12 Facts About Hope Larson

Hope Raue Larson was born on 1982 and is an American illustrator and cartoonist.

Hope Larson then moved to Toronto with her husband, Canadian cartoonist Bryan Lee O'Malley.

Hope Larson contributed to comics anthologies Flight, True Porn 2, and You Ain't No Dancer, while working on a web-serialized graphic novel, Salamander Dream.

In 2012, Hope Larson adapted Madeleine L'Engle's work as A Wrinkle in Time: The Graphic Novel, published by Margaret Ferguson Books.

In 2016, Hope Larson became the new writer for DC Comics Batgirl, a run that saw the character go on back-packing trip through Asia on a voyage of self-discovery.

Hope Larson has worked as a letterer on such books as Brian Wood and Ryan Kelly's Local.

In 2006, Hope Larson launched her own publishing imprint, Tulip Tree Press.

Hope Larson has released several minicomics and prints through the Tulip Tree website; the only book released under the Tulip Tree name was House of Sugar, an award-winning collection of Rebecca Kraatz's comic strip, released 15 November 2006.

Hope Larson was nominated for the 2006 Kim Yale Award for Best New Female Talent, and won the 2006 Ignatz Award in the category Promising New Talent.

In 2007, Hope Larson won the Eisner Award for Special Recognition.

Hope Larson won the Eisner Award again in 2012 for her A Wrinkle in Time adaptation.

Rebecca Kraatz's House of Sugar, Hope Larson's first publishing venture, won the 2007 Doug Wright Award for Best Emerging Talent.