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Information on gay-themed comics and gay creators:
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 The Gay League, with the Gay League Forum. |  Prism Comics, the site of the organization working for the promotion of LGBT comics and artists, with bios and references of queer creators.
They also have a lot of webcomics. | | HOMni, a huge (and I mean, huge) list of links to gay comics, cartoons, artists... | Articles: Pop Image has asked some questions to 16 gay and lesbian creators. It's really informative; Sequential Tart has two articles about gay superheroes (or the lack thereof), as well as the two-part transcription of the 2002 San Diego Comic-Con Gay Comics panel. |
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Gay-themed comics on paper and their authors:
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 Elizabeth Watasin's site, creator of Charm School. You'll also find some of her older work online. | Howard Cruse, author of
Wendel All Together and Stuck Rubber Baby, has
a blog. | | Tim Barela, creator of Leonard & Larry. | Donna Barr, of the infamous The Desert Peach. | | Tom Bouden, who adapted Oscar Wilde's The Importance of being Earnest. | Kris Dresen, artist and writer on Max & Lily. | | Tim Fish and his Cavalcade of Boys. | David Kelly, who gave us Steven's Comics. | | Robert Kirby, who committed two Curbside collections. | P. Craig Russell, artist on the homo-erotic Human Remains. | | Dennis Tucker, who writes and draws Birdbun Theatre. | Judd Winick, author of Pedro and Me. |
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Online gay comics:
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 Elan Meets Rafa. |  Vexed Wisecracker. |  Tripping Over you, by Suzana Harcum and Owen White. |  Gaysome, by DongSaeng. |  The Princess, by Christine Smith. |  Girlfiend, by Michelle Gruben. |  Boyfriend, by Thom Jay. |  Suddenly Something Really Interesting, by Garry McLaughlin. |  Rooster Tails, by Sam Orchard. |  The Super-Gay Adventures of Ross Boston, by Andrew Green. |  Gay Captions. |  14 Nights, by Kristina Stipetic. |  Junkyard Angels, by PK Eiselt and Zach Enea. |  Fabtastic, by Mickey Blumental and Sally-Anne Hickman. |  Woof Woof, by Javi Cuho and Van Durán. |  Queer Haikus Comics, by Mysh. |  The Less Than Epic Adventures of TJ and Amal, by E.K. Weaver. |  MenComix. |  Blur the lines, by Bob Kusiak. |  Dragon Queen. |  Sea of Something, by Annie Hall. |  Drop it!, by Ricardo Checa. |  Rick Worley's autobio comics. |  Heard, by Nena Martinez. |  The Brotherhood, by Tyler Dorchester. |  The Gay Nerd comic, by Thomas Gonyea. |  Gaylings, by Scott Frederick. |  Down and Out in Montreal. |  Dollar Store Caviar, by Rayne Ratliff. |  Viking Zombie Boyfriend, by Jeremy Rizza. |  Genaro, by
Alex Acosta and Helmer Gutierrez. |  Fur-Piled. |  Finn and Charlie are Hitched, by Tony Breed. |  Bear With Me, by Bruin. |  Out and Out. |  Capitol Hillbillies, by Chris Lange. |  Diary of a Catering Whore, by Sean Seamus. |  Simply Sarah,
by Sarah Skye. |  Pit, by Alberto Sejas. |  A Coming Out Story, by Bruce Garrett. |  From the Cellar, by
Chuck McKinney and a host of artists. |  It's the Michaels, by
Chris DeCarlo. |  Gaily
Forward. |  When it rains it pours, by Christopher Miniaci. |  Khaos Komic, by Tab Kimpton. |  Greenlanders, by Stuart Granoff. |  The Gay Monsters, by Andy Bauer. |  Baroque Viceroyalty (English is not the author's native language, so don't mind his mistakes). |  Space Boiz, by Sakke Myllymaki. |  Boy meets Hero. |  Queer! |  Gay Balls of Fire. |  Abel Boddy, by C. Edwards. |  Scary Mary, by D. J. Steele. |  Merboy, by
David Tremary. |  Gary Tales, by Gary Lucia. |  David Shenton's strips. |  Nicholas Eliopulos' graphic
blog. |  Mr Gisby's Totally Gay Pet
Shop, by Andrew Georgiou. |  Anti Social Behaviour, a comic by Tom Wolfe. |  Troy, an ongoing strip by Michael Derry. |  Top to Bottom, by "Renita Jenkins". |  Gun Street Girl, by Barbara Lien-Cooper and Ryan Howe ( ). |  Harvey the gay android, by Andreas. |  Carpe Diem. |  Liliane, Bi-Dyke, an autobiographical strip by Leanne Franson. |  Becoming Blizzard, a bear-filled strip by Rondall Carson and Michael West. |  Bill Roundy's online journal. |  Spoiled Boy, a strip by Nick Alder & Dana Lee. |  Various strips by Sergio Toy & Klaus Novais. |  Jaymes Blonde, a highly camp spy strip by RW Cabell. |  Imitation of Life, an online drawn diary. |  Matt Fagan's Love strips. |  52 Timil Deeps, a strip by Steve Whitmire. |  Straight Ahead, by Neil Murphy. A funny ongoing strip about a closet case. |  Jason Brown's site, illustrations and short queer comics. |  Craig Bostick's site, with short queer comics online. |  Closet Coon, an
engaging strip about, well, a coon in the closet. |  T-Gina, the home of transgender cartoonist Gina Kamentsky. |  The delightful anthology of short comics by various artists is at the PopImage site. |  Short comics for the thinking reader can be found on Steve MacIsaac's site. |  Robert Kirby's Curbside can be read twice monthly on the Lavender
Magazine site.
A Yahoo group about Curbside has also been launched. |  Justin Hall posts on his site the silly and funny adventures of Glamazonia, The Uncanny Super Tranny. |  Jane's World( ), a very well drawn ongoing strip/comic by Paige Braddock about a group of (mostly) lesbian friends, lovers, ex-lovers... and various other aliens and dogs. |  Adam & Andy(), another good ongoing weekly strip by James Asal.
Read an interview with James Asal here. |  Studio NDR, various strips by Dylan Edwards. The ones about a gay Republican couple are very funny (a collection has been published). |  by Tim Fish, slice of life stories. Online comics and paper comics for sale. |  Man & Droid, a gay action series. |  Dave Brousseau's A Couple of Guys. And there's the official site. |  Bitter Girl, strips by Joan Hilty (and here's the official site). | | Buster Wilde. Straight guy by day, queer-wolf by night. A very funny strip. The site hasn't been updated in quite some time, but it's still worth a visit. |  Chelsea Boys. | | Howard Cruse's site is full of comics and illustrations. | Alison Bechdel's Dykes to Watch out For's official site. |  Kyle's Bed
and Breakfast ()
by Greg Fox.
Read an interview with Greg Fox here. |  Ragnar Brynjulfsson's site offers online or pdf comics - some with a gay theme () - and short animated films. |  David Kelly, creator of the delightful Steven's Comics, has a a nice website, with lots of illustrations, a few short comics, and the follow-up to Steven's Comics. | |
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