Yao lays against an oversized plant that's as big as city buildings, above them is a word bubble that reads: "Come home to me. I am here."

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Baopu #83: I Am of This World

Instead of seeing Asian American, queer, immigrant women as “in-between” cultures, we are in fact witness to a world far more connected.

A drawing of Dickens in a green polo shirt against a pink background. Dickens is explaining to their friend, "I figured since my treadmill we be delivered soon, I might as well start learning some smoothie recipes to get my energy up"

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Foolish Child #92: Blender

I heard buzzing. Are you two swapping “personal massage” war stories again?

In a hand drawn comic in pastel colors the title says "Aries Season" crossed out to read "Lockdown Round 2." Underneath a femme Aries is caught staring at themselves during a zoom call, while a masc Aries bores their friend by talking about how much they've been working out.

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Reine #19: Springtime Lockdown Round 2

Have you given your fire sign enough attention lately?

"So after I edit my thesis, I'm finally going to read that research paper on gender and then I think I'll do my dishes." The friend asks, "Damn Taylor, do you do ANYTHING for fun?"

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Grease Bats: Get A Hobby

“I haven’t relaxed since 2019. I’ve given up.”

In a drawing that's in greyscale, costumers shop in a grocery store. Bao (who has red hair that stands out against the grey background) buys bananas (in yellow) and carrots (in orange). Everyone is bundled up for the winter and wearing masks.

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Baopu #83: You and Me, Me and You

A ballad of companionship in the times of COVID.

In a two panel comic with a pink background, Dickens is working at a computer. Their friend comes up to them and says "Do you know your child is evil?" Dickens feigns surprise.

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Foolish Child #91: Your Child IS Evil

“He pretended he didn’t know that you were gay — for laughs!”

A hand drawn image of three plants in pastel colors. They are attached with the following descriptions: Ficus — very cool leather dyke, extremely giving. Carnivorous — crafty/DIY dyke, kinda goth, excellent skincare Fake — Top energy, buys lots of books, doesn’t read them.

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Reine #18: What House Plant Are You?

Tag yourself.

Two humans cuddle on a couch while a cat sits with them.

Gender Webcomics

Scenes from a Gender 04: Stories of Trans Love

Four submissions about trans people loving all up on another, in not just romantic ways! Illustrated by Bishakh Som.

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Foolish Child #90: It’s Black History Month, I’m on Break

Are you asking me if I want to work more than just my regular work days? In Black History Month!?!

In a black and white hand drawn comic, Scout tells Ari that in 2021 they are going to focus on self-improvement... first and foremost, improving those SEXTING SKILLS!!!

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Grease Bats: Sexting

“I’m sorry, is this a sext or a love poem to the moon?”

Bapou lays down on the grass and daydreams having a restful Aquarius season that includes yoga and planting new things to grow.

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Baopu #82: An Aquarian Meditation

Visualizing a meditation for the month of Aquarius, Baopu channels creative energy in her own way.

A small brown child sits on the couch with their aunt. The child is in a turquoise shirt and the aunt is in a green hoodie with a ponytail. She asks the child, "What do kids DO these days?"

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Foolish Child #89: Child’s Play

“What is Gay/Straight Alliance?”

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Rein #17: New Hobbies, Same Friends

We’ve all picked up some new interest or hobby that no one else shares. That won’t stop us from talking about it.

Dickens stares directly at the reader and asks, "Remember when I said "Happy New Year"? Scratch ALL That."

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Foolish Child #88: Insurrection

“Are you watching white supremacists storm the capitol while eating a bowl of popcorn??”

In a two panel hand drawn black-and-white comic, Scout is up at three in the morning furiously scrolling through Twitter because they cannot stop — even though they know it is bad for them.

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Grease Bats: Doom Scrolling

“I physically don’t know if I can stop!”

A variety people of different races, gender, and ages all wear facemarks in this soft watercolor.

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Baopu #81: The Ache Has No Name

However distant and isolated we feel, we remind each other to remember to breathe.

Sarai says, "I'm just happy not to be a Dildosaurus Rex anymore."

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Foolish Child #87: Dildosaurus Rex

“Actually, I know all 100 species of dinosaur and that is not one of them.”

A two-panel comic, in which a queer human with short black hair has their hands up in a pink circle talks about the abundance of queer television and film in 2020. In the next panel, a blue rectangle, a sketch figure lays on the floor and goes through a movie streaming service.

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Reine #16: Lesbian Media Explosion

This year we got a lot of additions to our lesbian media library, but holiday classics are a tough nut to crack.

In a two panel comic, Celeste accepts a call from her mother, who is inside Waterview penitentiary.

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The Lakeview Crew #10: Heavy Holidays

The holidays can be hard, but Celeste and their mom always figure it out.

Two hand drawn dinosaurs are asking, why are they in fact dinosaurs? A baby Dino sits on one of their backs making cute noises.

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Foolish Child #86: Dinosaurs

This child wouldn’t allow me to draw in peace unless I was drawing dinosaurs. It’s fine — I’ll just say something queer and relatable.

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