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Sara Century: Avery is an erotic filmmaker and a part of The Dirty Mind, a collective and gathering space that is seized by police and transformed into the Pleasure Center. Really fun and insightful! Replying to Lilyana Miller. I was in disbelief…. These two soccer players might have some beef on the field, but when one of them develops a crush, all of that beef gets sidelined. All the comics are in regular panels and are understandable; no avant-garde splotches of color where you can't tell what's going on.

The gag strips are mostly unfunny. Yes pwease. A gender reveal party that tears apart reality.

The Gay League: Queer Comics Fandom - The Gay & Lesbian Review

I learned a lot - and had fun. The dream of a queer separatist town. Kim Lockhart. What happened to not caring abt what other people think about you? His efforts have made the group almost entirely troll free. This was a fun anthology that brought together a bunch of amazing artists and writers to create an impactful statement about what it means to exist as a queer person within the world.

I loved all the different art styles and different povs but I really just love the variety of topics that were discussed. Learned a lot, and am happy to learn that "Be gay, do crime" was created by queer prisoners. For an even deeper dive into this excellent work, check out our review! I loved most of these but a few didn't hit with me. Now, I read the physical version of this and I have to say that visually, these were some of the hardest comics to actually physically read that I've ever encountered.

Honorable Mention: Friends and Benefits. I personally found the comics which focused on non-Western countries the most interesting, and would have loved an entire volume on that topic, not just a handful of pieces. Outside of Lynda Barry, there are few other comic creators that bring the level of heart-crushing love and forgiveness for others that Nguyen puts into The Magic Fish , particularly alongside a desire to push comics into new, unexplored worlds.

DC Where to Start? Zoo Wee Mama. Sara Century: Werewolf mage Sin is trying to put distance between herself and her checkered past, but she gets yanked back in when the mage Zac Zero steals part of a magical blade. This brings me to my second issue, namely that with all the emphasis on intersectionality, there was very little about disability.