Oscar Wilde Reimagined in the Graphic Novel and Audiodrama “GRAY”
GRAY Volume 2 Cover - Kickstarter Exclusive - Art by Eugenia Koumaki Prodigal Entertainment, the producers behind Dirk Gently's Holistic...
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Creator Spotlight: Nero Villagallos O’Reilly
(Image from Gender Unbound) Nero’s work, which has appeared in places like Iron Circus Comics and The Nib, centers on...
Ondi Timoner’s “Mapplethorpe: The Director’s Cut” Invites You to Take a Second Look
The history of Robert Mapplethorpe - one of the most iconic and controversial photographers of the '70s - is chronicled...
Louder Than Words: “Moonface” Podcast
Moonface, a 2019 fiction podcast created by James Kim, shows that language transcends words, effective communication isn’t always verbal, and...
Wednesday Webcomics: Visit the Queer 1940s in “SuperButch”
SuperButch recounts the story of Lillian “Sticks” Lewis, a Turtle City reporter seeking information on the whereabouts of the legendary...
“Lava” Offers A Ton Of Interesting Ideas But Doesn’t Hit The Mark – Movie Review
Lava (Image: PR) From co-writers Ayar Blasco (who is also the director), Nicolás Britos, and Salvador Sanz, Lava is an...
Rain Beau’s End Review: A Powerful Drama Exploring the Impact of Mental Illness
Rain Beau's End Rain Beau’s End is a powerful and overall bleak drama about a lesbian couple adopting a boy...
“Lupe” Movie Review: A Queer Narrative About Moving Forward and Self-Discovery
Lupe - Poster (Image: PR) Lupe is an emotional queer story about a Cuban immigrant who comes to New York...
“Disenchantment” Is Queer Through and Through
Image via Twitter @Disenchantment In recent years, series like She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, DuckTales, Steven Universe, and Adventure Time...
“It’s a Sin” Review: An Emotionally Masterful Look at the UK’s AIDS Crisis
It's a Sin (Image: Screengrab) Russell T. Davies, well known for creating genre-changing content (we all know how Queer as...