Queenie Chan

Latest News: July 2026

CONS: I've got the printed version of "Sister Holmes", my Viz one-shot, and will be selling it at cons. I'll be at Otherworlds Zine Fair on Sat 11 July, SMASH! on Sun 12 July with the Sydney Anime Club (table 4L.14) and doing a panel at 2-3pm about building Community Artists. I'll be at Canberra Geek Expo at 18-19th July, and Manly Zine Fair on the 25th July. See the sidebar for the shows I'm going to.

COMPETITIONS/NEXT MANGA: I'm pausing my work on "Sunset Protocol" to submit to a new manga competition (59 pages), and I'm close to the end, with about 16 pages of backgrounds to do. I'm slow as heck because I've been sick for the past week, and coughing real bad. But I'll make the deadline. Still stuck on the last 10 pages (of 40) left to do on Chapter 2 (of 12) of "Sunset Protocol", I'll post the final pages of Chapter 1 on Instagram and my other social media.

AWARDS: In April, I won the Spirit of Zelda Award, from the Zelda Awards, which celebrates women in comics. It's in the category of +10 years in the biz, so thank you to everyone who voted for me! Congratulations to all the winners too! Watch the ceremony on Youtube. Meanwhile, "The Dreaming" v1-2 has also been listed on the NSW Premier Reading Challenge list! These lists are screened and once you get on, you don't go off, so hopefully I use get onto the reading lists of other states too.

THE DREAMING: Buy "The Dreaming" v1-3 in print/ebook, via Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and Global Comix. Covers and revisions are here.
Awards: 2024 ALIA Graphic Notables List - YA Category, NSW Premier Reading Challenge list (vol1-2)

FREE READING: A short mystery story "The Mystery Cases of Sister Holmes" (67p) on Viz

I’ve been nominated for the Zelda Awards! This is a prestigious award for achievement of women in comics, and I’m in the “Spirit of Zelda” category for +10 years in the biz! I realise that few cartoonists make it to the 10-year mark…

You can vote for me here on the Awards website, no registration required.

This year, an academic website named Comic FOLIO tracked the history of Australian comics from the late 90s to the late 2010s. It included an 8-part interview with me, which you can access in full here.