On a Sunbeam continually asks the reader to reconsider what is trivial and what is meaningful… read more

Williams’ surrealist line art curves and meanders like psychedelic paisley, reflecting the true absurdity of the capitalist transformation of our cities…. read more

This collection is a visual smorgasbord, packed with one-page wrestling matches, posters, fake ads for Oaf hair care products, and…paper dolls… read more

“[…] I wish Pride could be something closer to Publishers Clearing House, where someone shows up at the door of a closeted teen living in some oppressive Middle American state with an oversized check and whisks them away.”… read more

Long Red Hair by Meags Fitzgerald is a graphic memoir about growing up and coming out…. read more

Vivek J. Tiwary’s graphic novel (a finalist for a 26th Annual Lambda Literary Award in the graphic novel category) recognizes Brian Epstein as the fifth band member–a silent partner, the brains behind the Beatles’ concept…. read more

“Though we might have made lists, few of us could craft descriptions (or drawings) as deft as Lim’s.”… read more

Anything That Loves (Northwest Press) points out another scientific myth many of us bought into: that sexuality is binary, and anyone between gay and straight is just confused, horny or immature. … read more

Though Hardiman’s graphic novel examines a specific underground culture (gay male escorts in London), the questions it asks and the feelings it explores are universal…. read more

One of the important functions of zines is that they can fill in gaps where mainstream publishers forget or refuse to go…. read more