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.

A completed webcomic turned graphic novel about two queer men surviving a post-apocalyptic Toronto and falling in love.

198X— In seaside Port City, three desperate and struggling young trans adults stake their careers and lives on a physics-breaking machine, altering their future forever.

A webcomic turned graphic novel of one page autobio comics of my life living as a nonbinary trans person.

Scam the Gods is a surreal fantasy webcomic about lies, magic, and fish.

A nun, a saint, and a witch walk into a bar.

A grieving young woman finds comfort in a new relationship with a mysterious, eccentric shopkeeper – who keeps a dark, vampiric secret of her own.

A burnt-out cleric forms an unlikely alliance (and maybe more…!) with the daughter of the evil wizard she’s trying to defeat.

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

Five pals get together in Long Island City in the summer of 2018 for a series of really funny parties.

Sol runs into her friend-slash-situationship at a party and navigates through their awkward, but blossoming, romance.

“I’ll huff and I’ll puff and I’ll blow your stall in”

Maybe I shouldn’t think about this stuff.

Yuka is forced to take a vacation with her girlfriend Ren in an attempt to keep her from burning out from her job and falling apart.