I just totally read through Y the Last Man too. It was so good! and it broke the fourth wall all the time! i love self-aware comics.

There’s a GREAT webcomic (with a few volumes in print!) called ‘Red String’, and it’s got some awesome lesbian characters in it. The art is great, the writing is stellar, it’s an ensemble cast and right now the lesbian characters are in the spotlight, and it’s EXCELLENT.

Awesome, I will have to check out Red String.
I love I was Kidnapped by Lesbian Pirates from Outer Space, another webcomic. It’s filled with so much campy retro goodness and also you can never have too many lesbian pirates.

While it’s not a “lesbian comic” I’d have to recommend Brian K. Vaughn’s “Y: The Last Man.” All the world’s men, with the exception of one, are wiped out instantly by some sort of plague (won’t spoil it by giving away the cause). Sounds like a homolady’s dream, right? Actually, it turns out to be a less than dreamy scenario. And, no, not all the…[Read more]

OH MAN! Some great reccs so far, and you have SiP under your belt, but I will do my best to supply some lesser known, radical comics.

— Girlfiend Comics (http://www.girlfiendcomics.com/) is a fabulous comic…each update is a tiny story, and they’re quite creative and lovely.
— Ariel Schrag’s Potential (and all of her high school graphic…[Read more]

Oh god! How could I have forgotten GwS?! It’s magnificent.

If you’re at all interested in DC comics, there’s Renee Montoya (check out the trades or download Gotham Central, 52, The Question: Five Books of Blood, and The Question: Pipeline) and Kate Kane (also in 52, Countdown, etc. with Renee; her big collection is Batwoman: Elegy and there’s an ever-delayed ongoing Batwoman title on the way) and Scandal…[Read more]