/r/queercomics
A place for the celebration, discussion, and/or promotion of historical and contemporary LGBT-themes in comics. Feel free to post about the narrative strategies in Bechdel's Fun Home or ship Hulking and Wiccan to your heart's content.
There's a ton of comic content out there for those of you who happen to be queer, and you should be able to find it all here.
What you shouldn't find here is exorbitant amounts of cartoon porn. There's already a subreddit for that: /r/gaytoons
Other fantastic LGBT communities:
And comics:
/r/queercomics
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Anarcoma by Nazario
Hey everybody.
I'm tring to begin Anarcoma by Nazario, but i just can't manage to get into the story. I don't understand a thing, the characters are all mixed up in my head and there are a LOT of talking. Any recommendation to dive into it ? The drawing are superb and the story seems fun, i'd feel to let it go... I have to say that i've barely read 10 pages among the 150. Am i going to see better what all this mess is about after a couple more hour reading it ? Also, is the amount of reading becoming more digest with the time ? For now i've mostly watched the images lol -maybe i'm slightly stupid who knows-
Aurele
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Psychological drama in tones of gray about two complete opposites đđ
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Lucky Lilly - sapphic comforting comic (also cats and rock music)
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When We Transform: Power Rangers Through a Trans Lens
Hey folks, I wanted to take a second to tell you about my first comic that's currently live on Kickstarter, When We Transform! Ever since I came out as a trans woman, I've wanted to tell a trans story with transforming superheroes like the Power Rangers or Sailor Moon, so I decided I'd go ahead and create my own world of heroes to do just that!
This first issue of our comic explores what happens when a character goes into their transformation sequence, but doesnât come out on the other side! This first âIssue 0â will act as a pilot of sorts for the series going forward, which weâll be continuing as a web comic after the close of the campaign. Weâre also doing something new in the realm of comics with our âspecial editionâ variant, it a first-of-its kind color changing comic book! A few other comics have done âblack light issuesâ that helped inspire this, but weâre taking that concept to the next level! We collaborated with Colorimetry Lights and SeeOne Art to bring their light-reactive color changing art style to the world of comics for the first time ever!
Thereâs more information about both the book and the color changing variant in the Kickstarter. Weâre already about 60% funded, but I hope youâll consider backing the campaign and help us share this story with the world!
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/tomitrembath/when-we-transform?ref=3il9n2&token=d893e358
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Page 1 animation from Under the Waves comic
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Gender queer by Maia Kobabe is so good!
Omg. I read it in one go and cried. I never felt so represented.
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[help me find] Queer modern fantasy watercolor webcomic
Hey everyone,
I read this cool watercolor webcomic in like 2016 or 2017 about these college kids who get involved in this sort of fae/fairy realm. It was a really pretty comic, and I can't remember the name of it at all.
Here are some random details I remember:
The story sort of follows a freshman coming to this college and getting mixed up in some supernatural stuff.
One main character was femme/enby, I think they had dyed green hair.
Another main character was a kind of austere Black guy with dreads.
Seemed to be set in Canada or the northeast-- it was mostly snowy.
There was some kind of supernatural power imbalance that was affecting the environment somehow.
Sorry if this is too vague! Appreciate any help :)
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