8 New LGBTQ Graphic Novels You Don’t Want To Miss

Based on her own experiences with dating, this graphic memoir follows Mieri in her quest to find a fellow butch to date. But all her previous crushes have ended in disaster. Things seem to be looking up when her newest crush, Ash, returns her feelings. But dating soon turns to heartbreak, and Mieri is determined to win Ash back, whatever it takes. It’s a story that’s equal parts hilarity and heartbreak.

Lady Camembert has no interest in marrying — at least not a man — so when her father dies and the law of the land insists a woman cannot inherit, she disguises herself and moves to the capital as Count Camembert. There, she meets the activist-minded princess, Brie, who makes laying low in her new disguise seem almost impossible. Will Princess Brie like Camembert for who she truly is? Only time will tell.

The Great British Baking Show meets magical boarding school in this adorable graphic novel about two girls attending Porta Bella Magiculinary Academy. Basil and Arabella are instantly smitten with each other when they meet on the first day of senior year, but Arabella is hiding a secret that could derail their relationship and all their preparations for the upcoming culinary festival.

This slice-of-life comic from the creator of Catboy and Hell Phone follows four twenty-somethings through all their trials and tribulations. There’s introspective Nana, hypersexual Bunny dealing with her religious trauma, queer video content creator Tula, and the mom friend Sadie. Their day to day lives are messy, relatable, sometimes cringe-worthy, and oh-so-funny.

In the second book in this spacefaring series, Pan and her Cosmoknight friends must face the fact that there may be no one right way to free the princesses of the universe. But that doesn’t mean they’re about to stop trying! Pan trains with Cass to improve her fighting skills, Kate butts heads with the new princess aboard the ship, and Cass and Bee come to terms with the fact that they’re no longer in this alone. Plus! We finally find out what happened to Pan’s childhood best friend, Tara.

A princess accepts a marriage alliance in order to save her beleaguered country after pirates ravage their trade routes. But much to Amelia’s surprise, she ventures into the court of her betrothed to find that she is not marrying the prince of Iliad, but the newly crowned queen. As new feelings are awakened in Amelia, she must battle her anxiety disorder before she can face the sorrow behind her new wife’s eyes, even as war looms just beyond the horizon.