Bücher veröffentlicht von A.B.O. Comix

A.B.O. Comix is proud to publish the first full length comic book by longtime contributor Jamie Diaz. Two years in the making, Queer Angels and Devils: The Table of Immortals follows a trans woman and visual artist who is on a journey to attain immortality through her art. To succeed she must first be summoned to the Table of Immortals!

A.B.O. Comix Vol 7 of A Queer Prisoner's Anthology asked LGBTQ prisoners around the nation to present a solution to the problems they face, be it the prison industrial complex as a whole or an interpersonal issue they are struggling with. This anthology features the stories of over 35 currently-incarcerated queer and transgender people and is intended to broaden the abolitionist conversation. This book features both seasoned artists and first time comic-makers in a movement of prisoner solidarity unlike any other.

"This comic book is gratefully dedicated to the firefighters of the world who risk their lives to save others every time they answer the alarm."So says Spark Dalmatian, author of this original collection of slice-of-life comix following Spark the Firedog, lover and (fire)fighter. Follow Spark through scenes of workplace camaraderie, domestic bliss and the daily, precious moments of a life well-lived.This semi-autobiographical comix collection from the perspective of an incarcerated queer person in the furry community is the first of its kind, with the next installment already underway! Read on to find a fast friend in this "bouncy, happy-go-lucky spotty pup!"

Our second annual poetry anthology features contributions from fifteen queer and trans writers who are currently incarcerated. This collection of poems explores themes of Black resistance to the PIC, rock bottom and its aftermath, and the resilience that can be found from committing to love.Profits from this anthology will go directly to the poets' commissary accounts to help offset costs for food, clothing, art supplies, gender-affirming items, legal fees, medical copays, and more while they are imprisoned.

"Podlife is about life in prison with jokes adapted to fit. I see humor in nearly everything, including myself. It''s my sense of humor that keeps me sane, although those that know me disagree with the sane part. Life is too short not to laugh at it, especially at my age. I began a 38 year sentence at age 52. I discharge in 2041. I''ll be 91 that year. Laughter is all I have left."Podlife is a book of single-panel comics by Harold Lee, each representing a humorous depiction of a moment in time from the perspective of a bisexual prisoner incarcerated in Texas.