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Introducing GlobalComix Watch & More Pride Month Reads
GlobalComix Weekly is your update on all things new, noteworthy, and wildly readable on GlobalComix - from major publisher drops to standout creator highlights and can’t-miss community events. Whether deep into comics or discovering something new, we’ve got you covered.
We've got a brand-new way to enjoy your favorite videos about comics with GlobalComix Watch, your new binge spot for comic-tube vids. Then we'll serve up five creator videos you need in your feed, switch gears for a formal highlight of essential Pride Month reads, and reveal fresh day-and-date drops from Dark Horse.
Here's a recap of the video:
Introducing GlobalComix Watch
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Introducing Watch - Your New Home for Comics Videos on GlobalComix
We’re excited to officially launch Watch, a brand-new feature on GlobalComix that brings together some of the best video content in the world of comics and manga. Now available on both our website and mobile app, Watch is completely free to use.
From deep dives and reviews to creator interviews and industry analysis, Watch connects you with videos from some of the most passionate and knowledgeable voices in the YouTube community.
At launch, we’re thrilled to feature video content from a stellar lineup of creators:
- Comic Drake
- Casually Comics
- matttt - comic & manga history
- Blerd Without Fear
- Comics Are Dope
- Draw and Talk
- IzzyVerseNYC
- The Comic...
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Recommended Reading for Pride Month 2025
Pride Month 2025 is here, and today we've highlighted some critical and impactful LGBTQ+ comics that you should be reading and why we recommend them. Whether it's about Queer history, a controversial title being challenged in libraries across the United States, or a whole collection of tales, we've got a list you'll love.
1. Gender Queer - Oni Press
In 2014, Maia Kobabe, who uses e/em/eir pronouns, thought that a comic of reading statistics would be the last autobiographical comic e would ever write. At the time, it was the only thing e felt comfortable with strangers knowing about em. Then e created Gender Queer. Maia’s intensely...








