LGBTQ comics Archives

What drives you with making LGBTQ comics? BA: Yes, totally agree! I started creating queer comics out of a desire to see myself in my favorite medium As I stated above I spent the bulk of my life reading and being entertained by stories about straight people I wanted to tell a story about some homosexuals[...]

Yep, there's a comic on the horizon that's going to make you care about it and what it says. It's also going to entertain you, allure you with its beauty,

By Olly MacNamee Having successfully Kickstarted this dream project and with the first four issues of a planned 6 issue initial run under his belt, writer

By Joe Glass By now, I’m sure you’ve all read or at least heard about BOOM! Studios CEO and Founder Ross Richie’s statement on the state of the comics

By Julz Hendricks A punk rock zombie story focusing on human rights, Toe Tag Riot has rocked it's way into my life. Starting off as a Kickstarter, Toe Tag

There's a reasonable chance you've come across the work of Josh Trujillo, particularly if you attend conventions on the West Coast. He's active in

An informal comic book group style event, readers new and old looking for titles with LGBTQ themes and content and wanting to share their love of the medium and characters can enjoy cake and coffee and each others' company. I'm loving that this event is not just a straightforward panel, but more of a social event[...]

Naturally, if you want to support LGBTQ comics and creators, or new voices in the medium, this is the best option…even if you read the whole thing online, grab yourself a print copy too to show your support and it's great to have too. Joe Glass is a Bleeding Cool contributor, and creator/writer of LGBTQ superhero[...]

By Joe Glass This week sees a lot of great LGBTQ content from DC, the most I can think of coming out from a single publisher in the same week for a while.

By Joe Glass One thing that maybe isn’t reported as much about San Diego Comic-Con is its incredible range of diverse representation. Panels on Women in

By Joe Glass These days, there are increasingly more and more ways to raise money for the production of comics and related merchandise. The most common,

A print edition of Love Machines containing "Workers" and a back-up story, "Appliances in Love" with Michael Schisler (Deadeye Dick), debuted earlier this year at WonderCon 2014. "WonderCon was incredible for me since I had never debuted my own comic before," Trujillo says, "It really felt like everything had come full-circle, since my first job was[...]

By Jeremy Konrad Out this week on Comixology is issue 2 of the LGBTQ superhero comic The Pride, written by Bleeding Cool’s own Joe Glass. For those who do

At the "New Directions in LGBTQ Comics" panel at Wondercon bright and relatively early on Sunday morning, the room was entirely full and audience very attentive. Panelists included Tommy Kovac (Wonderland through Disney, Skelebunnies, Stitched from Slave Labor Graphics), Ed Luce (OA Fan Anthology, Cat Dandy) Roger Klorese, Shayna Why (Overshare Party) and Josh Trujillo (The[...]