One of the pioneering women cartoonists of the 20th century, Trina Robbins was a founding member of the underground comix scene, using alternative press in New York and San Francisco to publish her work. Along the way, she designed Vampirella's costume, adapted various novels, and created Misty (an update of Millie the Model) for Marvel's Star Comics. She may be best known for her work with Wonder Woman, especially her The Legend of Wonder Woman mini-series (written by Kurt Busiek) and the graphic novel Wonder Woman: The Once and Future Story (with Colleen Doran). She's also a historian of women in cartooning, having written a number of books on the subject. 

Trina is a fascinating creator, and in this Oren Only interview, you'll see exactly why.

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