Drawn to Comics: Last Year I Wished for 12 Things in Comics; Here’s What I Got
Let’s see how the year 2015 was for women in comics and what we can hope for in 2016 (I’m mainly hoping for more queer comics).
Let’s see how the year 2015 was for women in comics and what we can hope for in 2016 (I’m mainly hoping for more queer comics).
Stitcher and Apple have weird apps for listening to podcasts; here are some alternatives to make your holiday travel more podcast-pleasing!
It’s the most wonderful time of the year!
Don’t let its historical setting fool you; DC Comics Bombshells is giving us a preview of what the future can be for female characters’ roles in superhero comics.
Here are some tweaks so all of y’all queer nerds out there can customize your desktops. They’re not that difficult, but they make you look like a genius!
If you want to say thank you, don’t say sorry.
Tumblr released the capacity to make gifs this week. Where else can we get our gif-mkaing creativity on? These apps have got us covered.
“ANDY! You can’t have a crush on someone who is paying us to live here.”
This playlist is best enjoyed in the range of 20 – 20,000 Hz.
ROBOTS! Some of y’all love them; some of y’all think the apocalypse is nigh.
The most comprehensive and expansive look at trans representation in American comics you’re likely to find.
Gifts for the nerds who put the Art in STE(A)M.
“I’ve had a surprisingly productive few weeks!”
“[Being a queer woman of color gamer] affects me in wanting to see more representation for queer brown women, it informs my agenda to be seen as the hero, not just the throwaway character, first to get killed or the joke.”
“I didn’t think I’d get new editions this early, I thought I’d have to wait a couple years for the next printing to roll around to get my name fixed, so it’s awesome getting it this soon after I came out.”
In which we talk about the ways a Chromebook, without any special fiddling, can be come a super-powered workhorse computer.
Wake up on time, +800. No-snooze x5 bonus.
As an anti-oppression activist, I’m uncomfortable with the extent to which “outsourcing” often feels to me like a euphemism for “moving our problems onto people with less systematic power.”
Raven is a queer woman of color on a quest who’s great with a bow and surrounds herself with a diverse pirate crew of equally brave and funny women.
Caroline Sinders chats with us about what it’s like when SXSW cancels a panel about harassment because of harassment.