Contact
steph at minimumsecurity dot net
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P.O. Box 460673
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33346
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Contact me for cartoon reprints. My rates are reasonable and negotiated on an individual basis.
I’m also available for illustration work.
You can also contact me if you’re interesting in having me speak in front of your group (along with presenting an amusing slide show) on topics related to cartoons, political art, revolution, or any combination thereof.
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I love hearing from readers!!! Feel free to write to me. I try to respond to all emails that are friendly and positive. However, my time is limited so please don’t feel bad if I don’t reply.
If your email is offensive or negative, I’ll probably ignore it.
I reserve the right to publish all emails or letters I receive, in part or in full, as I deem appropriate.
I just wanted to say that i absolutely LOVE your webcomic. It’s fucking brilliant, and one of the funniest and also most astute comics i’ve ever read.
We hear more and more about emissions rising and ocean acidification and we are face with complete denial or trivialization by politicians.
Keep up the wonderful work!
-alec
Stephanie, you totally rock. You’re a light in the dark and one of the few artists that put a smirk on my face in these bleak times. Sometimes your comics take the words right out of my mouth. Keep on killing it for all us who despair at the denial and ignorance of our leadership.
Thank you for saying that, Chris! It means a lot to me to hear this.
Stephanie –
Fantastic cartoons, these are an awesome way of educating people about what’s going on in a way that brings a laugh.
What about bringing you cartoons to a greater number of people by adding WordPress social media plugins like SexyBookmarks? I use it on my site, a good way to make it easy for people to easily share your work and increase your exposure.
Like the observation about high fructose corn syrup. Now tell that it is a MANUFACTURED product that contains Mercury! That might actually get someone’s attn, but i dont hold out much hope
Thanks!
I was reading your “Minimum Security” comic today (5/18/12). Bananabelle pulled a gun on the rich guy (sorry I’ve forgotten his name). The problem isn’t men like him alone. The problem is the stockholders that want to see their investment “grow”. The various officers of corporations are required by law to make the stockholder’s investment “grow”. In turn, the stockholders are protected from any corporate misdeeds by limited liability laws. Since stocks are the heart and soul of capitalism, doing away with limited liability laws would go a long way to ending corporate crime. If say, Joe the Plumber, was the majority stockholder in an oil company befouling the Amazon, he might think twice about owning part of a corporation that was breaking Peruvian law. I don’t think he’d like to spend 15 to 20 years in a Peruvian prison. Perhaps limited liability is something you may want to comment on in your comic strips. Stockholders might be more concerned about the behavior of the corporation if they were criminally and civilly liable for the corporations actions. Limited liability didn’t always exist. In America it was an invention of the Gilded Age. There is no reason for it to continue.
Part of this was addressed a couple of days ago by Chip who knows he is beholden to the stockholders and other interests. At least he realizes that individual actions can’t change the system, even if performed by those with some measure of power.
Anyway, better still to make profit illegal altogether, but I’m not holding my breath.
Minimum Security hasn’t been on Go-comics since 12/24/2012. Is it still showing your strip?
Hi Milton,
Yes, coming back tomorrow… I just fell behind because of other projects. Thank you for asking!
S
Stephanie,
Wow! I (at 75 years of age) do not normally find anything to “gush” over/about in this day and age; holdover – no doubt – from my time as a jaded journalist. But I have to let you know I’m “gushing” here lady. This jaded old man just discovered you this morning out here in internetland and I am completely floored. What an absolutely powerful voice out there in the wilderness.
Thank you for doing what you do and you keep going after ‘em, yours is a powerful voice.
Dear Frank,
You have just made my day!! I’m very glad you like my work. Thank you so much for your very nice comment!
The political ebb, the time for being jaded, is ending… the contradictions of society are being pushed forward, and the system is in such crisis that it will be unable to smooth things over. Who knows what will suddenly occur? Now is the time to participate in, and influence, whatever that might be…
Stephanie
Yes, you’re right, it is time to get back in. I’ve been on a self-enforced sabbatical these past two years. Part of the new resolution get back in front of the glow box and write/publish again. The system won’t fall on its own we all have to help push the crumbling wall down. So, I’ve oiled up my (newly acquired) wheel chair and sharpened the keyboard, ready to go. :-) Stay tuned…
Dear Stephanie,
I’m Adio from Hong Kong who was very impressed by what you’ve done in Harry Potter and your illustration. I wonder the place you get inspiration, and the way you build your unique style. I know imagination is one of the most important element during creation, however, I really cannot imagine how the way you imagine when “the Harry Potter world” does not exist!? you may check out my website, I’m also an set decorator :) Cheers
Adio
Dear Adio,
I wish I could claim such amazing work, but that is a different person with the same name.
I hope you find a way to contact her.
All best wishes,
Stephanie