We took an early look at SPINNING, a graphic memoir out Sept. 12 from Tillie Walden and First Second books. It's a coming-of-age coming-out story that takes place largely on the ice.

Due to the limitations of the special code our tech wizard wrote, Martial Outlet is posted separately below. It's a short comic with a hate-to-want-you feel, complete with literal throwing down.

Suzanne read two comics from Monica Gallagher (Lipstick Kiss Press) and, since they were both short, we're posting them both today! Bonnie N. Collide is a roller derby girl meets accounting boy office romantic comedy.

I reached the end of a fantasy romance comic and... no HEA. You can probably imagine my disappointment. But I still liked it? This is a long review, so enjoy these screenshots before you read.

Today we bring you a tale of swashbuckling adventure, mystery, and romance, set in 17th century Europe.

Windrose seems to be going for a slow burn romance between two of the main characters, and I dig it. Leon loves Angeline but she's falling for Danielle. Danielle feels... ? We don't know! There was an almost kiss, but with all the kidnapping and escaping and thievery and lying... who knows what's next?!

You may like this comic if you like:

- Pirates

- ...

If you haven't noticed, it's wedding season. Is that a good time for you? Is it a bad time? Is it a confusing time? If you answered A or C, you might like Lucy Knisley's graphic memoir, SOMETHING NEW, TALES FROM A MAKESHIFT BRIDE. (I keep typing that as "makeshirt," which is not something that happens in this book.)

We took a break from playing Dream Daddy to read the first issue of Moonstruck, a new paranormal coffeeshop romance comic from Grace Ellis and Shae Beagle. It's really cute and fun and romancey. It'll make your day better.

A belated review of a gorgeous, award-winning anthology of comics about queer witches of color. I think everyone who likes magic or comics or people should read it. Because we can't stick this image in the actual review, check out a sample page here: 

The second volume of Power & Magic is funding on Kickstarter right now (7/14/17) and the first volume just won a PRISM Award. Since I've had the PDF on my iPad for a few weeks, I figured it was time to give it a read. It's... wow.

What you get for your $10 (digital) is 15 stories about queer witches of color, some more magical than others, all of them accessible and ...

Do you want to read about a queer princess of color fighting monsters and seducing ladies across the (Southeast Asian) land? Of course you do.

Feeling patriotic this week? Want to see a bunch of carefully rendered uniforms and ships? Check out this long-running webcomic, turning 10 years old this week.