Nicole Goux

I make minicomics about women in different forms. Best friend road trip comics, horror, witchcraft, journal/travel comics, and some longer form comics about gay skater girls.

City:Los Angeles

LGBTQ/Gender
Illustration
Comics

http://www.nicolegoux.com

Instagram:

https://www.instagram.com/ngoux/

Twitter:

https://mobile.twitter.com/nicolegoux

What are your current zines about?

I have a mix of zines, everything from stream of consciousness comics, to gay teen skateboarder comics, to horror comics , to political zines.

What methods do you use to make your zine?

Digital

What type of binding do you use for your zine(s)?

Stapled
Hand-stitched
Other

When did you start making zines ... and why?

I started making zines and mini comics 2 years ago because it's fun!

Why do you think independent publishing is important?

There are so many voices out there that are not commercial but still need to be heard. Independent publishing gives a platform to the little guy, the oddball, the disenfranchised.

What does the future of zines and independent publishing look like to you?

I would hope that people keep making and publishing their own zines and that it becomes more popular with a wider range of people. I would also like to see more small publishers who can give a voice to a broader range of content.

What was your first zine called? What was it about?

This is Not a Girl Gang. It's a mini comic about a couple of best friends who go on a road trip to the Grand Canyon in March not realizing that the altitude makes it freezing!