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transcribedcomicszinesThis is the full index, organized alphabetically by author. Know one I don't? Drop it in the comments!
Anonymous. "Kiki." 1947 lesbian short story about a woman who oh noes, is torn between Pat, the butchest of butches, and Flora the femmest of femmes! Whatever is a poor Kiki to do?
Back Pocket Zines. Mapping Our Madness: A workbook for navigating crisis, extreme states, or just foul moods.
Boreham, Ian. The Prisoner of Monty Hall. "Mostly one-off strips. The only thing they are likely to have in common is that I think they are funny."
Clark, Rabia. "Soul's Desire." A poem about religious love with the Beloved.
Comics Irregulars. Awkward Fumbles. A collaborative webcomic: you send in pictures, they write the words.
Comics Irregulars. The Dinosaur Whiteboard. " I got a really cool Dinosaur Comics whiteboard (in fact I bought two, one for home and one for the office. No, really!), and decided to make comics with it and - this is the tricky bit - let people see them!"
Comics Irregulars. Irregular Webcomic. Comics involving Lego folks!
Comics Irregulars. Lightning Made of Owls. Gag a day.
Comics Irregulars. Square Root of Minus Garfield. "a webcomic devoted to parodies and mash-ups of the popular comic strip Garfield, by Jim Davis"
Clearwater, KC. Trans Bunny. A surreal poetic doodle strip. I know the creator! (NOTE: the transcripts are just for the dialogue, and only partially through the project)
Dahl, Josh. Rapid City. Superhero noirish drama!
Darlington, Jeff. General Protection Fault. Geeky sci-fi comic, I think? I can't SEE the transcripts myself, but according to him, the entire archive is done.
Dunbar, Olivia Howard. The Dream Baby: Short story from 1904. Miss Emily and Miss Agatha, two middle-aged teachers who share a flat and their summer vacations, have their lives disrupted by a baby that exists only in Miss Agatha's dreams.
Emmengard. The Blobbies: A comic about the DID experience.
Francis, Ira. The Bright Side. An Australian girl befriends Death.
H., Ann. Plural poems: Personal poems about dealing with death, despair, denial, and child abuse, from 1985-1986. Includes the poems "I Called You," "I Have No Arms," "You Ran Away," "Preoccupied," "Why Dig Up The Past?" "Magic Grab Bag," "My Sister and I," and "My Friend, in Peace and Love."
halfbakeddozen. Insert Title Here. A new being has arrived! It does not remember how it got here, and maybe that is okay.
Lee, LB. LB Lee's Free-to Read Stuff: Mental health comics for free reading.
Lee, LB. LB Lee's text-only ebooks for sale.
Makiya, Sara (and Sara Paige). my heart beats in seismic waves. A poetry zine about the nature of the self.
Meyer, Phillip. Life. Not web; a simple tactile comic intended to be perfectly readable for blind and sighted alike, done in Braille. Apparently you can buy some print copies by contacting him directly, but I have had zero success at this!
Miles, Jenna. Ode to Monster-Fucking: just what it sounds like.
Morgan-Mar, David. Darths & Droids. If the Star Wars prequels was actually a roleplaying game where half the folks are taking the piss.
Morgan-Mar, David. Planet of Hats. A comic retelling of the original Star Trek episodes.
Munroe, Randall. xkcd. Comics about SCIENCE! And MATH! (Needs plug-in to see transcripts, but they are there.) (EDIT: Until I find that plug-in, there's this site devoted to transcribing and annotating every strip.)
Paige, Sara and Sara Makiya. my heart beats in seismic waves. A poetry zine about the nature of the self.
Piekarski, Ro and Joanna. Trail Cooking: Clean and Green, published in 1995 and seemingly impossible to find. I found it in a free box, and while the Piekarskis are apparently the kind of people who categorize raisins and unsweetened carob chips as "dessert," their thing about light, cheap, vegetarian backpacker food seemed like it shouldn't be totally lost to the void.
Ptah, Erin. But I'm A Cat Person. "A webcomic about adventure, politics, magic, and lesbians. Combines the struggle of modern-day underemployed geeky twentysomethings with the ethical dilemmas of ownership and interspecies relations that you normally try not to think about while playing Pokémon."
Ptah, Erin. Leif and Thorn. "A sparkly queer bilingual fantasy comedy. Featuring trauma recovery, slow-burn romance, cross-cultural communication, and baby unicorns."
