An exhibit in Pittsburgh's Toonseum called "Wonder Women, On and Off the Page" will explore the history of female comic artists and include drawings from Nell Brinkley circa 1907. It will run until March 30, so you have plenty of time to drop what you're doing and take a road trip to Western Pennsylvania.
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