Her work includes Bingo Love (published by Image Comics), Harley Quinn: The Animated Series: The Eat.
[3] She is a domestic abuse survivor and has written her miniseries Jook Joint as a therapeutic release.
[4] Franklin has autism[1] and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder,[5] and was in a car accident in 2014 that left her permanently physically disabled.
[10] Franklin considers Harley Quinn to be an anti-hero and a symbol for domestic abuse survivors.
[1] Franklin has also stated that she wrote Poison Ivy as autistic, but "figured DC would be against" this being mentioned in the comics.
[11] Tee Franklin is credited by Marvel Comics as a writer of Edge of Spider-Verse #4, which was published in September 2022.
[12] Edge of Spider-Verse #4 features Charlotte Webber, aka Sun-Spider, a disabled Spider with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome who uses crutches and a wheelchair as mobility aids.
[13] Sun-Spider also briefly appears in the 2023 movie Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, where she is voiced by Danielle Perez.