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occasionally subtle

shark vs the universe
Peter Solarz

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KIROKAZE
trying on a metaphor

if i look back, i am lost
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taylor price
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Cosimo Galluzzi
noise dept.
ojovivo

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@shapesinmotion
this is the first time I’ve laughed today and that disgusts me
@atadbitmore
Her eyelid lag is like my all time fave thing.
GOD PLEASE WATCH THIS IF YOU HAVE NOT
why does this boy look like a human version of the comical version of satan
My new favorite gif.
shout-out to all the trans people that can’t or won’t post a selfie due to dysphora, due to not being out, due to any reason whatsoever that won’t let you. and happy day of transgender visibility!
Trans Women and Girls in Webcomics
Happy Transgender Day of Visibility!
Here is a selection of trans female characters from a range of comics. For more comics with trans female characters, look through our tumblr tag and our tagpacker. Reblog with your own trans female characters or your webcomic favorites!
Vivian from STATIC
By @pittssmitts
A comic about 15 year old transgirl Vivian Soomin-Kim living in the afterIife after her death.
Prill from Witchy
By Ariel Ries (@arielries)
The story of a young witch named Nyneve. Terrified of the Guard, and of being enlisted, she hides her long hair from everyone but her mother.
Chau from ShootAround
By suspu (@suspucious)
A comic about high school girls in a zombie apocalypse, where they try to focus on living instead of surviving.
Maria from Bad Bad Things
By Avery Graham and Ben Semmelhack
A dystopian horror coming of age story about magic, friendship, adventure and shitty teenagers doing the best they can.
Claire from Questionable Content
By Jeph Jacques (@jephjacques)
An online comic strip that is ostensibly about romance, indie rock, little robots, and the problems people have.
Ginny from Pretty Heart Bouquet
By E Hetrick Jackson (@eshiel)
A magical girl webcomic about a cute girl named Ginny, a mysterious cat named Beck, and a reluctant mentor named Lilly.
Fenic from Goodbye to Halos
By Valerie Halla (@valeriehalla)
An action-adventure modern fantasy webcomic with an entire cast of queer characters, starring a gay trans girl and her weird friends!
Kate from Sharp Zero
By @robotsharks
Elliot, a delinquent indie rock musician, gets caught up in the world of vigilantism through an unexpectedly stupid accident.
Rolly from Rock and Riot
By Chelsey Furedi (@cheriiart)
A webcomic following the tales of two opposing teenage gangs in the 1950s with an LGBTQ theme.
Carla from Dumbing of Age
By David Willis (@itswalky)
A webcomic about college freshmen in the girls wing within a co-ed dorm at Indiana University, learning everything about life and themselves usually in the most difficult ways.
Charlie from Khaos Komix
By Tab Kimpton (@discordcomics)
A queer epic tale featuring 8 teenagers. (complete)
Chloe and Alice from The Blue Valkyrie
By Emily Riesbeck (@emilyriesbeck) and David John Mitchell
A comic about a queer/trans superhero!
here’s a few more!
Sydney from As the Crow Flies
By Melanie Gillman (@pigeonbits)
A story about Charlie — a queer 13 year old girl who finds herself stranded in a dangerous place: an all-white Christian youth backpacking camp.
Rosemaster from Cucumber Quest
By Gigi D.G. (@gigidigi)
A comic about bunny kids going on adventures and having fun.
Iris from NEOKOSMOS
By Shelby Cragg (@shelbycragg), Amber Rogers (@egomatter), and Adrienne Garcia (@paperseverywhere)
A sci-fi adventure webcomic about kids in space.
how to wake me up: you don't
on transgender day of visibility
Remember those who can’t be visible.
Remember those who have been visible, and paid the price.
Remember those who are kept invisible by a violently transphobic, transmisogynistic society.
Remember our invisible trans siblings.
me, holding the ball: Im abt to drop it