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Dana Simpson

b. 1977

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Dana Simpson
Known forPhoebe and Her Unicorn
Issues credited14
Active2014–2024
Primary rolewriter
Phoebe and Her Unicorn #1
Phoebe and Her Unicorn #1 (2014)

Dana Claire Simpson, born in 1977, is an American cartoonist best known for creating the beloved comic strip *Phoebe and Her Unicorn*, which began as a webcomic before becoming a nationally syndicated series. She also created the long-running webcomic *Ozy and Millie*, a gentle, anthropomorphic tale of a fox and a raccoon. Simpson’s path into comics began with a passion for drawing and storytelling, leading her to develop a distinctive, clean-lined style that balances whimsy with emotional depth. Her signature work, *Phoebe and Her Unicorn*, is a warm, witty exploration of childhood, friendship, and magic, co-created with her own imagination and inspired by classic comic strips. Simpson is also known for the political commentary cartoon *I Drew This* and the alternate reality drama *Raine Dog*. She has been credited as artist, colorist, inker, letterer, and writer on 14 issues from 2016 to 2024, with her most notable titles including *Phoebe and Her Unicorn*, *Evi en Eenhoorn*, and *Unicorn Crush*. Her work has earned her a loyal readership and recognition for its charm and accessibility. Later in her career, Simpson continues to expand the *Phoebe* universe, leaving a legacy as a creator who brought gentle humor and heartfelt storytelling to modern comics.

Phoebe and Her Unicorn #2
Phoebe and Her Unicorn #2 (2015)

Full bibliography · 6 series

Phoebe and Her Unicorn (2014) · 18
Fibi und ihr Einhorn (2017) · 3
Evi en Eenhoorn (2020) · 2
Anjas enhjørning (2018) · 1
Ozy and Millie (2018) · 1
Unicorn Crush (2024) · 1

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