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acesincomics · 11 months

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New Graphic Novels!

The Dog Knight, the first of the graphic novel series by demisexual creators Jeremy Whitley @jeremywhitley and Bre Indigo @breindigo, with colors by Melissa Capriglione @mcapriglione-art, is out now!

Available from Macmillan

Frankie knows who they are. They’re a drummer, they’re nonbinary, and they’re… the Dog Knight? One day Frankie is a relatively normal middle schooler, with relatively normal challenges, like finding the perfect outfit to wear during their drum solo during the upcoming band concert. The next, they save a friendly golden retriever from bullies and suddenly find themselves in a giant magical doghouse, with a funny looking helmet, talking to a group of dog superheroes called the Pawtheon about a job offer. If Frankie can prove that they possess the six dog virtues of loyalty, kindness, honesty, justice, stubbornness, and smell, they will be named the Dog Knight and be given the power to fight alongside the Pawtheon and save the world from the forces of chaos. Maybe there is more to Frankie than they thought?

Nadia from The Dog Knight is ace.

Bre Indigo's second recently released graphic novel, Northranger with Rey Tercier, is a teen summer gothic romance.

Available from HarperCollins

Cade has always loved to escape into the world of a good horror movie. After all, horror movies are scary—but to Cade, a closeted queer Latino teen growing up in rural Texas—real life can be way scarier. When Cade is sent to spend the summer working as a ranch hand to help earn extra money for his family, he is horrified. Cade hates everything about the ranch, from the early mornings to the mountains of horse poop he has to clean up. The only silver lining is the company of the two teens who live there—in particular, the ruggedly handsome and enigmatic Henry. But as unexpected sparks begin to fly between Cade and Henry, things get…complicated. Henry is reluctant to share the details of his mother’s death, and Cade begins to wonder what else he might be hiding. Inspired by the gothic romance of Jane Austen’s Northanger Abbey and perfect for fans of Heartstopper and Bloom comes a modern love story so romantic it’s scary.

Both are great reads for Pride Month!

#The Dog Knight #Northranger #graphic novel #lgbtqia+ comics #queer comics #ace creators #acespec creators #demisexual creators #ace characters #asexual characters

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haveyoureadthiscomic-poll · 5 months

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#northranger #ray terciero #bre indigo #graphic novel #graphic novels #indie comics #lgbt comic #mlm comic #queer comics #gay #gay men

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wormwoodandhoney · 9 months

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just read northranger by rey terciero and illustrated by bre indigo which is a modern gay retelling of northanger abbey set on a ranch in texas. it's a graphic novel and super cute, highly recommend!

#northranger #northanger abbey #jane austen #books #book recs #i may make a graphic but graphics based on comics/graphic novels are hard!

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lgbtqreads · 8 months

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Happy Latinx Heritage Month 2023!

Happy Latinx Heritage Month! As usual, we’re celebrating with some books by Latinx authors and starring queer Latinx main characters! For even more recs, check out last year’s post! To Read Now Young Adult Burn Down, Rise Up by Vincent Tirado For over a year, the Bronx has been plagued by sudden disappearances that no one can explain. Sixteen-year-old Raquel does her best to ignore it. After all,…

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ashleybenlove · 1 month

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Found this and apparently it's a queer story set in Texas and inspired by Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen.

#ashleybenlove posts #Northranger #[adds another book to the list]

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iwouldneverletyouinmyvip · 4 months

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yo does anyone read Northranger here-

#oilrose #shitpost #:3 #northranger

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neuro-sparkly · 7 months

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Loving northranger so far 😭❤️

#northranger #lgbt books

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smashpages · 11 months

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Out this week: Northranger (Harper Alley, $18.99):

This YA graphic novel set on a rural Texas ranch details the coming-of-age story of two gay teens. It’s by Rey Terciero and Bre Indigo, and is inspired by Jane Austen’s Northanger Abbey.

See what else is arriving at your local comic book store this week.

#can't wait for comics #ncbd #graphic novels #new comics day #new comics #new comic book day #out this week #this week's comics #harper alley #northranger #rey terciero #bre indigo #jane austen

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kinziethings · 1 year

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REVIEW: Northranger by Rey Terciero

REVIEW: #Northranger by Rey Terciero @RexOgle illustrated by @breindigo_ is coming soon. Loved this! timely, authentic, sweet. #queergraphicnovels #LGBTQIA #GraphicNovels

“In this swoony and spooky teen summer romance graphic novel set on a Texas ranch, sixteen-year-old Cade Muñoz finds himself falling for the ranch owner’s mysterious and handsome son, only to discover that he may be harboring a dangerous secret. Cade has always loved to escape into the world of a good horror movie. After all, horror movies are scary–but to Cade, a closeted queer Latino teen…

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roesolo · 9 months

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More Graphic Novels - if you haven't read them, they're new to you!

