So Many Cunning Hats: “Firefly” Superfan Attends ComicCon’s “Firefly” Reunion, Loves It
“If I can get through this without cryin’ it’ll look a lot cooler.”- Nathan Fillion
“If I can get through this without cryin’ it’ll look a lot cooler.”- Nathan Fillion
I was there for you and I wanted to buy everything.
Carolyn’s Team Pick: Books, Douglas Adams, and killer animation? Yes please.
The “brony” fandom is a lot more Sapphic than you’d think, at least as far as their fanfiction goes.
Today is Star Wars Day which I guess is as good a reason as any to show you some things I want.
Lizz’s Team Pick: What if dinosaurs all lived in the water? WHAT IF?!
Honey honey up in the trees/ Fields of flowers deep in his dreams/ Lead them out to sea by the east/ Honey honey food for the bees
Portable gaming on your phone is the best for awkward family gatherings / awkward anything!
Rachel’s Team Pick: It’s like the E! True Hollywood story of penguins.
Queer comic artist Kate Leth (of Kate or Die! fame) talks about drawing, women, drawing women, and why filthy comics are the most fun. Also, she made a sexy drawing just for you!
The comics industry is a big, crazy, complicated, ever-changing world with a lot of history — and some of that history is about queer characters.
Technology theorists raise questions about who should be paying whom.
Whitney’s Team Pick: Are your feet cold? How about a nice pixelated fire for them frosty toes?
These 17 things will make you well more than 17% saner if you download them. I’d venture to say 170%!
DC’s comic book series, “Birds of Prey,” has a hard-hitting, whiskey-swilling, Betty Page-lookalike who miiiight also be a lesbian. WHAT.
In which I respond to a BBC interview featuring yours truly on the matter of “booth babes” and call for a better apology from Gary Shapiro, all-around really influential technology guy.
Will this post publish and be readable on this website? Let’s find out by publishing it and trying to read it!
Whitney’s Team Pick: Thought you needed more Comic Sans in your life? No? Well, here’s some anyway.
We’re here. We’re queer. And we have iPhones.
“Scientists who have monitored the electrical activity of the brains of test subjects exposed to sarcastic statements have found that brains have to work harder to understand sarcasm.” I think we can all agree this is welcome news.