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A Trans Webcomic Masterpost
Want to learn about more webcomics? Look through my webcomic library here!
Have I not read one of the comics you love? Submit me your faves here!
(Also here’s a template for peeps to submit their comics with!)
Did I miss anything in my list? Have a masterlist you wanna see? Just wanna say hi? Send me an ask here!
If you enjoy any of these webcomics I encourage you to reblog this post or reblog their works. All of these wonderful creators deserve to have their stories seen and heard and you can help by just showing other people how amazing they are!
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Alphabet Soup ( @alphabetsoupcomic) ( Warning:Self Harm, Suicide)
Created by Emma Oosterhous
Summary: This is a webcomic about YOU and your queer experiences. From coming out to romance to everyday struggles, we’re chronicling it all.
- Has stories from Trans Women, Trans Men, Nonbinary, Genderfluid, and Demigender People!
Godsblood ( @godsbloodcomic) (Site) (Tapastic)
Created by Fisher VanKirk ( @fishervk)
Summary: When Rivinie wakes up in the forest with a magical seal around her neck, she has no choice but to seek help. As she travels with Barlowe, a soldier-turned-guide, and Washa, the callous witch of the woods, she finds that her search for a cure goes deeper than expected.
- Has Trans Women and Trans Men Characters!
Goodbye to Halos (Site)
Created by Valerie Halla ( @valeriehalla) (Patreon)
Summary: Goodbye to Halos is an action-adventure modern fantasy webcomic with an entire cast of queer characters, starring a gay trans girl and her weird friends!
- Has Trans Women Main Character!
Khaos Komix (Site) ( Warning: Nudity, sexual content, Transphobia, Homphobia, Rape)
Created by Tab Kimpton (patreon)
Summary: a coming of age queer romance epic over 500 pages telling the stories of 8 teenagers.
- Has Trans Woman and Trans Man Main Characters!
Rain (Smackjeeves) (Comic Fury) (Warning: Transphobia, homophobia, teen pregnancy)
Created by Jocelyn Samara DiDomenick
Summary: Rain is a slice-of-life/comedy/drama that follows the life of a teenage transgender girl named Rain, as she attempts to go through her senior year in high school identifying only as a woman. Along the way, she makes friends with an eclectic bunch of people of varying orientations and gender identities. See their stories filled with silly humor, teenage angst, occasional adult angst, copious amounts of love triangles, mockery of product names, complex relationships, tons and tons of dialogue, and sometimes a cute, little bunny.
- Has Trans Women Main Character with other Trans Women, Trans Men, and Genderfluid Characters!
The Blue Valkyrie ( @bluevalkyriecomic) (Tapastic) (Comic Rocket)
Written By Emily Riesbeck ( @emilyriesbeck) (Patreon) and Art by David John Mitchell (Site)
Summary: Chloe Ritter was your ordinary queer, trans woman in Cream City. But when she suffers a traumatic experience at the hands of an old acquaintance, she discovers she has extraordinary abilities. With the help of her girlfriend, she dons a mask and begins protecting Cream City as The Blue Valkyrie. But it’s not easy to be a superhero: when community activists and ruthless businessmen go head to head, Chloe will have to discover what kind of hero the world truly needs.
- Has Trans Women Main Character!
Validation (Site)
Created by Christian Beranek ( @christianberanek) (Patreon) Kelci Crawford (Site) ( @kelcid) (Patreon) and Nick Beranek (Site)
Summary: Validation is the story of Ally, a transgender girl doing her best to live a fulfilling day-to-day life.
- Has Trans Women and Trans Men Characters
Waterlily (Site) (Warning: Dysphoria)
Created by Tatiana Fiermonte ( @de-la-firemountain)
Summary: Waterlily is a short comic about a trans girl who grew up swimming and loving the water, but eventually had to leave it behind due to her body dysphoria and eventual transition. Deciding she’s ready to swim again, she and her girlfriend take a trip out to the beach, but, well… it’s not that simple.
- Trans Woman Main Character!
