Glen Hanson

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Glen Hanson is an openly gay^[1] Canadian-born cartoonist and illustrator, best known as co-creator with Allan Neuwirth of the comic strip Chelsea Boys.

He has also done animation work for the television series Babar, Beetlejuice, Daria and Spy Groove (for which he received an Annie Award), as well as advertising and book and CD covers.

He directed the video for the Shiny Toy Guns single Ghost Town.

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Canadian cartoonists

English

Editorial,
spot and gag

Living	Aislin Michael de Adder Gary Clement Fred Curatolo Andy Donato Brian Gable Nikahang Kowsar Graeme MacKay Terry Mosher Roy Peterson Adrian Raeside Vic Roschkov, Sr. Paul Szep Wyatt Tremblay

Deceased	Sid Barron John Wilson Bengough Blaine Roy Carless George Feyer William Garnet "Bing" Coughlin Duncan Macpherson Len Norris Charles Thorson Ben Wicks Avrom Yanovsky

Strip

Living	Wally Fawkes J. D. Frazer Glen Hanson Lynn Johnston Sean Martin Rina Piccolo Noreen Stevens Philip Street

Deceased	Walter Ball Hal Foster James Simpkins Doug Wright II

Comics

Living	Adrian Alphona Ho Che Anderson Graham Annable Kaare Andrews Chris Bachalo Kate Beaton Marc Bell Stanley Berneche Ian Boothby David Boswell Rupert Bottenberg Chester Brown John Byrne Howard Chackowicz Bernard Chang Svetlana Chmakova David Collier Katherine Collins Darwyn Cooke Dave Cooper Willow Dawson Gene Day Stéphane Delaprée Julie Doucet Max Douglas Dale Eaglesham Alex Fellows Patrick Fillion Tom Fowler Ed Furness Michel Gagné Gerhard Bus Griffiths Ralph Hamelmann Faith Erin Hicks Russ Jones Dave Lapp Julian Lawrence Troy Little Jay Malone Bruce McCall Jason Marcy Derek McCulloch Todd McFarlane Bernie Mireault Arn Saba Seth Dave Sim Leanne Shapton Jay Stephens Jillian Tamaki Ty Templeton Colin Upton Henriette Valium Mason Williams

Deceased	Jon St. Ables Leo Bachle (Les Barker) Adrian Dingle Owen McCarron Joe Shuster

French

Editorial,
spot and gag

Living	Bado (Guy Badeaux) Serge Chapleau

Deceased	Henri Julien

Strip

Living	Delaf Annie Groovie

Deceased	Raoul Barré Albéric Bourgeois Albert Chartier

Comics

Living	Jimmy Beaulieu Geneviève Castrée Guy Delisle Julie Doucet Michel Rabagliati Steve Requin Yves Rodier

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