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Suzanne read JANE, an updated version of Charlotte Bronte's JANE EYRE. We regret to inform you that, if you don't like the classic, you probably won't like this one either.

We finally reviewed TAPROOT! It's very cute, but also spooky, with a bittersweet ending.

We hit the (completly arbitrary) magic number of 100 Twitter followers yesterday! It may sound small, but we're so excited that we're giving away a bunch of books! Here's how it will work:

A little late since we promised this last week, but here's Part II of our big webcomics update! As always, we've added them to the database for all of you lovely people to find.

As always, there's a lot going on in the land of romance comics!

We laughed, we cried, we read a classic coming of age lesbian graphic novel. 

BLUE IS THE WARMEST COLOR was recommended to me by an instructor as a masterwork of sequential art, so when I picked it up, I had high expectations. It's also won several awards and been made into a movie, which is rare for non-cape graphic novels.

It's a lesbian coming-of-age story that starts and ends with pain, but the romance is beautiful and immensely moving. I was ...

We put out a call for comic entries and well, let's just say we'll never reach the end of the gorgeous comics pitched to us. This site has become a rather expensive hobby and we know lots of our fellow readers are on a budget, so it's great to see so many webcomics on this list.

Today we're talking about GLITTER KISS, a  graphic novel in which a publicly maligned girl turns the jerks at school into girls for a day so that they can experience the patriarchy for themselves. It's fun and feisty at the same time.