
When Julie Doucet wrote the first comic of her eventual series ‘Dirty Plotte’ in 1987, no one — not even feminists — would publish her work. Decades later, she is one the most controversial and celebrated figures in the comics canon. Read more
When Julie Doucet wrote the first comic of her eventual series ‘Dirty Plotte’ in 1987, no one — not even feminists — would publish her work. Decades later, she is one the most controversial and celebrated figures in the comics canon. Read more
‘I am exploring how goth intersects with my Blackness.’ Read more
Cosplay is rooted in racist intellectual properties — and fans do everything they can to uphold this racism. Read more
Wonder Woman provides an (imperfect) road map for a new way of looking at BDSM in fiction. Read more
We’ve been told this hobby is a waste of time — but we see, feel, and live the difference it’s made in our lives. Read more
Internet perverts have argued for years over what types of futa, if any, make the consumer gay, but at 13, I had no interest in codifying the nuances. Read more