The Other Jay & Eve Alain Bismut 1976 (featuring photos from 1926-1949)

1976 (featuring photos from 1926-1949)

He knocks on the door of the only house he sees and is greeted by an uncomfortably friendly middle-aged man

An inspiring and surprisingly comedic tale of loss and acceptance told largely through silent sequential narrative

“It’s unlike that you’ve ever read a graphic novel quite like Dave Baker’s Mary Tyler MooreHawk before

Jen Wang weaves an exuberantly romantic tale of identity

The Other Jay & Eve Alain Bismut 1976 (featuring photos from 1926-1949)By Emma Jayne and Ashanti Fortson, published by Silver Sprocket. Softcover, 80 pages, colour, 2025. Two women and their clones are thrown into crisis in this queer sci fi graphic novel by Ignatz Award winning cartoonists Emma Jayne and Ashanti Fortson! In a society where human cloning became the best way to make some quick cash, reluctant roommates Jay and Eve didn't hesitate to donate their genes. However, when the two attend a reunion with their