LGBT+ theme comics that aren't romance, any recs?

[blinkingkills]

awesome, i will check it out

[Rea]

Well, I have a lot of themes planned out for my comic that aren't especially fleshed out yet, but my main character is gay and struggling with gender identity. It's not really what the comic is about, but it is a central theme.
It's actually a kind of ghost story, and Damien, the main character, gets possessed and eventually deeply befriends a female ghost with whom he can only communicate through said possession. He retains all the memories he had while she was in control of his body, as well as her feelings and thoughts. This makes him really question his identity as a whole, as well as where he stands as far as gender identity is concerned. I say 'he' now, but by the end of the comic, Damien will probably be using they, them pronouns. Check it out, if you have the time!
https://tapastic.com/series/HappyCamper

[Wumbl]

I can't believe this thread has evaded me... I'm gonna bring it back!

My comic is coming up to its first anniversary and is the first Jahanniverse comic! The idea is that it's a supernatural/action universe that focuses mainly on LGBT characters.

Flirting With Death has two romantic subplots but the main story is about a hitman trying to undo his predicted death over the course of a week. He teams up with an angel of death, a demon and a ghost to figure out who is out for his blood. It's a 15+ I think, because it's violent and has nudity and themes of crime.

Flirting With Death | Tapas

[LWriter]

Well, if it doesn't have to be romance, I just uploaded the first chapter of my comic here recently, and it explores the origins of my character, Captain Lily, who is a bisexual (again, we don't show her dating or anything here), and pretty funny and badass ^^ It's sci-fi and fantasy, if that strikes your fancy I say give it a look ^^

Frontier-0 Origins | Tapas

[TheYuriCanon]

Inside OuT-A Yuri Tale | Tapas

My series isn't really romance, but doesn't really fall into the Action Sci-fi kind of thing so don't know if it counts, while it does follow the relationships of several characters it is more of a drama about self discovery, gender identity and friendship at a school of the arts. Recently dealing more with the struggles with accepting who they are inside and out, hence the title. I've been exploring all kinds of different themes, Asexuality is the current theme focusing on a small deaf ace girl.

Inside OuT-Another Tale | Tapas

Also working on a side story about another trans character struggling to cope with their true self and how they end up going to the same school.

[Coati]

Well my comic still have a few episodes, but it will be a lot of LGBTQ characters, romance wasn't the main theme, but a deeper connection and will only occur in the background. As an Ace, I'm willing to show that you don't need an "straight on your face" romance to develop a decent relationship.

Actually is an sci-fi/political comic

If this fits your taste, here is the link.

Aziluth | Tapas

[dawgofdawgness]

Leftovers | Tapas

Meh... The focus of my story isn't on romance, but there will be some LGBT characters. But you'll have to wait a while for that

[lois_hex]

I am not a creator myself but I have a lot in mind!

Entropiais a good one, so isDragon-Hunt
They'r both LGBT+ Traditional Fantasy!

There'r two new ones i recently following too, bit lighter though.
same author. Interworld and Tales-of-heaven, stories are interesting, They'r more like fantasy/bl/comedy.

If you like horror/LGBT, Crimsontracks is kinda me favourite!(but it's hot i think most people already seen it)

[spicy_sweets]

Larkspur, definitely. I remember there being one agender character, but it's only on chapter three and has been zero-romance so far. It's great. ^^

[bilvyy]

All my works so far are LGBT+ with romance as a background (very far background) element!

Rechargeable is a sci fi/drama following a gang of criminals that act kind of like a family, all of which are queer. Questables is a dungeons and dragons inspired fantasy, really silly humour with quick short panels. Preheat has just started and is another criminal story about a baker who turns to a life of crime and smuggling through her cake deliveries, and the two main chars are in a queer relationship. Rechargeable is the oldest and Preheat is the newest, so there's a lot of art improvement since the beginning!

[akemikae]

The first one that comes to mind is Erebus which is a webcomic following a conflict between brothers fighting for a throne, that causes a war of sorts. It's sci-fi and very very pretty. I highly recommend it.

Also Griefer Belt which I've been reading for almost a year at this point. It's about a bunch of people working for the black market. It trends almost constantly though, so I'd be shocked if you hadn't seen it around at some point. Haha. (I mean, the artist also did art for the site...so) either way, I highly recommend it still. It's a great read.

And last but not least Flowerpot. It's mostly a slice of life about a group of people that have flowers grow on them. It has a bit heavier romance than the other two I've mentioned, but it's very story line driven and has great characters that it follows often. This is another that trends fairly often, but I can't stress enough how much it deserves to do so.

[azaharafrankenstein]

Me, me!! Bonfires is my webcomic, main character Mars is LGTB and maybe there will be more, its not focused in romance at all but more into adventures and fantasy. Still pretty young webcomic with a few pages but growing fast and with a lot of love <3

[ckileru]

Well, I think the better way to tell about LGBT relationships is to tell a story full of the setting's rules and sociual/political details and to put the original characters into it with personal drama. Not just to create a line romantic story
So, I have a fantasy+sci-fi setting and I have some "deviant" persons in it for you <3

Glint 1: Thousands years ago | Tapas

[NanettesClouds]

Heya, just wanted to throw my comic into the pot. It's a Campy Psychological Horror story with LGBT leads. The LGBT aspects aren't really going to come into clear focus until Part 2, but IMHO that's just kinda a part of the normalization process.

Part 1 just recently finished so now is a great time to dive in
there are also guest comics from a bunch of other cool comic creators including @dawgofdawgness and @joannekwan who showed up earlier in this thread. So if you like their stuff maybe check out their guest comics at least :V

here are some pages from the comic:

Lemme know if you check it out :v

Skeletons in the Closet | Tapas

[blinkingkills]

after my crazy full time job adjustment, I finally have time to get back into webcomics and am glad to return to the form to see so many new additions to this thread. My last post was very hurried and i didn't actually have time to click on anything, oops.

[liquidlilium]

I have a comedy comic with lots of lgbt+ characters, and it's definitely more comedy (and some sci-fi) than romance [on a short hiatus but will be back in about 2 weeks and many episodes are up already ]

Snow White on L.S.D. Island | Tapas

My other comic is a lesbian sci-fi romance, with more focus on the romance than sci-fi (in this particular story) so it might not be what you're looking for. Just wanted to mention it since you wrote you like sci-fi

might add some recommendations from my library later, once I've actually read everything^^;

[Jbcryptic]

Magical Dudes | Tapas

basically queer superheros~

[craftymarten]

Such a good thread! I've added a few more comics to my list.

My comic is a drama about werewolves and most of the MCs are LGBT+ (the main 2 are gay and bi and in a relationship).

Lycan | Tapas

[NanettesClouds]

Bumping this thread for Pride Month!

[OneHappyChap]

If you're into novels I've got two here:

MOONLIGHT | Tapas

JOURNEY | Tapas