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. Last week we went through some of the digital funding and distribution channels, which essentially wrapped up the "education" part of this series. 

Now we get to talk about something really fun: dirty comics. These are the comics that you probably won't be reading at work, on the subway, or around your kids. These are the comics you aren't supposed to read unless you are 18 or over, so here's me saying that if you are younger than 18,  don't click through. 

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!

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.

So far, we've published an intro post, a terminology post, a post on comics creation, a piece on managing your budget, and some starter comics. Today we're going to talk about the Local Comic Shop experience.

So far, we've published an intro post, a terminology post, a post on comics creation, and a piece on managing your budget. Today I'm recommending some comics and resources for newbies!

Today we'll be talking about how to read comics on a budget.

Need a refresher? Take a look at the intro post, the terminology post, and our piece on comics creation.

Today we'll be talking about how comics are made and how we read them. Hint: the writers and artists think about the reader the entire time they're making the comic.

Need a refresher? Take a look at the intro post and the terminology post from last week.

Today we'll be talking about comics terminology and laying the foundation for the rest of the series. Need a refresher? Take a look at our intro post from last week.

Hello! Welcome to the first post in a nine (I think) part series about getting started with comics. We'll be talking about comics as a whole, but giving examples that are romance or LGBTQ+ adjacent. We'll talk about a whole bunch of different things, all of which I've outlined below. We hope you love it!