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Fusion asked several prominent LGBT cartoonists to draw their reactions to last Friday's historic Supreme Court decision legalizing same-sex marriage across the country. Some crafted funny, often thoughtful comics on the meaning of marriage — like Sophie Yanow, who asks, "Now that we have access, are we ready to pull it apart?" — and some just had fun.


1. Juana Medina

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Juana Medina is an illustrator and animator born in Bogotá, Colombia, now living in Washington, DC.

2. Hilary Price

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Hilary Price is the award-winning creator of the nationally-syndicated comic strip "Rhymes With Orange"

3. Eric Orner

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Eric Orner drew the well-known comic strip "The Mostly Unfabulous Social Life of Ethan Green" and, more recently, has been penning autobiographical travel comics.

4. Sophie Yanow

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Sophie Yanow writes nonfiction, memoir, and poetry comics and lives in Vermont.

5. Olivia Stephens

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Olivia Stephens is an independent comic artist and student at the Rhode Island School of Design

6. Christopher Keelty

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Christopher Keelty is a writer and cartoonist based in New York City.

7. Paul Berge

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Paul Berge is a Wisconsin-based editorial cartoonist who has been drawing cartoons for local and LGBT media since 1996. He is now married in all 50 states.

8. Howard Cruse

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A pioneer in the field of LGBT comics, Howard Cruse is known for his strip "Wendel," the graphic novel Stuck Rubber Baby, and his editorship of the Gay Comix anthology.

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