I didn't love a lot of these stories. They were fine, not my cuppa.

But I looooved "Miss Sasha Velour Goes to Wal*Mark". ( )

A fun, cute, sad, but mostly eclectic barrage of LGBTQ comics from some brilliant and often little-known minds. Some stories act as eye-openers to a culture and lifestyle completely unknown to you. Some will be probably be painfully close to home and you may have difficulty getting through even a four page comic spread because it drips with shared experiences. A few of these stories will make absolutely no sense whatsoever while others will speak to you across time and space. In the end, it's probably the most diverse, fascinating LGBTQ comic anthology you'll ever pick up. ( )