Queer Comic Strips and Cartoon Panels

These links are to the web sites and archives of queer-themed comic strips and single panel cartoons. Are there queer comics strips or panels missing from this page?  Please let me know. (Last update: July 18, 2001, but it was just to remove a bad item, nothing more)

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Queer Comic Strips

	Adam & Andy jasaljr@fcmail.com Web site			The Adventures of EnnieMoe Terri Bechthold Web site
Strip about a gay couple.			Featuring EnnieMoe and his eternally sleeping husband, Gary.
	Buster Wilde, Weerwolf Scot Zellman Web site			Chelsea Boys Glen Hanson and Allan Neuwirth Washington Blade archive
He’s here.  He’s weer.  He’s shedding on the dance floor.			Humor strip.
	Chosen Family Noreen Stevens Washington Blade archive			A Couple of Guys Dave Brosseau Web site Additional strips at Q Syndicate
Lesbian strip featuring bald bull dyke Weed and boyish lesbian Kenneth-Marie.			The adventures of actor Eric and cop Joey and the colorful characters who inhabit their lives.
	Curbside Robert Kirby Comicazee archive			Dykes on Dykes Katrin Kremmler Web site
Following the lives of several queer boys living in, and getting by in, New York City.			The first interactive lesbian Cartoon on the Web!
	Dykes To Watch Out For Alison Bechdel Comicazee archive Washington Blade archive			881 Midtown Court Chris Companik Web site
Part soap-opera and part documentary, the strip lovingly chronicles the intimate affairs and global concerns of its characters with unerring authenticity and wit.			The continuing adventures of Craig and Kevin and all their friends and foes who make their way through Atlanta’s most fictional condo.
	HIV+ Me Chris Companik Web site			Honestly Ethel John D. Anderson Comicazee archive Washington Blade archive
An illustrated (okay, it’s a comic-strip) guide to living with HIV and AIDS.  These strips originally appeared in Atlanta AIDS Survival Project’s Survival Project News.			Telling the story of the relationship between David and Georgie, a gay couple in their twenties who have been together for several years.
	The Italian Cousin Serena Pillai Dyke’s World archive			Jane’s World Paige Braddock PB9 archive Washington Blade archive CyberDyke’s Cartoon Corner
A 14-page comic book story from Sardinian cartoonist Serena Pillai.			Paige’s comic observations of her friends, her dogs, her surroundings and pretty much anything else that comes within visual range of her sketchbook.  (Formerly known as “See Jane”.)
	Kyle’s Bed & Breakfast Greg Fox Web site			Lady Blue Bob Callahan, Hal Robins, andSpain Rodriguez Dark Hotel web site
North America’s favorite comic strip about a gay bed & breakfast.  (Actually, North America’s only comic strip about a gay bed & breakfast!)			A story of gay life in pre-war Germany.  (Part of the “Dark Hotel” series from Salon Magazine.)
	Leonard & Larry Tim Barela Go to Frontiers Newsmagazine, click San Francisco Edition, click CONTENTS, scroll to bottom of page, click leonard & larry.  (Strip’s URL changes each issue.)			The Mostly Unfabulous Social Life of Ethan Green Eric Orner Web site Washington Blade archive
The lives of Leonard Goldman and Larry Evans, a gay couple in a sometimes decidedly too-straight world.  Their day-to-day struggles and triumphs with family and friends, their loves, and their losses.			Welcome to the mostly unfabulous social life of Ethan Green, where dates are scarce, cats are cynical, and ex-boyfriends only get better looking.
	Murphy’s Manor Kurt Erichsen Web site			Out House Tiger Byrd Comicazee archive
Murphy’s Manor is the trés gay boarding house in Oh-So-Chic Black Swamp Ohio.  This strip features the story of Weekend Revolutionaries taking Gay Liberation into their own hands.			Everyone else knew that Tad was gay except the poor schlub himself.  He continues to freak out at every new gay experience that comes his way.
	Out There Elizabeth Davis Gay Place archive Gay Toons Syndicate page			Queer Nation Chris Cooper and John Dennis Web site
It was only after much urging that Elizabeth Davis put her pen to paper and recorded her day to day life that she found her true calling, and “Out There” was born.			Gays, zapped by the lambda rays in the fairy dust from the Q Comet’s tail, are developing incredible superpowers... and all but one of the world’s lesbians mysteriously disappeared over night!
	Sister Grim Catherine Doherty Comicazee archive			Spike Punk Dyke Comix Michele Lloyd Web site
Includes “The Trial of Butchy Barb.”			The adventures of Spike Punk Dyke.
	Victor Vancouver Shane Borley Web site			Wingin’ It: An Angel’s Story Greg Fox Web site
Strip from Vancouver, BC.			The comic strip about an angel named Steve who’s trying to figure out what it means to be an angel in this whacky world we live in.

Queer Single-Panel Cartoons

	Doodles X-Bear Web page			Gaytoons IGNUDI (John) Web page
Bear-oriented cartoons from England, by X-Bear.			Chronicles the observations and commentaries of “Buckminster Duck,”a gay duck on the path of self-discovery.  While transcending gay stereotypes, he exposes the vulnerabilities of gay life and life itself!
	such is LIFE! Earl Storm Web site			Triangle Woman Chris214 Web site
Chronicles the observations and commentaries of “Buckminster Duck,”a gay duck on the path of self-discovery.  While transcending gay stereotypes, he exposes the vulnerabilities of gay life and life itself!			Words of wisdom from Triangle Woman.

Mainstream Strips with Recurring Queer Content

	Doonesbury Garry Trudeau Web site			Fool’s Paradise Andy Hartzell Vegas Sun archive
Includes recurring gay couple Mark Slackmeyer and Chase Talbott, plus occasional topical subject matter which hits national levels.  Also featured Andy Lippincott, who died of AIDS on May 24, 1990.			Cast includes gay characters Walter Ego (All-American Sissy) and Bogie, plus occasional other gay content.
	For Better or for Worse Lynn Johnston United Features Syndicate archive “Lawrence Come Out” strips Article on the subject Another article on the subject			Rhymes with Orange Hilary B. Price King Features archive
Cast includes gay character Lawrence.			Off-the-wall humor, including occasional bits of queer content.

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