Another graphic novel TBR rundown! Tales of a Seventh-Grade Lizard Boy, by Jonathan Hill, (Sept. 2022, Walker Books), $24.99, ISBN: 9781536216462 Ages 8-12 Tommy Tompkins is the new kid in town, and he’s from somewhere REALLY different: he’s a lizard person from beneath the earth! Beginning seventh grade in a new town is tough enough, but Tommy has an entirely new face and has to pretend to eat…

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folkloresthings · 9 months

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Can I get a Northranger Abbey? Carlos Sainz and brothers best friend trope? Perhaps like after years of knowing each other they just click?

LOVE this trope with both of the ferrari boys

ALL ALONG. ❨ carlos sainz x reader ❩

✩⡱ warnings: age gap, but nothing happens illegally

you had first met carlos when you were only nine years old. he was fourteen, and had come to your brothers birthday party in your back garden. you, the ever annoying little sister, hung around the older boys too much, eventually being shooed off by your brother. you had sulked in a corner, but carlos had snuck over with a slice of cake to cheer you up.

when you were fifteen, and carlos twenty, you’d gotten drunk for the first time. your brother was off with some girl, so carlos had held your hair while you threw up and tucked you into bed, a glass of water nearby for you.

when you were twenty, carlos twenty—five, you’d come with your brother to one of his races. you were just finished your first year of university, now a woman, and carlos had asked you a million questions about the course and your new city. he had his new girlfriend with him, and you had shown him pictures of the boy you were seeing back at uni.

now, you were twenty three. not long graduated, unemployed and enjoying the freedom that came after three long years of studying. you were travelling, with a few of your university friends, and just so happened to be in nice the same week the monaco grand prix was happening. you shot carlos a text and got on the first train to monte carlo for the day.

it had been three years since you’d seen him and he’d suddenly grown up quite a bit. more handsome, more manly. his hair had grown out a little and he’d been working on his muscles a lot more.

“you’re here!” he greeted you brightly, picking you up into a warm hug. the monaco sun was hot on your bare shoulders, now littered with freckles from travelling.

“i figured i’d come see you, since i was in the area.”

over coffee, then lunch, then drinks, the two of you sat and talked for hours. but something was different now. the way you looked at each other, the tension that fell every time you accidentally brushed hands. maybe it was because you were both single now. he was out of a long term relationship, and your days of flings were over. maybe he saw you as more than his best friends little sister, now that you were no longer a student and out in the real world.

either way, you were suddenly the most beautiful thing he’d every laid eyes on.

“how did i never know?” he whispered, at some point along your walk across the marina. it was dark, you were both a tad wine drunk, and your hand had slipped into his at some point.

“know what?” you asked, leaning into his side. you always got this close, but never with the same tingles along your skin.

“how perfect you are.” carlos stopped, turning to face you. the moon had settled in the sky, bathing the spaniard in a halo of light. he tucked a strand of hair behind your ear, finger following to graze along your cheek. “i should have known, all along.”

“we were younger then. stupid,” you shrugged, absentmindedly fiddling with the hem of his shirt. “i did have a huge crush on you, though.”

carlos smiles, so bright that it makes you dizzy. he leans down, pressing a soft kiss to your lips. nothing drastic or passionate or life—changing. just a fated moment, needing to do it at least once before everything got all too complicated.

“think we can make this work?” you ask, eyes closed and forehead resting against his. your fists ball around his shirt, unwilling to let him go.

“i’ll make it work, cariño. i promise.”

#🍾 ﹐ becca hits 1k!#🌙 ﹐ drabbles.#formula 1 #formula 1 imagine #formula 1 x reader #carlos sainz #carlos sainz imagine #carlos sainz blurb #carlos sainz x reader #carlos sainz drabble

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aurorawest · 3 months

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Bargain of Blood and Gold by Kristin Jacques - 3.75/5 stars

Reminiscent of Jordan L Hawk's Widdershins series, but with vampires and werewolves. Also takes place in Maine, which isn't a very common setting. Unwittingly, I bought the second book in the series months ago, and I realized as it got to the top of my TBR that I didn't have the first book! I had to scramble to order it and I was happy I enjoyed it since, obviously, I already have the second book.

