RIP Bookslut, what matters in lesbian love letters, histories of queer comics, explaining without mansplaining and more.

Your communal photo gallery is here! Gaze upon nearly 200 queer as fuck kitchens, and the queers who queer them.

Did you ever imagine in your wildest dreams that you could spice up your denim by adding a pin designed by Evan Rachel Wood herself?

When I’m looking at new tarot decks, there are a few particular cards I like to check out first, to see how the artist has interpreted them.

A look at all the ladies who came out as lesbian, gay, queer, bisexual or otherwise-lady-loving-ladies in 2016! There’s so many!

Image titles like The Wicked + The Divine, Rat Queens, Trees, and Shutter are showing that trans characters just make great comics even greater.

If this review doesn’t sell you, the last issue ended with the promise “Next month in Bitch Planet #4: Lesbian Shower Scene!”

Lumberjanes was excellent! The proposed Joker variant cover for Batgirl #41, not so much.

“Computer Love” is a cute slice-of-life sci-fi webcomic filled with queer and trans characters. Renee Montoya is an amazing lesbian Latina superhero/detective. Both are great!

“I think also right now I’m just really in love with my girlfriend. We’ve broken up a couple of times and gotten back together, and this time I was like, ‘Finally, I can feel again.'”

“Drink with nerds and feel good about people calling you mom.”

“omg wtf there are so many good looking butches in that one city in maine
is there a colony?”

In both writing and illustrating this new book, and in doing both masterfully, Tamaki is now poised to take her place as one of the best and most important Graphic Novelists of the modern age.

“Okay, first things first, this is the most freaking adorable cover to a comic book I have ever seen in my life. And the inside of the comic is just as cute!”

Buffy is a queer rite of passage. Everybody’s got a Buffy story. These are some of ours.

Sexually charged slang, trans women’s pleasure, femmes strapping on, being a kinky survivor and more.

All I want this year is more representation, better representation, the return of some of my faves and about nine other things.

A superhero team with more girls than guys?! And multiple POC?! And multiple queer people?! And they’re teenagers who look, sound and act like teenagers?!

Kegels aren’t as good for you as everyone thinks they are, sex tips from the New York Public Library, Dildo, Newfoundland, and more.

Wilson-Yang deftly weaves and unweaves the threads of narrative tropes that have come to dominate the telling of the stories of trans women, lesbians, migrants, and Chinese North Americans.