Did you know oak trees are both male and female and belong in the family Quercus (“queercus”) ;) And that they help their offspring by sharing nutrients and fungi?
Did you know oak trees are both male and female and belong in the family Quercus (“queercus”) ;) And that they help their offspring by sharing nutrients and fungi?
We are BACK! Welcome to 2021, #Wickling fans. It’s going to be a big year!
Wandavision drops this month, King In Black: Wiccan and Hulkling comes out in March, the Young Avengers are sloooowly creeping into the MCU and we’re back at making comics!
First thing’s first: we reached a VERY special milestone over the holidays.
ONE! HUNDRED! FOLLOWERS! Thank you to everyone who has followed, liked, commented, and shared our work. We’re so happy to have you here!
What better way to celebrate the big than with a special guest star?
When we started the comic we were really keen on celebrating Billy’s Jewish roots—a Hanukkah comic was a MUST.
At first we thought about telling the story of Teddy’s first celebration with the Kaplans but the idea of Tommy as the outsider struck like lightning and we couldn’t let him go.
For context: this takes place in the pocket of time after Children’s Crusade when Billy [spoilers] gives up superhero life for awhile.
My bearded dragon is actually a tiny eccentric art collector. She has all of the tiny art. The bearded dragon community is in awe of her collection, but she’s a recluse and declines media attention. As we speak, a tiny team of reptile art thieves are planning a tiny heist.
I commissioned my friends to make art because I had my going-out budget from the pandemic to burn and I am friends with and have worked with many artists who are struggling in today’s economic climate. If any of this art made you happy, PLEASE check out the creator! Many of these folks are queer and/or PoC and/or members of marginalized genders, and all of them could use any love and support y'all want to throw their way ❤️
I originally drew this as an f-you to this platform and its reductive half-assed prudery and “female-presenting nipples” … but for some reason I just really feel like putting it up here now.
(P.S. - fuck off, TERFs. You’re not welcome here.)
happy pride to people who are terrified of coming out. happy pride to people who come out over and over as they meet new people. happy pride to people who are comfortable not telling everyone how they identify. happy pride to people who are planning to come out soon, happy pride to people who were forcibly outed, happy pride to people who look at their openly queer brothers and sisters and siblings with an odd, aching kind of jealousy, happy pride to people who think they will never be able to come out safely, happy pride to people who have one foot out and the other still in the closet, happy pride to people who have never been able to say the words out loud, happy pride to people who are celebrating alone, happy pride to people who come out everyday just by virtue of existing. ily
![A rectangular page with two images. At the very top are the words "We took different roads...", beneath which are a cluster of pride pins bearing different pride flags. Left to right, top to bottom, those flags are: butch, polyamorous, futch, asexual, trans, sapphic, genderfluid, aromantic, transmasc, nonbinary, transfemme, bi lesbian (new), bi lesbian (original), femme, intersex, achillean. Next is an image of a group of 5 non-white people of varying body types and skin tones who each wear some of the pins from the above cluster on their jackets (their detailed descriptions are given in the next paragraph). Behind the group is the orange-white-pink lesbian flag. Beneath them, at the bottom of the screen are the words "...but found the same home". [end of general description] [clothing description of each person]: From left to right, top to bottom: Person 1 presents wearing a crimson red, sporty-looking jacket. They have light beige skin, bright brown eyes, and short, straight brown hair parted at the middle with reddish dyed bangs hanging to each side. They are waving and wearing the butch, trans, and transfemme pins. Person 2 has smoky grey brown hair that is long at the front as a pair of braids by their ears, but is shaved into an undercut around the rest of their head. Their bangs are wavy, and parts of their hair is dyed a teal green. They have a medium copper like tone with bright orange-brown eyes, are holding up a peace hand gesture, and wearing a salmon crop jacket on which is pinned the genderfluid, achillean, sapphic, and bi lesbian (new design) pins. Person 3 has a rounded chin and fatter neck, and sports facial hair under their nose and jaw. They have a deeply tanned complexion, dark brown eyes, and short choppy blue hair that hangs off to one side and is shaved on the other. Their jacket is orange and wears the intersex, trans, and transmasc pins. Person 4 has voluminous, wavy curly auburn hair and aurburn eyes with a medium beige complexion, darker facial freckles, and square glasses. They have a light peach blazer jacket with the futch, nonbinary, and aromantic pins. Person 5 has a deep brown complexion, medium bown eyes and long hair that has been styled into locks where each lock has been dyed varying saturations of lavender so that some are more slate toned while others are more purple. They wear a soft pink hoodie jacket with the ace, femme, polyam, and original bi lesbian flag pins.](https://64.media.tumblr.com/e9f4cc2487570096516da348b6a964cc/0d1a4db2aacb9fd6-2c/s640x960/a8afdb4bad0a49991399e5a54d4ccfa6d84baa53.png)