Ander & Santi Were Here by Jonny Garza Villa - DNF at pg 2

Captive Prince by CS Pacat (reread) - 5/5 stars

Prince's Gambit by CS Pacat (reread) - 5/5 stars

Kings Rising by CS Pacat - 5/5 stars

I think I loved these books even more on my reread.

Gravity by Tal Bauer - 4.25/5 stars

Probably my favorite hockey romance that I've read.

The Modern Mythos Anomaly by Juniper Lake Fitzgerald - DNF at pg 132

I actually liked the story, the characters, and the writing in general, but this book just needed another few edits to slim it down a bit.

Lose You to Find Me by Erik J Brown - 4.5/5 stars

Leeward by Katie Daysh - 4.5/5 stars

The blurbs on this book are hilarious, because they're all like, tall ships people, and then Mackenzi Lee, hailing it as a lovely queer historical romance. This was a really lovely book and I'm excited for the sequel. Also hoping for more kissing in the sequel since this was a serious slow burn.

Riley Weaver Needs a Date to the Gaybutante Ball by Jason June - 3.75/5 stars

Starseer by Katya Hernández - 4/5 stars

Be Dazzled by Ryan La Sala - 5/5 stars

I loved this book so much!! Oh my god. Super funny, very romantic. It revolves around cosplay which is of course a special interest of mine.

Northranger by Rey Terciero and Bre Indigo - 4.5/5 stars

Flying Without a Net by EM Ben Shaul - 2.75/5 stars

The Watchmaker of Filigree Street by Natasha Pulley (reread) - 5/5 stars

Striking Distance by Sarah Rees Brennan - 4.75/5 stars

I didn't expect to like this as much as I did. The graphic novels were good but changing to a novel format allowed for much deeper characters. Surprisingly devastating and also really funny.

The Old Haunts by Allan Radcliffe - 4/5 stars

The Gay Best Friend by Nicholas DiDomizio - 5/5 stars

Main character is the best friend of both the bride and the groom, and everything surrounding the wedding becomes a train wreck beginning on the weekend of the bachelor party, when the bride asks the MC, Dom, to keep tabs on the groom for her. As someone who is extremely conflict avoidant with friends but not family and romantic partners, I heavily related to Dom. There's also a romance that I really loved.

Romance Languages by AJ Truman - 4.25/5 stars

I think this was my favorite of the South Rock series. It deals with some more difficult topics—Julian's self-loathing over his body image is heartbreaking (and relatable), and Seamus's guilt over the way his gambling addiction hurt his ex was very well done. I'm a sucker for stories where a character learns to ask for help, not to mention difficult parent-child relationships, and this had both. I also appreciated Julian's arc re: sex and virginity.

Darkhearts by James L Sutter - 5/5 stars

Another bandmates-in-love treasure, with a twist—the main character, David, left the band right before they got famous. He ends up falling for one of his ex-friends/bandmates after they reconnect. The author is a musician himself, and it definitely shows (in a good way). I'm really a sucker for The Burdens of Fame, which this book definitely had, but there's actually a really good arc for David and how he deals with his jealousy and resentment over being left behind. Plus he wants to be a carpenter rather than go to college, which was cool.

Brute by Kim Fielding - 4.25/5 stars

We Could Be So Good by Cat Sebastian - 5/5 stars

What can I say about this book? Why was it so lovely? Why did it make me feel so much? Why can I not rate things higher than 5 stars? It's a million stars in my heart. Aside from just being a gorgeous mid-century America m/m romance (my favorite), this one features an Italian-American main character. The stuff with Nick's family was spot-on. I just loved this book. I felt like I was wrapping myself in a big, comfy, historical gay romance blanket.

Drowned Country by Emily Tesh - 5/5 stars

The sequel to Silver in the Wood. Had a very mythic and sort of folk horror vibe. This one is from Henry Silver's POV instead of Tobias Finch's and takes place two years after Silver in the Wood, which is time that Henry has mostly spent sulking in Greenhollow Hall, sans Tobias. Really highly recommend this duology. Emily Tesh is a treasure.

