PRISM SPOTLIGHTS
SAY HELLO TO OUR LATEST FEATURE: PRISM SPOTLIGHTS!
There is simply a crazy amount of insanely talented LGBTQAI comics creators in this industry, and we have rather ambitious plans to interview each and every one of them over time in our latest feature to the Prism Comics website. First up, Prism’s Queer Press Grant chair Jon Macy talks to two recent QPG recipients: 2013 recipient Hazel Newlevant and this year’s recipient Dave Davenport. Are you an LGBTQAI creator with an exciting new project to discuss? We may want to spotlight you next! Or maybe you have a favorite creator you’re dying to learn more about. Send us a message on our CONTACT PAGE, and give us some details. We look forward to hearing from you!
Interview: Tillie Walden talks sepia, sunlight, and queer history in CHARITY & SYLVIA
Charity & Sylvia, Tillie Walden’s latest graphic novel from Drawn & Quarterly, chronicles the four-decade partnership of Charity Bryant and Sylvia Drake, two women who built a life together in rural Vermont in the early 1800s — openly, and with the eventual...
Interview: Roberta Gregory on finding “hope” in the “utterly unlikeable” Bitchy
This post has content for mature readers. Fantagraphics has reissued Roberta Gregory's Naughty Bits—her 40-issue, 14-year alt-comics landmark—as Bitchy!: The Exasperating Existence of Midge McCracken, reordering 30 issues chronologically for the first time. Bitchy!...
Exclusive: Fantagraphics collects the longest-running solo comic by a woman creator in new BITCHY! omnibus
This summer, meet the most unlikable character you'll ever love. Fantagraphics is releasing Bitchy!: The Exasperating Existence of Midge McCracken, the definitive collection of one of comics' most distinctive and pioneering voices — in stores now, as of July 21, 2026....
INTERVIEW: Lysandra Vuong talks COVENANT: THE FINAL CHAPTER
After years of building one of WEBTOON's most devoted followings, Lysandra Vuong is closing the book on Covenant—literally. Covenant: The Final Chapter will debut in print rather than digital, a deliberate break from the platform that made the series a hit to ensure...
INTERVIEW: JD Glass and Kris Dresen disuss PUNK LIKE ME
JD Glass and Kris Dresen explore the overlap of punk rock and queer identity in Punk Like Me, their graphic novel adaptation of Glass's 2006 debut novel, out now from Street Noise Books. Set in 1980s New York City, the story follows sixteen-year-old Nina Boyd — Staten...
Exclusive Excerpt: Claus Daniel Herrmann’s PINK MONSTERS
Oni Press is bringing German comics creator Claus Daniel Herrmann stateside for the first time with Pink Monsters, a quietly devastating coming-of-age story about queerness, family loyalty, and the particular cruelty of adults who weaponize both against a...
Exclusive Excerpt: GENDER QUEER gets the annotated treatment
On May 19, 2026, the Eisner Award-winning publisher, Oni Press, released the annotated edition of Maia Kobabe's landmark memoir, Gender Queer, which is packed with new voices, behind-the-scenes craft notes, and a deeply personal revisit from the cartoonist emself....
INTERVIEW: Tilly & Susan Bridges on STAR TREK, ‘hope-fueled sci-fi’ and more
While Tilly Bridges and Susan Bridges, the married trans woman/cis woman writing team behind Star Trek Adventures supplements, the IDW comic book series, Voyager – HOMECOMING and more, met through a Star Trek fanfic group, they have built a creative and personal...
INTERVIEW: Margeaux Pepoy on coming out, THE SIMPSONS and what’s next
For decades, Margeaux Pepoy has left her mark on some of comics' most beloved properties, inking X-Men, TMNT, Sonic the Hedgehog, and 18 years' worth of Bongo Comics' The Simpsons and Futurama titles. However, 2026 marks the...
INTERVIEW: CHICKEN HEART’s Morgan Boecher on artistic expression & overcoming internalized transphobia
Published by Street Noise Books in February 2026, Chicken Heart by Morgan Boecher is the story of Jackie Locklear, a stand-up comedian who, after the death of his trans aunt by suicide, decides to face his internalized transphobia. He not only learns to accept himself...