A boy struggles with PTSD after witnessing gun violence and learns to heal with the help of friends, photography and a newborn calf.

Cartoonist Ezra David Mattes casts enigmatic actor Jeremy Strong to play him in a memoir comic about his childhood, and when Strong concludes his role and departs for New York City to act in Ezra’s favorite TV show, he is unable to stop being Ezra.

“I Prefer The Pierrot That Knows Sadness” is a multimedia comic exploring the clownery of love under capitalism, and the clownery of actual clowns in love.

Datura Magazine is a queer josei-inspired anthology series featuring a range of speculative and realist stories for an adult audience that, like the poisonous datura flower, might have an edge to them.

Firebird is a YA graphic novel about queer Asian-American teens hanging out and being gay.

A trans boys love comic about Sam, a camera operator on a food & restaurant web series, who meets Aiden, a restaurant owner, on set for an episode filmed at their space.

Two kids become best friends in an online RPG in 2006 and, despite everything that then comes between them, can never forget each other.

Three juvenile delinquents are embroiled in an underground crime ring on opposite sides of a conflict, each recalling memories from their past as fiercely loyal childhood friends.

Two goldfish pilot an automaton to free their comrades from the fish tank in an optometrist’s office.

An abstract short graphic novel following a woman’s journey through infertility.

Marcus Thompson and Hunter Anderson don’t know the dark secrets of their families, but they’re about to find out as they become embroiled in a revenge scheme stemming from their parents’ past actions, including decades-old unsolved murders.

Taylor and Friends is a slice of life series of comic strips and short stories that center around Taylor Sitwell, a non-binary, young adult.

A misfit gang of queer hackers uncover a decades-old corporate conspiracy.

A psychedelic romp on a botanical moon

Sarah Maloney’s The World Ends With a Poot! is a queer apocalyptic sci-fi parable with a splash of science and a few fart jokes!

Nightmares about childhood and daydreams about Tony Soprano merge in this memoir comic by Ezra David Mattes.

Kenny’s mother always told him to run…now she’s gone.

A girl meets an angel one summer night. It doesn’t go well.

From writer Jamila Rowser and artist Robyn Smith comes a captivating graphic novel love letter to the beauty and endurance of Black women, their friendships, and their hair.

Nickesh, a hard-assed high-end chef, and Jaime, a scruffy experimental chef, are forced to work together on a brand-new restaurant. While sparks may fly in the kitchen, they can’t keep their hands off each other in the bedroom.