Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Charlie \"Spike\" Trotman is an American cartoonist and publisher. She is known for creating the long-running web comic Templar, Arizona, and for publishing the Smut Peddler anthologies of what she describe as \"ladycentric porn\".Trotman was admitted to the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2000.Her first online publication was Templar, Arizona, which she began serializing in 2005. She won the Rising Star Award for this series in the 2007 Glyph Comics Awards. She ran a Kickstarter campaign in 2009 to fund a print edition of the series, which has since become a standard part of her business model.In 2012 she revived the title Smut Peddler, an anthology featuring erotic comics created by women, primarily for a female readership. (Male cartoonists may work on stories submitted for the books, but only as part of a creative team involving at least one woman.) She published a second volume in 2014.Other books she is known for include editing the horror anthology Sleep of Reason, and writing the Poorcraft instructional books illustrated by Diana Nock.She founded her own publishing company Iron Circus Comics, which she has since used to also publish works by other creators, including print editions of The Less Than Epic Adventures of T.J. and Amal by E.K. Weaver, and Shadoweyes by Sophie Campbell."@en }
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- Spike_Trotman abstract "Charlie \"Spike\" Trotman is an American cartoonist and publisher. She is known for creating the long-running web comic Templar, Arizona, and for publishing the Smut Peddler anthologies of what she describe as \"ladycentric porn\".Trotman was admitted to the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2000.Her first online publication was Templar, Arizona, which she began serializing in 2005. She won the Rising Star Award for this series in the 2007 Glyph Comics Awards. She ran a Kickstarter campaign in 2009 to fund a print edition of the series, which has since become a standard part of her business model.In 2012 she revived the title Smut Peddler, an anthology featuring erotic comics created by women, primarily for a female readership. (Male cartoonists may work on stories submitted for the books, but only as part of a creative team involving at least one woman.) She published a second volume in 2014.Other books she is known for include editing the horror anthology Sleep of Reason, and writing the Poorcraft instructional books illustrated by Diana Nock.She founded her own publishing company Iron Circus Comics, which she has since used to also publish works by other creators, including print editions of The Less Than Epic Adventures of T.J. and Amal by E.K. Weaver, and Shadoweyes by Sophie Campbell.".