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Barbara Brandon-Croft
Barbara Brandon-Croft (born November 27, 1958) is an American cartoonist, best known for creating the comic strip, ''Where I'm Coming From'', and for being the first nationally syndicated African-American female cartoonist.
==Early life==
Brandon-Croft was born in Brooklyn, New York,〔 to Brumsic Brandon Jr.. Her father was also a cartoonist and he was the creator of the comic strip ''Luther'' which was in circulation from 1970 to 1986 under the Los Angeles Times Syndicate newspapers.〔〔 She and her father are said to represent the only occurrence of father-daughter newspaper cartoonists.〔
She attended the College of Visual and Performing Arts at Syracuse University.〔 In 1982, she developed a cartoon feature for ''Elan'', a magazine for black women.〔 She later joined the staff of ''Essence magazine'' as their fashion and beauty writer. She also did illustrations for ''The Crisis'', published by the NAACP, The Village Voice, and MCA Records.〔
Brandon Croft's illustrating talent had developed naturally. Growing up she helped her father with his comics in exchange for allowance.〔 She was first recognized for the comic strip ''Where I'm Coming From''. She later did other illustrations including ''Sista Girl-Fren Breaks It Down...When Mom's Not Around''.〔 Brandon Croft also created a line of illustrated greeting cards for OZ.〔
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