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Shot and Chaser is set in rural Texas, and The Less Than Epic Adventures of TJ and Amal was a road-trip story that ran through a lot of rural America, from the West Coast to the East Coast. But A-Okay really stands out for me, because it’s starting to open up a niche we don’t see as much. When you’re fresh off coming out, I think you look for existence, baseline “Oh my god, a queer person exists!
But the open-ended tone of the graphic novel is optimistic. What Is Left and Don’t Go Without Me are two fantastic short stories. This is about Christianity. I love this book! Not quite the antithesis of my style, but something I wouldn’t be able to do myself, because this is so very cartoony. I would almost call it a sports comic.
It’s a super-sweet, funny story about a family of Black werewolves in the Pacific Northwest, and about Artie, the main character, discovering that her family’s full of werewolves, and also dealing with issues of found family, queerness, and her connection to nature too. She has a wonderful middle-grade graphic novel, Artie and the Wolf Moon.
| love them | actual love of my life hotness level: get away from me | meh | neutral | theoretically hot but not my type | pretty hot | gorgeous! They have similar beats, but in totally different settings.
Her stories tend to be about redistricting your own boundaries and reassessing your intimate relationships.
She’s a prolific writer and artist, known for books like the swoony road-trip fantasy Are You Listening, the science fiction epic On a Sunbeam, the autobiographical graphic novel Spinning, and most recently, the Telltale Games tie-in graphic novel Clementine. I love it when artists can do that in their work, and they make you excited to look for patterns.
Mainstream comics fans may be familiar with James Tynion IV from his extensive DC Comics writing on Batman and Detective Comics, Justice League, The Sandman Universe: Nightmare Country, Constantine: The Hellblazer, and many more.
It’s about an MMA fighter who accidentally kills his opponent, and then is trained by a man who was homophobic to his father when he was a kid. And it reminds me of the fan-work zine-trading culture and community. That drew me in immediately — that really good character-driven stuff.
Trung Le Nguyen(aka “Trungles”) has worked for DC on Wonder Woman Black and Gold and Aquaman, among other titles.
hes smart and cunning but hes also brave and charismatic and a little playful and an angery child. Polygon recently reached out to five of our favorite queer comics creators to ask what they consider the best queer comics from the indie world, from small-press publishers to webcomics to self-published work and more.
Tillie Waldenis one of the best-known creators in queer indie comics.
I feel like that book hasn’t gotten as much attention as it really should have. She works in a lot of themes — in particular, queer Black people’s connection to the histories of colonization in the U.S., and histories about the way the natural world has been a factor in the lives of Indigenous folks and Black people in American history.
So she’s doing a lot of historical fiction with fantasy elements.
It was nominated for an Eisner when it came out.