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Transphoria Vol. 1
It’s good
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Sasha at the Gym
A nice, solid T4T story where two happen to meet late night at the gym. They hook up and decide to keep seeing each other, despite how weird Sasha is sometimes… I’m a fan of Otava Heikkilä, ever since Shattered Spear and Letters for Lucardo. I’m actually ordering the rest of the Letters for Lucardo
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The Last King, the Last Priest
An existential debate examining the cyclical nature of preserving a way of life even while trying to improve on it. Good, short read: highly recommend.
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778 Days
A simple, strong opening that delves into the struggle of being transmasculine. Having to reconcile the former feminine with the awareness of the inherent privilege of being a passing man, the preconceptions of the effects of testosterone on the body, the extremes of dysphoria, and remembering the past. It’s short, it’s sweet, and it’s a
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Climbing Out
A Xeric Grant winner. Brian Ralph’s follow-up to the critically acclaimed, universally adored and wordless graphic novel Cave~In, is the beautiful and allegorical Climbing Out. This melancholy story focuses on a cute monkey who, armed with only science and laughs, sets out on his own adventure to explore the world beyond his cave. Brian creates
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The Prince in the Basement
Do you need any more reason? Aside from the fact that this is an extremely Trans Tale.
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The Unsinkable Ship of Fools
Fuck Capitalism and then Fuck Each Other The author lives that pure anarchist punk life and fuck, dude, I honestly think that they got it right. All those pretty ideals that psuedo punks, wishful punks, talk about. Those little touches that bring it in and make it vibe. This is full-on an anarchist sex train
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Ice Cream Man: Sundae Edition, Vol. 1
“I’ve literally never read anything like this ‘genre-defying’ sorta-anthology thing, but it’s f*cking awesome. The writing is strange and deeply unsettling, and the artwork is gorgeous. The new comic I most look forward to reading each month.” –Brian K. Vaughan, Saga Collecting the first twelve issues of the critically acclaimed, best-selling anthology comic ICE CREAM
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Flung Out of Space: Inspired by the Indecent Adventures of Patricia Highsmith
A fictional and complex portrait of bestselling author Patricia Highsmith caught up in the longing that would inspire her queer classic, The Price of Salt Flung Out of Space is both a love letter to the essential lesbian novel, The Price of Salt, and an examination of its notorious author, Patricia Highsmith. Veteran comics creators
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Eldritch Lust #2
This one was a lot better! We have a bigger variety of stories and art styles, and they seem to have learned from what didn’t go so well last time. The low contrast red is gone, and as if to prove that they could do it better, it featured another story with that red on















