Messy Roots tells the story about what it's like to come into yourself as a young person, a queer person, and an immigrant. Lee Lai is particularly brilliant at crystalizing the weird, painful mundanities of relationships. Lee Lai's Stone Fruit ($21.99) is a quiet contemplation about the way we relate to each other and how that changes how we define family. Need more details into why these comics might be a good gift choice? Look no further.
$17.09īest queer comics to gift this holiday season: Detailed Guide Other Ever Afters by Mel Gillman - For the fairytale lover.M is for Monster by Talia Dutton - For the sci-fi diehard.Slip by Marika McCoola and Aatmaja Pandya - For the young artist.Mamo by Sas Milledge - For the young magic enthusiast.Supermutant Magic Academy by Jillian Tamaki - For the lover of the weird and bizarre.Contradictions by Sophie Yanow - For the traveler.Messy Roots by Laura Gao - For those putting down roots in a new place.Stone Fruit by Lee Lai - For the queer aunts.
If you need more guidance, keep scrolling for more in-depth, detailed list. If you're in a rush, check our quick view version of the list below. It can be tricky to find that perfect gift, but we're here to help! Here's a list of great queer comics and graphic novels to get for your loved one (or yourself) this holiday season.īest queer comics to gift this holiday season: Quick Guide The days have grown colder, and beyond drinking hot chocolate and tea, one way to warm up is to find the perfect gift to give to your loved one. Believe it or not, the holidays have rolled around once more.
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