It’s easy to see comics artist and TV creator Noelle Stevenson as an unmitigated success. As her new autobiographical graphic novel The Fire Never Goes Out notes, she was 25 in 2015, when her award-winning independent webcomic Nimona was published as a book. That same year, she started writing for television, she helped create and launch the comic Lumberjanes, she wrote a Thor story for Marvel and a Wonder Woman tale for DC, and she took over the Marvel comic Runaways. From there, she went on to become the showrunner for Netflix’s She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, which immediately built a strong fandom among young women.