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Baopu #133: Every Goodbye Is Temporary

A departure can feel like any other day, but it marks a new beginning. Soon, it’s time to meet again.

Yao Xiao

Mar 22, 2025

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Reine #14: New Ways Of Crying

Y’Know what I miss? Crying in public. A human emotion, shared with fellow humans.

Ren Strapp

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Oct 31, 2020

A two-panel drawn comic in blue hues. In int the Lakeview Crew spreads out 6ft apart on a blanket. A queer with vampire teeth takes a microphone and welcomes everyone to the first socially distanced scary costume contest!

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The Lakeview Crew #8: Halloween Spooktacular!

Your first ever socially distanced Halloween party is in the works!

Emma Rust

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Oct 24, 2020

In a two panel hand-drawn comic, Dickens' next-door-neighbor comes over to ask if Dickens has a plan to vote. Dickens quickly shhhhs them, because they are afraid someone else is listening in.

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Foolish Child #83: Election Anxiety

One can never be too careful in 2020…

Dickens

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Oct 21, 2020

Feature image showing one of the coloring pages -- a person wearing a thong with a heart shaped tattoo on their butt that says "pervert" -- surrounded by colorful peaches and leaves!

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Butt Week Coloring Pages!

Coloring pages of God’s greatest gift to humankind: butts!

Archie

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Oct 17, 2020

A person stands covered from head-to-toe in fluffy white balls, almost like snow, against a pink background.

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Baopu #78: One Day, I May Forget You

Letting go of certain past memories is bittersweet, comical, and inevitable all at the same time.

Yao Xiao

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Oct 10, 2020

Dickens and their friends discuss their attraction for a certain child's television star, but who it is remains a mystery... for now.. (Three hand drawn characters of color talking against a green background in a two panel comic)

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Foolish Child #82: It’s the Imaginary Blue Dog for Me

“I know y’all not in here watching Blue’s Clues like it’s porn. Bunch of weirdos.”

Dickens

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Oct 7, 2020

Two queer humans sit at home. One of them, a masc cutie with a undercut and their hair in a stubby ponytail, scrolls on their phone. Their partner, a femme in short purple shorts and long black hair, looks at them while worrying over their laundry basket.

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Reine #13: Distraction

I need a distraction from the thing that’s distracting me.

Ren Strapp

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Oct 3, 2020

In a two-panel drawn comic, Dickens and a friend sit together on a couch against a green background. The friend asks Dickens, "Can I ask you a highly personal question? Do you consider yourself gay? lesbian? queer?" In response, Dickens jokes "Oh, Thank Helena" in reference to the TV show Warehouse 13.

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Foolish Child #81: Labels

“I don’t know. I can’t keep up with all the rules and definitions and the gatekeep-iness.”

Dickens

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Sep 30, 2020

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Baopu #133: Every Goodbye Is Temporary

Reine #14: New Ways Of Crying

The Lakeview Crew #8: Halloween Spooktacular!

Foolish Child #83: Election Anxiety

Butt Week Coloring Pages!

Baopu #78: One Day, I May Forget You

Foolish Child #82: It’s the Imaginary Blue Dog for Me

Reine #13: Distraction

Foolish Child #81: Labels

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