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2026 Challenge - Advanced > 46 - A sapphic comic

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message 1: by L Y N N (last edited Nov 02, 2025 03:04PM) (new)

L Y N N (book_music_lvr) | 5015 comments Mod
A sapphic comic

I usually don't read 'comics', so this will be a challenge for me... I trust everyone will contribute to the Listopia to help!! 😁

Listopia: A sapphic comic


message 2: by Dubhease (new)

Dubhease | 736 comments I assume graphic novels are included in comics?


message 3: by Brandon (new)

Brandon Harbeke | 757 comments Mystique and Destiny are married in the last decade or so of X-Men comics, so I will probably use one of those issues.


message 4: by Laura Ruth (new)

Laura Ruth Loomis | 392 comments Anything by Alison Bechdel works. She's best known for Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic and a 90s-era lesbian soap opera called Dykes to Watch Out For.


message 5: by Jennifer W (new)

Jennifer W | 1933 comments Huh, somehow my brain read this as "a sapphic comedy", I shall need to rethink my attack!


Bluebelle-the-Inquisitive (Catherine) (bluebelle-the-inquisitive) | 90 comments Dubhease wrote: "I assume graphic novels are included in comics?"
I'm going with yes. To me, I feel like they were aiming for the visual format idea.


message 7: by Ruth (new)

Ruth | 20 comments I'll most likely end up reading the next release of She Loves to Cook, and She Loves to Eat, Vol. 1 for this one, but lots of great yuri manga out there. Doughnuts Under a Crescent Moon, Vol. 1 was another series I really loved. Adding some of the series I've read or have on my tbr to the Listopia!


message 8: by Michele (new)

Michele Olson | 155 comments My first thought was a comic of the stand-up variety, so maybe an autobiography/memoir.


message 9: by Sasha (new)

Sasha  Wolf (sashajwolf) | 295 comments I'm also assuming that graphic novels are included, since it's such a porous distinction. I had two on my TBR that fit:

Goat Magic
Navigating With You


message 10: by Karen (new)

Karen Witzler (kewitzler) | 157 comments Alison Bechdel - Are You My Mother?: A Comic Drama -- includes a mini history of psychology and psychoanalysis - rich and deep.

and her recent The Secret to Superhuman Strength - which I am assured by other readers here includes Pilates for that other prompt.

I also have hopes for :

I Love Led Zeppelin by Ellen Forney

The One Hundred Nights of Hero by Isabel Greenberg


message 11: by Acidic Quagga (new)

Acidic Quagga (acidicquagga) | 95 comments Succulent Trans-inclusive Sapphic Erotic Comics by Niki Smith
I'll be reading Succulent: Trans-inclusive Sapphic Erotic Comics by Multiple Authors.


message 12: by Jennifer (last edited Nov 03, 2025 10:13PM) (new)

Jennifer T. (jent998) | 265 comments If graphic novels aren’t your thing, I have 3 different ones for you.

If you want a sweet little romance I recommend:
Bingo Love by Tee Franklin

If you want something more supernatural and thriller based (with werewolves) I recommend:
Squad by Maggie Tokuda-Hall

For a hug in comic form I recommend:
The Tea Dragon Society (Tea Dragon, #1) by Kay O'Neill


message 13: by Bea (new)

Bea | 725 comments Sasha wrote: "I'm also assuming that graphic novels are included, since it's such a porous distinction. I had two on my TBR that fit:

Goat Magic
Navigating With You"


Thanks for the recommend, Sasha. I will be reading Goat Magic.


message 14: by Ellen (new)

Ellen Marcolongo | 105 comments I am going to read The Essential Dykes To Watch Out For by Alison Bechdel by Alison Bechdel.


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message 16: by Ellie (new)

Ellie (patchworkbunny) | 1803 comments I just got a bundle of Critical Role comics, so I'm hoping either Critical Role: The Mighty Nein Origins: Yasha Nydoorin or Critical Role: The Mighty Nein Origins: Beauregard Lionett will work.


message 17: by Nadine in NY (new)

Nadine in NY Jones | 10052 comments Mod
AF wrote: "I found this helpful:
https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/1..."




That was such a helpful list that I now have TOO MANY sapphic comics on hold at my library LOL!!

Thank you, because I wasn't SUPER thrilled with my first choice, seeing all these other options helped a lot.


message 18: by Cyndy (new)

Cyndy (cyndy-ksreader) | 164 comments We always called them comic books, but this doesn't use the word book. I'm wondering why the author can't be a sapphic comic?


message 19: by Sasha (new)

Sasha  Wolf (sashajwolf) | 295 comments Cyndy wrote: "We always called them comic books, but this doesn't use the word book. I'm wondering why the author can't be a sapphic comic?"

Love the lateral thinking! Go for it, if that suits your interests better.


message 20: by Cyndy (new)

Cyndy (cyndy-ksreader) | 164 comments Sasha wrote: "Cyndy wrote: "We always called them comic books, but this doesn't use the word book. I'm wondering why the author can't be a sapphic comic?"

Love the lateral thinking! Go for it, if that suits you..."


That's what I'm going for, Amber Ruffin has written a couple of books. Watch PopSugar plug my loophole next year!


message 21: by Laura Ruth (new)

Laura Ruth Loomis | 392 comments That's what I'm going for, Amber Ruffin has written a couple of books. Watch PopSugar plug my loophole next year!"

If you're also doing the 52 book club challenge, her book You'll Never Believe What Happened to Lacey: Crazy Stories about Racism fills the "author's dog mentioned in bio" prompt.


message 22: by Brandon (new)

Brandon Harbeke | 757 comments X-Men: The Wedding Special (2024) #1 has romance, action, humor, and a variety of creative teams working on it. It also has some interviews, retrospective, and a couple of related reprints. I give it 4 stars.


message 23: by Ruth (new)

Ruth Lanton (ruthla8) | 180 comments Cyndy wrote: "We always called them comic books, but this doesn't use the word book. I'm wondering why the author can't be a sapphic comic?"

I love this idea! I just don't do well on graphic novels- I want to read the words or I won't get lost in the story.

This could even work with a CHARACTER being a sapphic comic!


message 24: by Diana (new)

Diana (candystripelegs) | 261 comments Ruth wrote: "Cyndy wrote: "We always called them comic books, but this doesn't use the word book. I'm wondering why the author can't be a sapphic comic?"

I love this idea! I just don't do well on graphic novel..."


If you want to run with the idea of a character being a sapphic comic, I just read Most Wonderful. It follows three siblings at Christmas and one is a stand-up comic.


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