ICYMI: Zoe Thorogood, Working On Superhero Comics By The End Of The Year zoethorogood mcm mcmcomiccon zoethorogood tulalotay AnemoneTea imagecomics
Talking about their history in comics and their work processes, Zoe Thorogood talked about many artists having issues with perfection, something she does not have. But she has other issues, so while she was never worried about showing her work to anyone, it was just the interaction with anyone at all that caused her problems.
She's also hit headlines recently for being the most nominated creator from the Eisner Awards, which has given her new opportunities, a bunch of projects that she can't talk about, but she does a little. One is a very sexy horror book, the other is a wholesome book based on a franchise that she is a massive fan of, and she is also doing some superhero stuff at the end of the year.
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