Pun, Ava. Academy 118: "A lighthearted comic about the personified chemical elements and their (mis)adventures at Academy 118, a peculiar school located at the heart of the universe." Very cute, many puns.
RH. Robot Hugs. Queers, kitties, depression, no ongoing story. Note that the transcripts don't go all the way back; you'd be best off starting at the most recent strip and working backwards.
Riot Bayit? Brakhot for the Endtimes: two tiny one-pagers on blessings in the time of COVID and political unrest
R.O.S.C.O.E. Ouroborus: A plural zine about why being plural has made it hard to make a plural zine etc.
Scribner, Orion. (AKA Frameacloud.) Theri There. A strip about otherkin.
singingstranger. singingstranger's comic transcripts. Mostly by singingstranger, some others.
Tailsteak. Leftover Soup. Slice of life strip with various sexualities and relationship orientations.
Tillery, Mel. Extremely True Snake Facts is a fun zine with snake misinformation.
Various. iToons, a webcomic that asks the simple question "What would it be like if you took every comic strip in existence, put them in a blender, and pressed max?
Various. Newspaper Comics Transcribed. Exactly what it sounds like. Not in order.
Various. Many Voices Press Grab-Bag of Transcripts. (1990-1991). Three poems, which are followed by a transcript of a drawing, then a transcript of a comment. They're all quite short. Content warnings will be in the comments.
Wright, Christopher B. Help Desk. What if tech support actually were run by evil demons?
Wright, Christopher B. Kernel Panic. More tech comics.
Wright, Christopher B. Old Skool Webcomic. "Two Circles, Mr. A and Mr. B, talking about whatever happens to tickle their fancy at the time."
Wright, Christopher B. PC Town. Techy noir.
Zyfron. Gemini: Life of the Zyfron System: cartoonified!
Zyfron. Becoming Median: About being between multiple and singlet.
MISC:
Comics Empower: A comic book shop intended SPECIFICALLY for blind folks; it is all meant to be heard via audio. Lots of different comics here, mostly by blind creators.
I Write Comic Books for the Blind, by Paula Krowlikowska.
Blind Accessible Comics, by Nick Sousanis.
Anonymous. "Kiki." 1947 lesbian short story about a woman who oh noes, is torn between Pat, the butchest of butches, and Flora the femmest of femmes! Whatever is a poor Kiki to do?
Back Pocket Zines. Mapping Our Madness: A workbook for navigating crisis, extreme states, or just foul moods.
Boreham, Ian. The Prisoner of Monty Hall. "Mostly one-off strips. The only thing they are likely to have in common is that I think they are funny."
Clark, Rabia. "Soul's Desire." A poem about religious love with the Beloved.
Comics Irregulars. Awkward Fumbles. A collaborative webcomic: you send in pictures, they write the words.
Comics Irregulars. The Dinosaur Whiteboard. " I got a really cool Dinosaur Comics whiteboard (in fact I bought two, one for home and one for the office. No, really!), and decided to make comics with it and - this is the tricky bit - let people see them!"
Comics Irregulars. Irregular Webcomic. Comics involving Lego folks!
Comics Irregulars. Lightning Made of Owls. Gag a day.
Comics Irregulars. Square Root of Minus Garfield. "a webcomic devoted to parodies and mash-ups of the popular comic strip Garfield, by Jim Davis"
Clearwater, KC. Trans Bunny. A surreal poetic doodle strip. I know the creator! (NOTE: the transcripts are just for the dialogue, and only partially through the project)
Dahl, Josh. Rapid City. Superhero noirish drama!
Darlington, Jeff. General Protection Fault. Geeky sci-fi comic, I think? I can't SEE the transcripts myself, but according to him, the entire archive is done.
Dunbar, Olivia Howard. The Dream Baby: Short story from 1904. Miss Emily and Miss Agatha, two middle-aged teachers who share a flat and their summer vacations, have their lives disrupted by a baby that exists only in Miss Agatha's dreams.
Emmengard. The Blobbies: A comic about the DID experience.
Francis, Ira. The Bright Side. An Australian girl befriends Death.
H., Ann. Plural poems: Personal poems about dealing with death, despair, denial, and child abuse, from 1985-1986. Includes the poems "I Called You," "I Have No Arms," "You Ran Away," "Preoccupied," "Why Dig Up The Past?" "Magic Grab Bag," "My Sister and I," and "My Friend, in Peace and Love."
halfbakeddozen. Insert Title Here. A new being has arrived! It does not remember how it got here, and maybe that is okay.
