The Essential Dykes to Watch Out for | 
The audio was good, but the strips themselves are better, especially the jokes in the backgrounds - book titles, newspaper headlines, tee shirt slogans.
And I love that this cover‘s a take on a Norman Rockwell painting. 😁
(Norman Rockwell, The Gossips, 1948 Saturday Evening Post cover)
pickIt was a fun read, and gave me a glimpse into the community I didn‘t get to be part of in my childhood/teens.
Got this from the library today. Really enjoying it so far.
Starting this massive cartoon collection from everybody's favorite lesbian feminist, Alison Bechdel!
I love Bechdel's alternate names for things.Also this is rather ironic considering I bought my book on Amazon!I find it hard to completely condemn it,when it provides so much access to books.No bookshop in India will stock this book,for instance,homosexuality is still a crime punishable by a prison sentence here!
Love this collection of comics selected from 25 years of Dykes to Watch Out For. Of course I had to listen to Ring of Keys from the Fun Home original Broadway cast album while I snapped this photo. Cutest lesbian song ever. #riotgrams #LGBTQpride
pickFinished my semi-annual reading and I'm reminded of just how perfect Lois and Ginger are 📚💖💦
Sometimes Alison Bechdel's autobiographical writing is uncannily close to home
I had a fantastic time during the Dewey's Readathon and I can't wait for the next one! Here are the four books I completed 📚
#opencitizen #readathon #bookstack
pickWith moments to spare in the #readathon I finished this amazing bind-up of the comic DYKES TO WATCH OUT FOR. The cast of characters are interesting and diverse, and there are some amazing lines throughout! So good!
#opencitizen #graphicnovel
I have to admit that, despite my best efforts, my concentration powers are dipping very low. I'm starting this 390-page graphic novel compendium now, but may need a nap before finishing.
wheee lefties! I'm pretty damn privileged along most axes, but how excited I get whenever I find lefties in media makes me remember again why diversity matters so much
Better than Fun House: less egoistic, more critical, and didn't take itself seriously as a good comic should be.
