be featured in Sunspot Jungle: The Ever Expanding Universe of Fantasy and Science Fiction. The anthology of science fiction stories will be released in January 2019. In addition to her published comics, Jetter also creates zines about her life as an African American woman. She shifts her focus from fantasy to non-fiction storytelling as she depicts a large range of topics including racism and the personal politics of Black hair. She continues to be an active member in the West Coast zine community. Portraits Trained in traditional mediums at CCA, Jetter creates and sells hand-drawn portraits. Some of her portrait subjects include Barack Obama, Martin Luther King Jr., and variant comic sketch covers of characters from The Walking Dead. Activism Jetter's artistry frequently incorporates themes of social injustice, micro-aggressions, and Black History. She has repeatedly discussed what it means to be an ally in social movements. She uses zines as a medium to express the impact of the racism and disenfranchisement of people of color and the rise of racial tension in her community. Jetter further supports marginalized populations by curating art shows that center around artists from underrepresented communities. The University of California, Davis has hosted her as a guest speaker to discuss the importance of decolonizing comics. Personal life Jetter currently lives in Oakland, CA. References Living people 1968 births Place of birth missing (living people) University of California, Berkeley staff American female comics artists