Tilly Bridges

About The Author

Tilly & Susan Bridges are a writing team, currently writing the “Star Trek Voyager: Homecoming” comic for IDW. They wrote for season two of the “Monster High” animated series (for which their "Monster Fest" special won an inaugural Velma Award for LGBTQIA+ representation in children’s media), consulted on season two of “Star Trek Prodigy,” and are writing other as yet unannounced graphic novels. They also wrote and directed a trans sci-fi short film, “Long Away,” which is now playing in film festivals around the world. Tilly’s book “Begin Transmission: The Trans Allegories of The Matrix” is available now, and you can find Tilly’s weekly essays on trans life at TillysTransTuesdays.com.

Books by Tilly Bridges

Just Another Summer
By Tilly Bridges
Colorist Valentina Briški / Illustrated by Giulia Rinaldo
When scandal sidelines two LA teen celebrities, a punishment summer on a Montana farm forces them to trade red carpets for rubber boots—and to choose between the futures they were raised for and the loves they never saw coming.
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LA Strong

A Charity Comic for Victims of the Los Angeles Fires

By Brian Michael Bendis, Joshua Hale Fialkov, Meghan Fitzmartin, Melissa Flores, Christos Gage, Sina Grace, Marc Guggenheim, Richard Ashley Hamilton, Matt Harding, Brian Hawkins, Timmy Heague, Susan Bridges, Megan Huang, Jody Houser, Deric Hughes, Barbara Randall Kesel, Daniel Kibblesmith, Neil Kleid, Nick Marino, Ron Marz, Jim McCann, Gary Maloney, Tilly Bridges, Omar Morales, Steve Orlando, Jimmy Palmiotti, Stephanie Phillips, Benjamin Raab, Geoff Ryman, Mark Sable, Omar Spahi, Joanne Starer, Frank Tieri, Mario Candelaria, Amit Tishler, Marv Wolfman, Jennie Wood, Jan Yoder, Amy Chase, Paul Cornell, Rob DenBleyker, Dan DiDio, Rich Douek and Joey Esposito
Afterword by Greg Pak / Colorist Glenn Hauman / Edited by Sarah Brunstad / Foreword by Brian Azzarello / Illustrated by Alberto Alburquerque / Letterer Jeff Eckleberry
The comic book industry pulls together to support fellow creators who lost homes to the tragic 2025 Los Angeles fires with this benefit anthology special.

Winner of the 2025 Clampett Humanitarian Award!

In January 2025, powerful wildfires devastated Los Angeles coun...
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