Foolish Child #39: Ace But Love Your Face
“Have you forgotten what the A in LGBTQIA stands for?”
Geekery
Some Things: Indirect Success
Sometimes it’s hard to tell.
Helen Keremos, Pulp Fiction’s First Dyke Detective, Is Getting Her Own Graphic Novel
The jeans, the belt, the button-up; her sunglasses, her hair, the way she leans. The dyke energy coming off her is unmistakable.
Oh, Hey! It’s Alyssa #64: Brrrr
It’s official. This cold is bumming me out.
Baopu #56: Best Friends
What do best friends do together?
Foolish Child #38: TV Trash
“I will not have you ruining another show with your ‘facts.'”
Yo! That’s Not Cool #17: On Being a Black Woman
“Because I’m the best!”
Carly Usdin’s “Avant-Guards” Is the Women’s Basketball Comic Book You’ve Been Waiting for Since Before You Knew You Were Gay
Welcome to the Georgia O’Keefe College of Arts and Subtle Dramatics!
Oh, Hey! It’s Alyssa #63: Germs
We’re not even sick of each other.
Bad News: She’s Straight
“Straighter than an arrow! Straighter than a ruler! Straighter than uncooked spaghetti! Straighter than your parents! Straighter than a 401k!”
Queering D&D: How “Critical Role” Helped Me Find My Way
Critical Role helped me realized that D&D is about storytelling, and that there’s plenty of room for queer people in stories.
Foolish Child #37: Twitter Fatigue
“A lot of it is the need to stay constantly informed at all times just to have something to say about it, ya know?”
Some Things: Something New
I’m ready to look fondly backwards at Sadness as something I once was.
Oh, Hey! It’s Alyssa #62: Twenty Bi-Teen
New Year! New Me!
Baopu #55: Soft Heart
All my life I’ve tried to be impervious, but I am soft.
Foolish Child #36: Woke in Moderation
“We’re not trying to collect apologies, just lunch.”
Yo! That’s Not Cool #16: Resolutions
Change doesn’t have to be made just once every 365 days.
Oh, Hey! It’s Alyssa #61: Loose Ends
It’s sometimes funny, the things we find ourselves feeling attached to…
“Goddess Mode” Is The Cyberpunk Magical Girl Comic of My Dreams and Also My Reality
I absolutely adore all parts of this comic because all elements of it perfectly straddle two tones. The first, a serious critique of actual modern issues of socially applied technology and the second, something we’re all in serious need of these days: a good gay romp.
Grease Bats: Lonely
“I went to a museum ALONE. Then I treated myself to a fancy coffee ALONE. Then I worked in the library ALONE. Then I bought this sweater ALONE.”