Description: Celebrates and examines the richness of contemporary women's production in French and Francophone comics art while questioning the notion that women have been absent from bande dessinée history.
Review Quotes: "From the portrayal of women in comics in relation to environmental concerns and social/political debates over abortion, to women in sub-Saharan African and MENA comics, the scholarship in Drawing (in) the Feminine is at the forefront of current conversations in both gender and comics studies." --Ann Miller, author of Reading Bande Dessinée: Critical Approaches to French-Language Comic Strip