Everybody else can stop writing about Kim Davis now because Autostraddle did it better.
What was your favorite single issue comic this year? Vote for it and vote in 13 other categories in our 2nd Annual Autostraddle Comic and Sequential Art Awards!
+ “Bitch Planet #3: The Secret Origin of Penny Rolle” by DeConnick and Wilson IV (Image)
+ “DC Bombshells #1: United for Victory” by Marguerite Bennett andMarguerite Sauvage (DC)
+ “The Wicked + Divine #11” by Kieron Gillen and Jamie McKelvie
+ “Ms. Marvel #16” by Wilson and Alphonsa
+ “Lumberjanes #17” by Watters, Stevenson and Allen
Vote for your favorite indie book in our 2nd Annual Autostraddle Comic and Sequential Art Awards!
+ Bitch Planet by DeConnick, Valentine De Landro and Robert Wilson IV (Image)
+ Saga by Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples (Image)
+ Lumberjanes by Watters, Stevenson, Ellis, Allen and Nowak (Boom Studios)
+ Sex Criminals by Matt Fraction and Chip Zdarsky (Image)
+ Marceline Gone Adrift by Gran and Pietsch
I fell in love with this book the way Maggie falls for Erin — one single touch and I was ruined for the rest of the summer. For Maggie that touch was when Erin checked her hair for lice; for me, that touch was on page 36 when Maggie and her team dress up as the Backstreet Boys for the camp talent show and perform to “I Want it That Way.” Young Maggie Thrash doing a drag performance at camp before she even knew she was queer is like, totally the coolest thing ever. Once I saw that I couldn’t help but be obsessed with this book. I wanted to devour it, and I did, finishing it as fast as I could.
Drawn to Comics: Maggie Thrash’s Debut “Honor Girl” Captures Teenage Camp Queerness
Mean girl whispers about skinny jeans being SO OUT RIGHT NOW have been in circulation since at least 2011, crescendoed once again last year, and now it seems like half the internet is stomping around in 1970s jeans roaring Down with fascist skinny jeans! Up with bootcut freedom flares! which deserves one of three replies:
A. That is so extra. You have, like, no chill.
B. GO AHEAD, PRY MY SKINNY JEANS OUT OF MY COLD, DEAD HANDS.
C. Thank god, it’s about damn time. (Generally accompanied with a heaving sigh of relief.)









