It's never quite felt like a better time to get Glitter Vipers out there into more hands. A neon noir, glitter grindhouse revenge fantasy, dealing with anti-queer rhetoric and the legitimacy of queer rage fighting back against it!

Glitter Vipers follows a Manchester based drag queen called Bi Phallicia as they form a street gang with their friends after they fall victim to a homophobic hate crime.

The gang protects the streets of the Gay Village by bashing back against the haters who's cause them harm. In the process, they discover a sinister conspiracy behind the rise in hate against the community and fight to burn it to the ground.

Available digitally through Kindle/ComiXology and my online store, and in print only at my store.

Read Glitter Vipers now!

LAST NINE HOURS TO SUPPORT!

Get the ENTIRE FIRST VOLUME collected in paperback for the first time at an INCREDIBLY LOW PRICE! Plus extras now like the Swimsuit Special Ashcan and new Pride logo pin as soon as they are ready! 

Support on Kickstarter now before it’s too late!

The Kickstarter is still going strong, and we’re fast approaching the mid-point of the campaign. 

The Pride Adventures issue 5 is the very first issue of brand new content since November 2016! Featuring stories by myself, Jon Cairns, Cem Iroz, Elizabeth Beals, Jon Scrivens, Rhys Wootton, Michael Stock, Ben Wilsonham and special guest, the fabulous Sina Grace!

There are tons of rewards options, including ways to get everything that has been released so far from The Pride, and now limited commission slots for both Cem Iroz and Elizabeth Beals! 

Some rewards are super limited, and some even all gone already, so you really should get in now while you can!

This issue is an important bridging point between the first volume of stories and the next volume, so if you are a fan of The Pride and it’s stories of LGBTQ+ superheroes fighting for representation, equality and justice, then please help us make this issue a reality! And please reblog and share!

Please support The Pride Adventures here!

Sina Grace and I got interviewed by Comicosity to discuss The Pride Adventures #5 (currently on Kickstarter), queer representation in comics and more! 

Check it out, and don’t forget to support us making more awesome Pride comics for all!

Looking at the swathe of cancellations in the Marvel March 2018 solicits, and the disturbing commonality between the titles: all had diverse and representational characters and creators involved.

Supergirl #19 will feature a major step-forward in diversity and representation with the introduction of a new non-binary character to the series.

Just a heads up, but if you would like to get The Pride book or comics in time for Christmas, I really recommend ordered ASAP to allow time to arrive. 

Order The Pride now right here!

Bringing LGBTQ+ superhero action adventures for everyone to enjoy!

The Pride Volume One On Sale Now!

We are getting close to the end of the 1,000 copy print run of The Pride Volume One Hardcover Edition, that contains all ten comics of The Pride and The Pride Adventures!

You can get the hardcover in print, or a digital version, at The Pride Online Store!

So please, if you would like some awesome LGBTQ+ superhero comic book action, check it and share and reblog!

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On a busy Thursday at New York Comic Con, surprisingly busy for the first day, we have ... Read More

The Pride got included alongside the likes of such incredible books like Kim & KIm, Iceman, The Backstagers, Moonstruck and Motor Crush. 

This is amazing, I am beyond happy to be part of this list!

The Babadook, who is a gay icon remember, has found love! His boyfriend? None other than the star of horror smash hit, It, Pennywise the Dancing Clown

Everyone is saying Thor: Ragnarok will have the Marvel Cinematic Universe's first openly gay character, but frankly, we're dubious.

We take a look at just why now is the time for a female Doctor on the long-running sci fi family drama, in response to negative criticism for the casting

Sir Ian McKellen, X-Men's Magneto, is also a little annoyed at the lack of LGBT representation in the incredibly popular superhero movies of today.

For Pride Month, take a look at some of the LGBTQ comics creators who are ones to watch in the future. These are the LGBTQ creators set to make waves!