Drawn & Quarterly #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"8 Pillars of Gay Culture" is a sharp, incisive exploration of identity and community, presented in the distinctive style of Drawn & Quarterly’s early 1990s run. With clean, typeset lettering and a cover by Luc Giard that captures the era’s DIY aesthetic, this issue stands as a quiet landmark in queer comics history. Look for upcoming releases like Peepshow #1 and Yummy Fur #26 on the ads within.
In "Whipped-up in Wichita," a family's pilgrimage to a Wichita abortion clinic spirals into chaos when the matriarch, a fervent religious zealot, arrives with a package of dynamite and her kin in tow. The story unfolds with biting satire, turning a tense political moment into a darkly absurd family drama.
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Reprinted in Hypnotic Tales #[nn] (1992), The Best of Drawn & Quarterly #[nn] (1993), Real Stuff #19 (1994), Freak Magnet #[nn] (1996), Life of the Party: The Complete Autobiographical Collection #[nn] (1996), Vellevision #[nn] (1997)
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