The characters in Sarah Mirk’s graphic novel explore polyamorous relationships on a space station orbiting a decimated Earth…. read more

Maggie Thrash’s original, challenging, tragicomic story forges new territory in the world of queer storytelling… read more

The concluding volume of Tagame’s touching two-book manga series picks up where the first book leaves off… read more

Part of It, Ariel Schrag’s new collection of short autobiographical comics, follows a series of formative moments in the author’s life from childhood to young adulthood… read more

Fans of Scooby Doo, Nancy Drew or the Hardy Boys, will welcome this more diverse group of teen detectives… read more

Tagame is especially deft at showing how bigotry can subtly poison people’s thoughts and actions… read more

Wang’s book is a rarity among kids’ books, in that it doesn’t try to assign a gender or sexual identity to its young characters, choosing instead to let them define themselves… read more

” I knew of gay ice skaters, men, but no women. And since the book came out, I have gotten floods of emails from, yes, lesbian ice skaters. Turns out we exist, and I couldn’t be happier.”… read more

Henry Rollins and Glenn Danzig are fundamentally inseparable in the pages of Tom Neely’s queer punk comic Henry & Glenn Forever & Ever: The Completely Ridiculous Edition… read more

In the graphic novel Spinning, Tillie Walden recounts the years she spent in competitive figure skating, joining other adolescent accounts that counter the myth that there’s only value in winning… read more