Capsilade ( @capsilade)
Created by Xaan ( @xaandiir)
Summary: Capsilade follows the lives of five queer twenty-year-olds who are trying to figure out their place in the world while getting into humorous situations and other drama.
- Follows the life of a
Bigender Character and their Trans Woman, Trans Man, Demigirl, and Agender Friends!
Cucumber Quest (Site)
Created by Gigi D.G.
Summary: a comic about bunny kids going on adventures and having fun
- Includes Trans Woman Character!
Demon House (Tapastic) ( @demon-house)
Created by Joanne Kwan (Patreon) (Ko-Fi)
Summary: Tula is a student just trying to get through her senior year of college. Little does she know that her new rental is inhabited by demons. Juggling her social life and these new roommates should be no problem.
Demon Street (Hiveworks) ( @demonstreet)
Created by Aliza Layne ( @alizabug) (Patreon)
Summary: three months ago, a few human neighborhoods from all over earth disappeared, leaving doorways to another world in their place. raina walks through one in search of her parents, her house, and all her neighbors, now missing. kate and celine escaped the stolen street and the human world, creating a new life for themselves in a city of monsters and magic.now sep, 12 years old and a goofy, self-taught explorer, stumbles into this intrigue months later than everyone else. he gets swept into raina’s quest, developing disquieting magic ties in the process.demon street is a fantasy adventure story about a world where human names can be traded or stolen away. kids fly on enormous winged ants, explore swamps and forests and a huge city, befriend monsters, fight horrible lizard swarms, and get crushes on each other. It’s about quests and monsters and magic and choices.
- Includes Trans Women and Nonbinary Characters!
Griefer Belt ( @grieferbeltcomic) (Tapastic) (Comic Rocket) (Warning: Sexual Nudity, Blood/gore)
Created by Kalesbug ( @kalesbug) (Patreon)
Summary: Scott works for The Belt, a black market company that deals in harvesting
and trading human organs. His boss and partner (in crime), Lars Van Allen
is heir to the organization but lacks certain abilities to properly run a business.
- Includes Trans Women and Nonbinary Characters!
Les Normaux (Tapastic) ( @lesnormaux)
Created by Knight JJ ( @theartofknightjj) (Patreon) and AI ( @alababwa)
Summary: Les Normaux follows the life of a bunch of supernatural beings living in Paris after a human wizard named Sebastien moved to the city.
They each tell their own side of the story in their respective diaries.
- Includes Trans Women, Agender, and Demigender Characters!
Monsters Crowd Creatures Call ( @monsterscrowdcreaturescall) (Tapastic)
Created by Void ( @trashyvoid)
Summary: Set in a fictional town called Havenhart, located in Indiana around 1984, MCCC follows the life of young monster teenagers and the threat of hunters
- Includes Trans Women, Trans Men, and Nonbinary Characters!
Rock and Riot ( @rockandriotcomic)(Tapastic)
Created by Chelsey Furedi ( @cheriiart) (Patreon)
Summary: Rock and Riot follows the tales of two opposing teenage gangs in the 1950s with an LGBTQ theme!
- Includes Trans Women, Nonbinary, Agender, Genderfluid, bigender, and Demiboy characters!
Seal Girl and Friends ( @sealgirlandfriends)
Written by Katie Cunningham ( @katieiscunning) and Art by Nicki Kaye ( @bluandorange) (Tip Jar) (Patreon)
Summary: A Story about a girl and her adventures with her magical powered friends!
Singmire Haze (Tapastic) (Warning: Sexual/Nonsexual Nudity)
Created by Nox.Fox (Patreon)
Summary: In the business-driven city of Singmire, jobless Finch quietly copes with life, until he gets to discover that his online boyfriend happens to be a changeling stuck in a childish body. As if it weren’t enough, aside from trying to cure himself, Soot also has plans to restore social justice in a decaying elven society…
- Includes Trans Women and Nonbinary Characters!
