Marvel Comics announced that Crystal Frasier would co-write the comic series 'Gamma Flight' with Al Ewing, with illustrations by Lan Medina. This project further establishes her presence in the world of mainstream comic book writing, contributing to a series within the Marvel Universe. She had previously worked for Marvel in 2020 on a comic about The Immortal Hulk.

DC Comics announced that Crystal Frasier would be one of the writers for the 'Love Is a Battlefield' special. She collaborated with Juan Gedeon on a story involving Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor. This announcement signifies her expansion into mainstream comic book writing, working on established characters within a major comic book publisher.

Crystal Frasier participated in the game designer panel "Playing with Identity: Tabletop Role-Playing Games and the Queer Power Self-Definition" at Flame Con. This involvement highlights her continued engagement with issues of queer identity and representation within the gaming community, discussing the impact of these identities on game design and play at a queer-focused convention.

Crystal Frasier left her position as a game developer at Paizo Inc. to focus on her freelance career. This decision marked a significant shift in her professional path, allowing her to pursue a wider range of projects as an author, editor, and artist. This change led to opportunities with Green Ronin Publishing and other freelance work.

Crystal Frasier was announced as a Gen Con Industry Insider Featured Presenter. This recognition highlights her growing prominence and influence within the gaming industry. Being a featured presenter at Gen Con, a major gaming convention, provided her with a platform to share her expertise and insights with a wider audience.

Crystal Frasier and Jenn Dolari gained recognition for creating a meme featuring transgender people inspired by the Vanity Fair cover featuring Caitlyn Jenner. This event demonstrates Frasier's involvement and activism within the transgender community, using her creative skills to engage with broader cultural conversations.

Crystal Frasier transitioned from the art department at Paizo Inc. to become a game developer. This shift signified a new phase in her career, moving from visual design to the development of game mechanics and narratives. This change allowed her to create Shardra Geltl, the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game's first transgender iconic character, and work on comic books based on Pathfinder.

Crystal Frasier began an internship at Paizo Inc., joining their art and layout department. This marked her entry into the professional role-playing game industry, specifically with the company known for the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game. This internship was strategically undertaken to learn graphic design, further developing her skills in the field.

Crystal Frasier, under the pseudonym Erin Lindsey, launched the webcomic 'Venus Envy'. This webcomic is significant for its focus on themes of transgender identity and gender transition, alongside other adolescent themes. It ran until 2014, gaining recognition for its portrayal of a trans woman protagonist and its supporting cast. The debut of this comic marks an important step in Frasier's career and her engagement with transgender representation in media.