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[ Posted by AlternaComics on Apr 18th, 2007 9:20 PM ]...

hey how are you doing! just stopping by to say hey and to remind you to check out some great comics at www.alternacomics.com - we appreciate your support! take care!

[ Posted by brunswick on Dec 5th, 2006 6:03 PM ]...

Oh, good... someone else from the southern hemisphere!

1 Reply [ Latest posted on December 27th, 2006 8:31 PM ]

[ Posted by LauraSeabrook on Dec 27th, 2006 8:31 PM ]...

There's quite a few, it seems, and now you can check them out at The Australia page. *SMILE*

[ Posted by Monstar on Dec 6th, 2006 8:52 PM ]...

Hey Laura

It seems like only yesterday when we were competing
in the Pulp Faction 24hr Challenge. And with "Comicspace"
I should now be able to keep up with everyone's
webcomics and whatnot (no more sticky notes for me!)

1 Reply [ Latest posted on December 27th, 2006 8:29 PM ]

[ Posted by LauraSeabrook on Dec 27th, 2006 8:29 PM ]...

Ha ha - sticky notes are bad! I really enjoyed that event, though I still haven't got around to reading everybody's entries. Just too much happened in the 2nd half of this year. Mind you, now I have broadband at home...

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