BEAR COMPANY is a short, trans-inclusive anthology about big gay men. The stories are slice of life and leave you with the impression of a warm hug. The Kickstarter lays out the overall goal of the project, and I think it succeeds in presenting short, fluffy comics with an emotional core that's validating and heartwarming. It's short, so you'll have to decide if you can swing the $6 for digital or $10 for print, but here's an overview to help you get there.

I'm completely in love with this comic, but also kind of annoyed that I didn't realize how long it would be between issues and there's a CLIFFHANGER. So, here's my jumble of thoughts, laid out for your consideration.

The first six parts of this series were educational, for the most part. The last one (part 7) was full of Adult-Only comics that contain sexual content. This one, however, is fun for a totally different reason! It's chock-full of comics I've enjoyed reading with kids. 

If you need to catch up on the series, just click the "comics guide" tag and you'll see them all!

It's been a while since we did one of these posts. Did you miss them? I'll assume you did.

Today we've got an early review of A QUICK & EASY GUIDE TO THEY/THEM PRONOUNS, out in June from Oni Press. It's a 70 page educational resource in comic form, and I hope to see it everywhere soon!

Another batch of queer romance comics added to the searchable comics database!

We're nowhere near done yet, but some of the massive #queerromance tag from Twitter has been added to the searchable comics database! This is likely going to be done in batches of 10, so be patient with us, please.

The review below was originally posted at Heroes & Heartbreakers in March, 2017. The content is no longer available there, so we're reposting it here! I hope you enjoy the monster-sex shenanigans.

Catching up? So far, we've published an intro post, a terminology post, a post on comics creation, a piece on managing your budget, some starter comics, and the Local Comic Shop experience.

Today, we're going to talk about one of the more intimidating and ever-changing aspects of comics: digital funding and distribution.

Suzanne reviews GOTHIC TALES OF HAUNTED LOVE, a comics anthology inspired by the short-lived gothic romance comic genre. It's available digitally now and in print starting March 7, 2018.