The Alchemy of Moonlight by David Ferraro - DNF at pg 11

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spoopy-sloth · 6 months

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9 people you'd like to know better

tagged by @wingsofblackleather. Thank you!!!!!

last song: GDFR by Flo Rida (context: my younger sister and I like to randomly sing the line and I decided to listen it through for once lol)

favorite color(s): ORANGE! pink, lilac, and periwinkle are good colors too :D

currently watching: Not really anything consistently, but my roommate and I watched Gargoyles today :)

currently reading: I'm reading "Ander and Santi Were Here", "Northranger", and a monsters anthology book interchangeably :)

sweet/spicy/savory: Ooooh, spicey!! Spicey is good!

relationship status: Single ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

current obsession: hmm. Aside from my usual fixations? Not really. I guess if I had to really think about it, probably werewolves and The Thing but it's not so much an obsession really. More like they've been on my mind as of late lol

last thing I googled: Desi culture (I didn't know what it was! Now I know!!!)

currently working on: juggling between job searching and pre-production art for a short comic :D

no pressure tag: @caecus-corvus @dragontamer05 @evergardenwall@nose-bl and @ladyroyza

#tagging games #yeah!#wingsofblackleather

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lgbtqreads · 10 months

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Fave Five: Queer Summer YA Reads, Part III

For more recs, find Part I here and Part II here! You’re Not Supposed to Die Tonight by Kalynn Bayron (Horror) Golden Boys by Phil Stamper (Coming of Age) Going Bicoastal by Dahlia Adler (Romance) Northranger by Rey Terciero (text) and Bre Indigo (art) (Graphic Novel) No Boy Summer by Amy Spalding (Romance)

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#Amy Spalding #Beach Reads #Bre Indigo #Dahlia Adler #Going Bicoastal #Golden Boys #Kalynn Bayron #Northranger #Phil Stamper #Rey Terciero #Summer Reads #Summer Romances #YA #You&039;re Not Supposed to Die Tonight #Young Adult

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wormwoodandhoney · 7 months

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quarter three book favorites! (qts 1 & 2) once again, in the order in which i read them:

I'm gonna cheat and list three witch books I read in a row because they're all kinda linked in my head: The Change, about three women who gain magic powers after they go through menopause, The Witches of Moonshyne Manor about a coven of witches in their eighties who must protect their home, and The Rules of Magic, a prequel to Practical Magic- though I preferred the even farther reaching Magic Lessons.

The Fifth Season by NK Jemisin is a really hard book to describe haha but it is as great as everyone says it is.

Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone by Benjamin Stevenson is a really fun, voicey mystery. A complicated family reunion at a ski lodge gets more complicated when people start dying.

Painted Devils by Margaret Owen is the sequel to one of my favorite fairy tale retellings, Little Thieves. I'll admit this one isn't nearly as good as the first, but still pretty great.

Sisters of the Lost Nation by Nick Medina is a mystery novel about an Indigenous teenager who dives into the mystery of the missing women on her reservation after her sister disappears. This is marketed as a horror and I think that's a bit of a mistake- the horror is in the epidemic of missing and murdered indigenous women, and this book is not a fast-paced slasher or thriller. It is great though.

Northranger by Rey Terciero is a graphic novel, and it's a queer, modern retelling of Jane Austen's Northanger Abbey. So fun! Lots of discussion of horror media and how it both helps and hurts queer people.

Vampires of el Norte by Isabel Canas is a gothic historical romance set in Mexico, as vaqueros attempt to stop the invasion of the United States- and the vampires. Mostly a romance, but so delightful.

Better Living Through Birding by Christian Cooper was a fantastic memoir! Written by the Black man who was birding in Central Park when a white woman called the cops on him, this memoir is primarily about how much Cooper loves birds and what it was like for him to grow up gay, Black, and nerdy. Highly recommend the audiobook, which is read by Cooper and his passion comes through his voice so beautifully.

Carmilla by J Sheridan Le Fanu is a gothic classic that I'd never read, and I really enjoyed it! I love classic vampires.

The September House by Carissa Orlando is a delightful haunted house book about a woman who refuses to leave her haunted victorian manor. It has a turret, after all! She is annoyed when her adult daughter comes to investigate, because she knows that her daughter will just overreact to the bleeding walls. Fun and funny, with a lovely amount of depth about why families hide things from each other.

#books #long post #q3 favorite books!

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jesncin · 7 months

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Fanart of Northranger, a queer reimagining of Northanger Abbey! A heart wrenching graphic novel by @breindigo and Rey Terciero. It's about a horror movie enjoyer finding unexpected country boy love! Cozy romantic read!

#illustration #graphic novel #booklr #fanart #YA books #my art #both romantic but also goes hard on the realities of being a Texan queer boy #The book comes with tw/cw which I really appreciate !

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