![]() ![]() ![]() This is so cute and fun, and I wish there was more, but also it’s perfect as it is. When I finished volume 1, I thought “Sure, it seems pretty obvious it’s queer, but is it technically subtext?” Which would be okay! I still would have liked it! But volume 2 instantly makes it very clear that it’s queer. And, okay, maybe one of the cute alien contestants. But she takes the existence of aliens in stride, and concentrates on the competition. That’s when she realizes that this isn’t space- themed, it’s literally in outer space. What could be better? Peony agrees to be in a competitive cooking show, only to be transported onto the spaceship it’s being filmed on. This comic is an all-ages queer women comic about a competitive cooking show… in space. ![]() Just enough drama to keep you watching, but not enough to actually worry you. I love watching TV that is low stakes, and usually this is perfect. You can pick up (multiple!) comics as a kid and see queer representation in them! That would have blown my mind at 10 years old.Īnother niche I love hanging out in: reality cooking shows. But not only are they fun to read and usually have adorable art, they also make my heart full to think about how that exists in the world now. All ages queer lady-type comics are probably my favourite thing to read. ![]()
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