Mary Fleener

Born 1951-09-14

Mary Fleener is an American alternative comics artist, writer and musician. Her first publication was a work about Zora Neale Hurston, called Hoodoo (1988), followed by the semi-autobiographical comics series Slutburger, and the anthology Life of the Party (1996). She is a member of the rock band called The Wigbillies.

Comics

Weirdo — 9 issues
Wimmen's Comix — 1 issue
Demo — 1 issue
Snarf — 1 issue
Wimmen's Comix — 2 issues
Prime Cuts — 1 issue
Tits & Clits — 1 issue
Rip Off Comix — 9 issues
Chicken Slacks — 2 issues
Strip AIDS U.S.A. — 1 issue
Itchy Planet — 1 issue
HooDoo — 1 issue
Heck!: Comic Art of the Late 1980's — 1 issue
Wimmen's Comix — 1 issue
Sexy Stories from the World Religions — 1 issue
Buzzard — 2 issues
Melody — 1 issue
Real Girl — 2 issues
Real Stuff — 2 issues
The New Comics Anthology — 1 issue
Twisted Sisters: A Collection of Bad Girl Art — 1 issue
Slutburger Stories — 2 issues
Drawn & Quarterly — 5 issues
Blab! — 2 issues
Grateful Dead Comix — 1 issue
The Comics Journal — 3 issues
Slutburger — 5 issues
Heavy Metal Magazine — 4 issues
The Best of Drawn & Quarterly — 1 issue
Twisted Sisters Comics — 3 issues
Wiindows — 1 issue
Twisted Sisters 2: Drawing the Line — 1 issue
Zero Zero — 1 issue
Twisted Sisters, Volume 2: Drawing the Line — 1 issue
Fleener — 2 issues
Life of the Party: The Complete Autobiographical Collection — 1 issue
Dignifying Science: Stories about Women Scientists — 1 issue
Dirty Stories — 1 issue
Nipplez 'n' Tum Tum — 1 issue
The Comics Journal Special Edition — 1 issue
Raw, Boiled and Cooked: Comics on the Verge — 1 issue
Graphic Classics — 3 issues
The Beats: A Graphic History — 1 issue
NEWAVE! The Underground Mini Comix of the 1980's — 1 issue
Classic Popeye — 1 issue
The Complete Wimmen’s Comix — 1 issue
We Told You So: Comics as Art — 1 issue
Billie the Bee — 1 issue
Drawing Power: Women's Stories of Sexual Violence, Harassment, and Survival: A Comics Anthology — 1 issue