Sister Claire (Hiveworks) ( @sisterclaire) (Patreon)
Created by Ash and ( @summerlightning) Yamino ( @yamino)
Summary: Rife with nuns, Witches, magick, werewolves, cats, giant robot mechas, and blue angels who pop out of toilets to announce approaching apocalypses, Sister Claire is a webcomic about a young woman who leaves her quiet abbey to undergo a rigorous journey across a monster-riddled wilderness.
- Includes a Trans Woman Character!
Think that’s all the comics that have trans spectrum characters? Think again! 50 more comics below!
Webcomics are roughly what it says on the tin: comics, which are posted on the web!
So, are they just like comics in print, except online instead?
Kind of! There are a lot of comics online which are formatted very
similarly to print comics, and the reasons for this are varied.
Sometimes it’s because the creator intends to print them later, and it
makes this process easier if the pages are already laid out
appropriately. Sometimes it’s just because that is the type of comic
they enjoy reading, and which they’re inspired by.
So they’re like webtoons?
Yes and no. Webtoon is a brand name– a very popular brand, but just as not every can of soda is a coke, not all webcomics are webtoons, although arguably all webtoons are webcomics. They are, after all, sequentially illustrated and use many narrative conventions associated with comics (speech bubbles, panels, etc), and are published online.
But that’s far from the only type of webcomic out there! In the earliest days of webcomics, formats tended to be constrained by users’ bandwidth and limited monitor sizes, so simple art and layouts were a must, as well as small file sizes. But as technology improved and more people started reading and creating webcomics, people started to experiment and play with some of the options that digital formats have to offer. (In particular, use of animation, or of interactive elements such as components of the page that appear or change when a user hovers their mouse over a part of the graphic.)
During the run of the popular webcomic Homestuck, there were a number of updates whose content consisted of full-on video games within the browser screen, which would allow readers to use keyboard commands and mouse movements to control a sprite character and interact with an environment within the browser window, including dialogue trees with other characters, events, and so on. These were mainly coded in Adobe Flash, which has since ceased to be supported, making these games difficult to archive in playable form, but similar effects can be achieved with Javascript, as the popular stick-figure strip comic XKCD has used.
What do webcomics look like?
The style and format of many early webcomics were inspired by newspaper strips, and the daily posting schedule of a webcomic is a close approximation to the way in which newspaper serials were historically published, making it an easy fit. Some of the first webcomics to become widely read utilized this format, such as Penny Arcade. Many of these strip comics are comedy-centric, with each update being a new joke; sometimes, but not always, featuring a central cast of characters. Some comics used the format to branch out into longer ongoing stories, occasionally reaching beyond the comedy genre into fantasy or drama storylines, building dedicated and passionate fan bases as they went.
As the medium became more widely known, more and more different styles and approaches began to appear. For every genre or style of physical comic or graphic novel, there are now webcomics utilizing similar storytelling approaches. Some are inspired by western comic books; by bande dessinee or other European books; photo collages (fumetti), or by manga.
Some webcomics will release a single horizontal row of 3-4 panels in an update. Some may release a full page with 6-10 panels or more, filled with painstaking detail, Some may update with animations, or a single panel at a time almost like a storyboard. And still others use the infinite canvas of the digital screen to create a vertical scroll for the reader to read, which can contain the equivalent amount of content as 2-10 ‘standard’ comic book pages.
What kind of content or themes do webcomics contain?
Hoo boy everything under the sun, huh
Because of the nature of webcomics being without the need of a traditional publisher, the content created has an enormous range in artistic freedom. Many webcomics are more intimate, passion projects that take advantage of the flexibility provided without boundaries, making it an excellent outlet for anyone to create to their heart’s content. The stories vary from a traditional comic style approach with a long running cast and story, auto-bios from the artist’s experience, gag strips, animated games, and much more!
So, ultimately:
They are what they are!
Webcomics are in the name, comics published on the web. Varying in artistic quality, format, content, and style, this medium of comic has a diverse range of stories and possibilities. With a large majority free to read, webcomics are both accessible and abundant!
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