Also, check out The Pride by Joe Glass. It's basically the Justice League if everybody was LGBTQ+, and one of the characters is a sort of Ice Man corollary named Twink, who's adorable. Beyond Anthology is a SF/F with all LGBTQ+ stories & creators, a ton of the creators have their own work that's easy to find from…

Letters for Lucardo and the Less than Epic Adventures of TJ and Amal are probably the best fits for that, honestly. TJ & Amal is an epic road trip story that was one of my best comics of 2015. You could also check out both editions of Smut Peddler, they're erotic anthologies that are smutty and cute and fun.

Oh man if you need suggestions, let me know. I love literally everything from them, but I understand some may have more specific tastes. I've reviewed a bunch of other books from there too, and the anthologies are pretty consistently high quality and interesting.

I mean…Matt Wilson is the colorist on both books, which pretty much proves my point about him being the artistic seller on this one.

I have 15K of Nightcrawler having an existential/religous crisis I should sell them.

:D Honestly I was super stoked to do it and it felt like the best kismet ever.

Totally understandable, honestly. I was trying to swing a last minute trip to WonderCon and just couldn't manage it. I'll happily give Kristen two high fives, one to pass on to you.

Jimmies are inferior to chocolate in every way. But fine, if you insist.

Didn't go anywhere, just some schedule changes. :D (Plus you can always find me on Twitter, where I am usually talking about comics, food, or my dog. @crosberg)

I swear on the monster under your bed.

Chocolate sprinkles ok?

Your excellent lady friend is tabling with my friend Stephanie at ECCC. Please to be giving her high fives for me.

*waves at everyone* It's so good to be back! We'll get through the schedule and format changes, promise.

I went in with zero expectations, but was completely gob smacked by how good they both were. Definitely pick it up!

I agree with you, but he's said pretty explicitly he's not interested in working on anybody else's IP, plus he's got at least one Image book lined up for the rest of the year.

Though she's certainly not the main character, there is a black lesbian in Rosewood, which is an ABC police procedural. There's been an influx of characters with marginalized identities in mainstream media without the correlating influx of creators with those same identities…which is the problem.

The whole thing just felt so stale to me, honestly. It was like picking up an Archie from the '70s.

Just popping down to say I missed y'all the last few weeks. HI.

Definitely will do! I've got a couple other projects I need to wrap up and I'll let you know.

I've been tossing the idea of doing a podcast in 2017. If you're of a mind, I'd love to have you as a guest, especially to get a parent's perspective.