An international and intersectional introduction mapping the history, impact, key critical issues and seminal texts of the genre, Queer Comics looks at queer creators and content in graphic narratives beyond familiar American gay and lesbian names. For as long as there have been comics, queer people have been making them. There is more queer work than ever before, but it can be hard to find. This book surveys the history of queer comics, speaks to the diversity of queer experience, and explores just how queer comics can be, both in form and content.
Accessible and inclusive in the easy-to-navigate structure of the Bloomsbury Comics Studies series, the book covers: