Hey, it’s a Wednesday — it’s Wednesday, right? — Pop Culture Fix! I

+ Netflix has signed a first-look deal with BOOM! studios, the comic book publisher behind so many of your favorite comic series and graphic novels, including Lumberjanes, Carly Usdin’s Heavy Vinyl and The Avant-Guards, Gaby Dunn’s Bury the Lede, and more! Maybe this is how Noelle Stevenson will follow-up She-Ra!

+ Hilarious queer stand-up specials to stream while you’re quarantined.

+ Amazon has added some free Sesame Street, HBO, and Warner Bros. movies to stream. (Related: Netflix stock reaches an all-time high as the average American is now streaming eight hours of content a day.)

+ Oprah is working on a special about COVID-19’s impact on Black America.

+ Grey’s was planning to kill of a major character at the end of season 17.

+ Emily VanDerWerff chatted with Vox’s Culture editor’s four-year-old daughter about Trolls World Tour and it is delightful!

+ I love you, Dolly Parton.

We wanted to make a bright, funny video that was just as cheery as the song. I think we did it! Watch the official music video for #ImGone now on my @YouTube channel 💗 https://t.co/mffeOtYW5p pic.twitter.com/JPpliifvoC

— Dolly Parton (@DollyParton) April 14, 2020

+ Over at O magazine, Wanda Sykes chats about her decision to come out after Proposition 8 passed in California in 2008.

+ From Nicole Sam over at Simon & Schuster’s Get Literary blog: Track by Track: 5 Books to Read after Listening to Halsey’s Manic album.

+ If you’re not watching Sue Bird and Megan Rapinoe’s #ATouchMore series on Instagram Live, you are seriously missing out.

+ CBS has cancelled God Friended Me.

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