Good Trouble Comics

07/08/2025

We are so honored and grateful for our series “Recognized” about unsung heroes and allies of the LGBTIA movement to be a finalist for the Dwayne McDuffie Award for Diversity in Comics.

The 10th Annual Dwayne McDuffie Award for Diversity in Comics finalists have been announced. Check them out right here!

07/08/2025

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07/08/2025

A beautiful pair!

06/30/2025

Amazing work coming in!

06/13/2025

On July 2nd, Good Trouble Comics is releasing 'Comics of the Movement #1' -- pairing the historic 'Martin Luther King & The Montgomery Story' with never-before-reproduced comics made by SNCC and the Lowndes County Freedom Organization in Alabama in 1966. The Lowndes County comics have tremendous historical significance and the issue includes interviews with the (still living!) creators Jennifer Lawson and Courtland Cox as well as an explanation from them in their own words of how the comics were made and utilized at the time. This comic was produced in coordination with the SNCC Legacy Project, CRMvets.org, and the Fellowship of Reconciliation. Featuring three covers by Domo Stanton, John Jennings, and Valentine De Landro plus a limited edition blank sketch variant to have your favorite artist draw your favorite real-life hero--to pre-order, visit goodtrouble.com or your local comic shop.

06/05/2025

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Looking forward to seeing everyone on June 17th at the Pigeon Center for our kickoff event. We're excited to share that all paid attendees will receive an exclusive limited edition ashcan preview comic of 'The Monster Appreciate Society', our first fiction series we hope to produce with your support. Check out these beauties! Limited to 500 copies available to the public.

Can't make it to the event but still want a copy? Order at goodtrouble.com or find our booth at HeroesCon.

05/12/2025

Sign up for updates and launch notifications for our upcoming Kickstarter, the first volume of ‘Islands in the Sky’ the story of Helene and what came after, as told by the survivors themselves.

Uniting Stories, Art, and Survival in the Wake of Hurricane Helene

05/02/2025

*Available for pre-order* Celebrate Pride Month with RECOGNIZED #2, the latest issue in the anthology series celebrating LGBTQ+ heroes! This issue features Olympic runner Helen Stephens, intersectional feminist writer Audre Lorde, and legal scholar Rev. Dr. Pauli Murray with contributions from top comic creators. This issue also includes bonus content for deeper exploration of the lasting impacts of these influential figures.

Author(s): Robin Hoelzemann, Danielle Henderson & Mikki Kendall
Artist(s): Sarah Myer, Robin Hoelzemann & A. D’Amico
Cover Artist: Sarah Myer

https://www.etsy.com/listing/4296098667/recognized-2-pre-order?ref=items-pagination-3&logging_key=dbb528ac17f8e5a9c0a7ce3da05de3a4bc8d6b11%3A4296098667

04/15/2025

The Appalachia Comics Project aims to revitalize Southern Appalachia by amplifying local voices and fostering community growth in the Hurricane Helene aftermath.