Today we’re covering Sakaomi Yuzaki’s She Loves to Cook, and She Loves to Eat: a gorgeous, sweet yuri manga about true love as an adult (staying home and cooking heaping portions of delicious food together).
Surely the crone, who has survived so much, will know how to survive our present hellscape. And so we present our top ten 2022 Crones of the Year.
Turning Red stealthily sums up Mei Lin’s relationship with her mother through a surprising and colorful motif: Mei’s relationship with her Tamagotchi.
I used to call and email my senators, but they tend to brag about the tearful missives they get from people like me. So rather than giving Senator Cruz’s office the satisfaction of making me cry again, here are a few (mostly) less ineffectual ways for me to pass the time.
Hello to everyone out there struggling, there’s a lot of us right now! We’re starting off with some abortion access and protest tips, and then sharing the things that bring us a little joy through it all.
When I watched Turning Red for the first time, I had an idea about what to expect. Disney/Pixar have rooted themselves as the prime creators
In this short comic, Jaime unpacks the alluring combination of gothic tropes and queer love in some of his favorite stories.
At the hotel, the receptionist says, “I’m afraid that the only open room… is a double.”
Mitsuomi and Yamato look at each other nervously. “Huh?”
SpiritFarer is a game that holds you (kind of literally). It gave me room to feel loss, frustration and grief in a setting humming with comfort and warmth.
Now that we have confirmation of a second season, I’m getting a little taste of the nerves book fans must have felt two years ago. How can they continue the story without uprooting the happily-ever-after?
To celebrate the release of Sailor Moon Eternal: The Movie, Ashley and CC reunited to laugh, cry, and have a few galaxia-brain moments along the way.
Hello and welcome to a very special edition of Life Goals, Wife Goals.
