Yesterday kicked off the #TransRightsReadathon which runs through March 31. It celebrates trans authors and/or characters, and invites folks to donate to organizations that help protect trans rights or support and uplift trans folks. Yesterday was a travel day for me, so I spent my flight times enjoying these. Mostly focused on Deadendia (which spawned the Netflix show Dead End Park) because of flight anxiety. #TRR #Comics #LGBTQIA #AceStories
pickAbsolutely adorable. Look this book is disjointed and all over the place and confusing sometimes, but it is also sweet and hilarious and sad and honest. It‘s not a perfect book, but these are perfect characters.
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This graphic novel was incredibly fun to read and filled with colorful characters (literally and figuratively). If you're a fan of Adventure Time or Rick & Morty, then you'll probably enjoy this comic.
pickLast #graphicnovel from my weekend binge, and my first #hubchallenge19 read! Twentysomethings Barney and Norma work at their local amusement park, Pollywood, at the “haunted” house. Which turns out to be a portal to hell (and elsewhere). And Barney‘s dog Pugsley is possessed. And learns to talk and becomes a powerful wizard. The plot is definitely out there, but the characters are delightful and the queer rep is great. My fave read of the weekend.
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This one is all kinds of crazy. Demonic pugs, a Pollywood theme park as a portal to a multi- dimensional universe, what seems like a demon version of Dolly Parton ? Despite the nonsense plot it has such great heart, the characters are charmingly diverse and I had plenty of fun reading it, which is a feat as I am not a comic reader by nature.
#readharder2019
DeadEndia: The Watcher's Test | 
