Today we've got a quick review of a cute anthology all about werewolves. Fluffy, vicious, cuddly... werewolves. 

Werewolf stories tend to be about men turning into wolves and smashing things, which is all well and good, but it's nice to explore the soft underbelly of the myth every now and again. In CAN I PET YOUR WEREWOLF, Kel McDonald has collected a group of stories that range from teenage were-girls bonding with their mothers to a werewolf who transforms into a human when he comes out as ...

Matt reviews Maiden of the Machine, a webcomic with lots of promise, but a confusing delivery.

We put out another call on Twitter for comics with queer or romantic elements... and boy, did Twitter deliver. Here are another THIRTEEN webcomics for your reading pleasure. 

We have a special treat for you today - an early review of MY BOYFRIEND IS A BEAR, a graphic novel coming from Oni Press in April 2018!

Dear comics subscribers,

Today we share with you one of our favorite comics, Raven: The Pirate Princess. This started off as a spin-off of Princeless, but is completely deserving of praise in its own right. Just in time for holiday gift-giving, check out our review of the series!

This review originally ran at Heroes & Heartbreakers in January of 2017. It applies to the 2014 Edition, but the original, published in 2012, is linked in the entry below. In 2016, the first themed volume, My Monster Boyfriend, was released, and a 2018 volume is in the works right now. I hear there will be robots. ;)

It's apparently that time, the end of the arbitrary calendar year, a time when we dig through our last year of reading and try to pick our favorites. Since this blog started in late spring, I've reviewed a bunch of queer/romance comics. Here are my Top 5, in no particular order. If you don't agree with me, please feel free to fight it out in the comments!

Dearest Lovers of Comics and Romance,

The site I reviewed/blogged for, Heroes & Heartbreakers, is shutting down the website in a few days. I've spent a couple of days now being super-bummed. In a year that's been and continues to be awful in so many ways, this was not welcome or expected news.

Why am I telling you? Because I (Suzanne) happen to be a stubborn, intractable woman and I refuse to give up an outlet that brought me joy and solace fo

r the last two years. I'm expanding the scope of this site to encompass romance in media outside sequential art/comics.

The current plan is to make a second blog for that content, which will allow readers/subscribers to sign up for one or both feeds. If you're currently here for the comics and don't want anything else? Your email and site experience shouldn't change, other than a modified landing page and navigation. The Twitter and Facebook feeds will host all of our content, but y'all can scroll on by the things you're not interested in.

If you have any questions or concerns, I'm on Twitter far too much (@cerestheories) and always available by email (suzanne@loveinpanels.com).

We read the first volume of DESTINY, NY and it was really fun! Two magical girls falling in love and saving the world? Heck, yes.

This is going to be a bit of a Squee - you have been warned.

I first heard of DESTINY, NY when I was scrolling through Kickstarter and decided to back Vol. 2. Magical girls in love? Sign. Me. Up.

Fast forward a bit, and I've got a digital copy of DESTINY, NY (Vol. 1) waiting for me on the iPad. I had a terrible day yesterday. Not going to get into specifics, but trust ...