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January

February

  • Femslash February
  • LGBT History Month (UK)
  • Aromantic Spectrum Awareness Week - 19-25 February

March

  • Trans Comics Month
  • Bisexual Health Awareness Month
  • International Transgender Day of Visibility - 31 March
  • LGBT Health Awareness Week - 27-31 March

April

  • Day of Silence - 21 April
  • Lesbian Visibility Day - 26 April

May

  • International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia - 17 May
  • Pansexual and Panromantic Awareness and Visibility Day - 24 May

June

  • LGBT Pride Month
  • Stonewall Riots Aniversary - 28 June

July

  • Pink Dot SG - 1 July
  • Nonbinary Day - 14 July

August

  • National Girlfriends Day - 1 August

September

  • Bisexual Awareness Week
  • Celebrate Bisexuality Day (Bi Visibility Day) - 23 September

October

  • LGBT History Month (US)
  • National Coming Out Day - 11 October
  • Spirit Day - 19 October
  • Asexual Awareness Week
  • Intersex Awareness Day - 26 October

November

  • Transgender Awareness Week
  • Intersex Day of Remembrance (Intersex Solidarity Day) - 8 November
  • Transgender Day of Remembrance - 20 November

December

  • World AIDS Day - 1 December
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Recently, there’s been a ton of scandal surrounding the McHanzo Zine, Bullseye. But it isn’t an isolated case; zines scam people all the time, though it’s almost always restricted to the smaller ones. 

As someone who’s participated in well over a dozen zines, many of the smaller projects simply never contacted me again, had absolutely awful management, or worse, never sent out ordered items. Zines are based on trust, and it’s absolutely awful that some chose to betray it! So how do you know which ones you should apply or order from? Look for these:

  • Make sure that the organizer is not anonymous, and has their social media and handles blatantly available. If they are anonymous, there’s nearly a certain chance they’ll drop it mid-way. If it’s clear, see what they’re like as a person, or if they have a large following.
  • Make sure that the moderator has organized zines before. People who haven’t organized zines before don’t have experience and often don’t realize how difficult it can be. And if they do run other projects, are those actually complete?
  • Make sure there’s more than one mod. Oftentimes, IRL can cause problems; if there’s no one else to pick up the slack, that’s also a huge problem. (On the other hand, too many mods can make the zine disorganized!)
  • Communication: Has the moderator made relevant info available? And if you’ve been accepted, do they regularly email or update you?
  • Graphics: Do the graphics seem well-made and aesthetically pleasing? Product placement makes a huge difference when it comes to preorders, and can absolutely mean the difference between not breaking even and success. If their stuff looks like crap, so will the zine.
  • Professionalism: If they are not well-organized or professional, that’s a sign that they probably won’t be able to handle everything a zine throws at them, and may discriminate against certain ships or people. 
  • Where do profits go? This is pretty important, and needs to established early on. Will it be split among artists, or go to charity? 
  • Is there support? Does the application post have at the very least 300 notes? If not, what about other posts? If they don’t have a lot of notes or followers, that means that not many people will apply, and not many people will buy. That also means a much bigger risks of the project failing, and much less people holding them accountable if they do.

For people interested in making a zine but have no experience doing so, I strongly suggest moderating one before organizing your own!

That’s all I can think of right now! If there’s any questions, feel free to DM me. (If anyone else has any other suggestions, feel free to add.)

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Hey, creators of LGBTQ webcomics…

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Anyone else want to give me permission to make a post which uses sample pages from their webcomic to promote it?

They’re basically like this and this and this. I think these kinds of posts look good aesthetically and tend to catch attention better than simpler ones, but I don’t feel it’s appropriate for me to post whole pages from someone’s comic without their permission.

For the posts, I choose a handful of comic pages (or sometimes only one or two) that I think will best entice readers to click through and read the rest of the comic. I include the comic’s summary, links to where the comic can be read, and links to places people can buy merch or support through Patreon where applicable.

I can usually find everything I need on my own so all you need to do is give me permission if you like, but I’m also happy to take input from you if you want anything different or specific in your post (or for you to make the post yourself and send it in).

Send me an ask (not anon), a PM, or reply to this post if you’d like to give me permission to make a post promoting your LGBTQ webcomic which includes sample pages from your comic.

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START 2017 OFF RIGHT: DRAWING COMICS!!

#January Comics Month is a chill little challenge created by @noordzee, @internetkatze, and @pigeony back in 2014. We challenge ourselves to make a comic at least 15 pages long, and we’re inviting you to join us!

There are no rules or prizes, only the 15-page goal, and even then, we’re not gonna stop you if you go over or under! Style, content, color, fan/original work, collaboration… it’s all up to you! You can use it as an excuse to kick off that magnum opus you’ve been sitting on, or just a little one-shot you thought up last week.

You can post sketches, character sheets, progress, and finished pages to the #January Comics Month tag! During the month the three of us will be posting tips and tutorials and answering questions here at the @januarycomicsmonth blog, and you can also see everything we posted last year, of course!

We hope you join in and have fun!

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lgbtwebcomics: “ Sing the Moon Down - 36 Page short comic - Complete Sam is the shy and awkward new witch in a small town. After opening up his apothecary clinic, he meets Santiago, the local werewolf who struggles with issues of self identity....
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Sing the Moon Down - 36 Page short comic - Complete

Sam is the shy and awkward new witch in a small town. After opening up his apothecary clinic, he meets Santiago, the local werewolf who struggles with issues of self identity. Luckily, Sam is just the man for the job!

Sam is a transboy witch! Consider stepping into his story this month for transgender comics month!  

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