Chloë Green is a comic creator and artist based in Manchester, UK.
What a Pity (Working Title)
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Self Published - Work in progress​
It's 1984 and the coal mining industry is under threat by the conservative government. In a South Yorkshire Coal Mining Village the pit workers are on strike in protest of the plan to destroy the industry.
The last coal was cut at Grimethorpe Colliery in 1992 leaving half of the village unemployed. Two years later Chloë will start school; under the shadow of the mines that are no longer there, and the collective generational trauma that is.
A retro-autobiographical comic, the impact of the mine closures will lat decades, and lead to teenage Chloë's hatred of the town, that she will eventually become to treasure.
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A Crying Shame
20 Page - Self Published
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A comic about learning to have a cry, and it being okay.
A short autobiographical comic that explores Chloë's personal experience with the shame felt when outwardly showing emotions, and how pushing them down for so long is probably not a great solution... but how hard work and time (and therapy), she began to open up to all the good feelings too.
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Reviewed on Broken Frontier: brokenfrontier.com/a-crying-shame-chloe-green/
A Walk to a Waterfall
20 pages - Self Published
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A Walk to a Waterfall explores the hidden battles we fight and the elation felt when the fight is won... And also, how cool waterfalls are.
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Chloë is taking a solo trip to the beautiful country side in North Yorkshire, England. It's only the second trip she has ever taken alone and she has one activity planned; a walk to a waterfall. With themes of anxiety and sadness this auto-bio comic explores hidden battles, loneliness, and the elation felt when the fight is won.
Master of Art Thesis Strips
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For my MA thesis, which was titled "Sequential Therapy: How the Autobiographical Comic Functions as a Therapeutic Tool for Creator and Reader", I created a variety of three panel comics which were informed by my research into the specialised subject.
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You can download the full paper here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/sequential-how-108608490
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Diary Comics
Over the years I've made many diary comics, you can see a selection of them on my Diary Comic Blog