Lee, LB. LB Lee's Free-to Read Stuff: Mental health comics for free reading.
Lee, LB. LB Lee's text-only ebooks for sale.
Makiya, Sara (and Sara Paige). my heart beats in seismic waves. A poetry zine about the nature of the self.
Meyer, Phillip. Life. Not web; a simple tactile comic intended to be perfectly readable for blind and sighted alike, done in Braille. Apparently you can buy some print copies by contacting him directly, but I have had zero success at this!
Miles, Jenna. Ode to Monster-Fucking: just what it sounds like.
Morgan-Mar, David. Darths & Droids. If the Star Wars prequels was actually a roleplaying game where half the folks are taking the piss.
Morgan-Mar, David. Planet of Hats. A comic retelling of the original Star Trek episodes.
Munroe, Randall. xkcd. Comics about SCIENCE! And MATH! (Needs plug-in to see transcripts, but they are there.) (EDIT: Until I find that plug-in, there's this site devoted to transcribing and annotating every strip.)
Paige, Sara and Sara Makiya. my heart beats in seismic waves. A poetry zine about the nature of the self.
Piekarski, Ro and Joanna. Trail Cooking: Clean and Green, published in 1995 and seemingly impossible to find. I found it in a free box, and while the Piekarskis are apparently the kind of people who categorize raisins and unsweetened carob chips as "dessert," their thing about light, cheap, vegetarian backpacker food seemed like it shouldn't be totally lost to the void.
Ptah, Erin. But I'm A Cat Person. "A webcomic about adventure, politics, magic, and lesbians. Combines the struggle of modern-day underemployed geeky twentysomethings with the ethical dilemmas of ownership and interspecies relations that you normally try not to think about while playing Pokémon."
Ptah, Erin. Leif and Thorn. "A sparkly queer bilingual fantasy comedy. Featuring trauma recovery, slow-burn romance, cross-cultural communication, and baby unicorns."
Pun, Ava. Academy 118: "A lighthearted comic about the personified chemical elements and their (mis)adventures at Academy 118, a peculiar school located at the heart of the universe." Very cute, many puns.
RH. Robot Hugs. Queers, kitties, depression, no ongoing story. Note that the transcripts don't go all the way back; you'd be best off starting at the most recent strip and working backwards.
Riot Bayit? Brakhot for the Endtimes: two tiny one-pagers on blessings in the time of COVID and political unrest
R.O.S.C.O.E. Ouroborus: A plural zine about why being plural has made it hard to make a plural zine etc.
Scribner, Orion. (AKA Frameacloud.) Theri There. A strip about otherkin.
singingstranger. singingstranger's comic transcripts. Mostly by singingstranger, some others.
Tailsteak. Leftover Soup. Slice of life strip with various sexualities and relationship orientations.
Tillery, Mel. Extremely True Snake Facts is a fun zine with snake misinformation.
Various. iToons, a webcomic that asks the simple question "What would it be like if you took every comic strip in existence, put them in a blender, and pressed max?
Various. Newspaper Comics Transcribed. Exactly what it sounds like. Not in order.
Various. Many Voices Press Grab-Bag of Transcripts. (1990-1991). Three poems, which are followed by a transcript of a drawing, then a transcript of a comment. They're all quite short. Content warnings will be in the comments.
Wright, Christopher B. Help Desk. What if tech support actually were run by evil demons?
Wright, Christopher B. Kernel Panic. More tech comics.
Wright, Christopher B. Old Skool Webcomic. "Two Circles, Mr. A and Mr. B, talking about whatever happens to tickle their fancy at the time."
Wright, Christopher B. PC Town. Techy noir.
Zyfron. Gemini: Life of the Zyfron System: cartoonified!
Zyfron. Becoming Median: About being between multiple and singlet.
MISC:
Comics Empower: A comic book shop intended SPECIFICALLY for blind folks; it is all meant to be heard via audio. Lots of different comics here, mostly by blind creators.
I Write Comic Books for the Blind, by Paula Krowlikowska.
Blind Accessible Comics, by Nick Sousanis.
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Date: 2023-03-14 04:15 am (UTC)Anyways, thought I'd mention it in case anyone either a) knows of a plug-in that makes the site actually usable or b) wants to talk to Ryan North about it
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Date: 2024-06-09 03:59 am (UTC)Chapters 1-4 of Beyond the End by Dusk Pendragon have alt text.