What's Trending: LGBTQ+ from Sci-Fi

We've got some more Pride-month features, both comics and manga, for our What's Trending this week! This time we've pulled some LGBT+ titles from the Sci-Fi genre. We've got you covered with subjects like mechas, aliens, talking animals, cavemen, and more, featuring:


1. Becstar, 160 pages - Published by Mad Cave Studios, (cc/ @chrisfernandez)

Becstar is a star hopping mercenary-gone-full time-gambler light years away from earth. Leaving her old life behind with the help of her magical luck dagger and her fan-turned-regret filled-friend Sally, Becstar ekes out a living under the nefarious Shadow Syndicate’s radar. But when a mysterious girl appears with grim news and an urgent quest where the fate of the universe hangs in the balance!

Story and Art by Mad Cave Studios

2. HOME UNCHAINED, 127 pages - Published by Natasha Nightmare, (cc/ @natasha-nightmare)

HOME UNCHAINED is a Sci-fi Adventure manga series that takes place in a fictional world and involves people scientifically known as “variants”, who are born with special abilities. It follows our main character Yui and her friends as they navigate a complicated world and see a path of complicated choices ahead of them. All main characters are LGBTQ+.

Story and Art by Natasha Nightmare

3. Gear Girl, 7 pages - Published by Inkt Comics, (cc/ @Zomburai)

In a future Earth ruled by alien warlords, 14-year-old Gertrude Wymer is sent back in time to save humanity. Her most powerful weapon? A genius IQ! Her only allies? An extra-dimensional fugitive, two government agents, and her parents' younger selves. Oh, and the time machine? It's a monster-punching robot. A madcap romp through time & space created & written by AngryRob and drawn by Zomburai!

Story and Art by AngryRob and Zomburai!

4. The Fulcrum in the Void - NO GRACE, 179 pages - Published by The Fulcrum in the Void, (cc/ @eo-brien)

Hiroaki Yeo is on the run. Aeliana is hearing messages from the Mother Dragon. Their meeting is inevitable.

Story and Art by The Fulcrum in the Void

5. Up from the Skies, 28 pages - Published by Unlikely Heroes Studios, (cc/ @UHStudios)

A trippy, dreamy survival tale and interstellar bromance between a spacefaring prince and the ice-age hunter who rescues him.

Story and Art by Erwin J. Arroza and John Pence

6. Configuration Night: Issue One, 22 pages - Published by Configuration Night, (cc/ @ConfigurationNight)

A little boy from Brooklyn has some special DNA without knowing what to do with it; gets followed by the men in black and takes the job of MC of "Configuration Night," known as "violentertainment" to his audience. Participants of the show view human slaves in arrays. The slave arrays trigger the watchers to violence. Literally-- just ask the nanobots implanted in the watchers' brains.

Story and Art by Configuration Night