Biography
Katherine Collins lives in her hometown of Vancouver, a survivor of leukemia. Before her transition in 1993, she had a career creating and commenting on comics under a version of her birth name, Arn Saba. In 1977, she began appearing on ‘Morningside’ on CBC Radio, discussing old comic strips and other popular culture. She produced the documentary series ‘The Continuous Art’ there in 1979, exploring comics in culture. It includes interviews with artists such as gcd_link_creator, gcd_link_creator, and gcd_link_creator. Her major work is gcd_link_feature, with a Disney-like visual style and sporting the motto ‘Making the World Safe for Musical Comedy’. It began as a syndicated strip (1975–1982). In 1982, the radio musical ‘Neil and the Big Banana’ was broadcast on CBC. Deni Loubert published the comic-book series (gcd_link_publisher and gcd_link_publisher, 1983–1988). Collins has completed a graphic novel and a children’s book about Neil, as well, both still unpublished. In 1982, she moved from Toronto to California, settling in San Francisco in 1990. After her transition, she stopped creating comics and created her new life. She returned to Vancouver in 2005. A gcd_link_name_issue{complete collection} of Neil the Horse was published by gcd_link_publisher in 2017.
Publication research
Creator credits identify the people responsible for a comic’s stories, artwork and production. Check the specific issue and creative role before assigning significance to a creator’s involvement.
Source record
This article reads the stored creator record in the Panel Profits publication library.
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