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

Georges’ passion for drawing animals merges with her insightful recollections to make this a touching, memorable dog tale… read more

Though the format is new for Gay, the topics are well worn: power struggles, hot encounters, and female solidarity abound… read more

David Doesn’t Get It is a sprawling family drama told initially via webcomic, now available in paperback, covering the multi-generational tale of the Nguyen family. … read more

“I’m still dedicated to writing and drawing stories that I haven’t really seen in comics, especially queer comics, that I think need to exist.”… read more

Queer: A Graphic History sets out to be a guide, to sum up the history of queer theory and activism. With text and graphics, this book breaks down each evolution of queer politics… read more

Edited by queer cartoonist and writer Robert Kirby, this book is a combination of biographical pieces and comics referencing Shirley Jackson’s stories…. read more

Reading Alphabet will plunge you into the welcoming rainbow of queer comics…. read more

I started reading The Less Than Epic Adventures of TJ and Amal back in 2009 when the stories were posted a page at a time as a serialized web-comic. The story was a slow build, growing for five years as I logged on every few days to read the latest pages. I’ve long been a… read more

Ebin Lee’s impressive art, in this first of a mini-series of books, explores the intersectionalities of being black and queer… read more