Jem and the Holograms by Kelly Thompson, art by Sophie Campbell

K, so, there's plenty of lady celebrating and drama to be had in this colorful world. It's Jem and her hilarious friends manage to get into all kinds of trouble in between rock shows.

Lumberjanes by Noelle Stevenson

Chances are you've already heard great things about this girl-centric series but if you haven't, pick it up for the silly quips, time traveling dinosaurs or the really sweet friendships.

Jughead Volume One by Chip Zdarsky, art by Erica Henderson

Archie's main pal is back and his imagination and craving for burgers are as strong as ever. Zdarsky and Henderson, the geniuses behind Sex Criminals and Squirrel Girl respectively bring this asexual character to life in the most fun way.

God Loves Hair by Vivek Shraya

While more picture book than graphic novel,  the illustrations and short stories in this beautiful book are not to be missed. The scenes follow a tender boy as he navigates his Indian heritage, sexuality, and gender.

Wuvable Oaf by Ed Luce

This book is the reason I own a tee-shirt that says "homosexual tendencies" on it. Oaf is a big, hairy dude who has the softest heart. His strong smell attracts a lot of kittens so as he goes about his life - pursuing cute boys, going on terrible dates - there's a merry band of cats that follow him around.

Kim & Kim by Magdalene Visaggio, art by Eva Cabrera

You may have to wait a few weeks before checking this out but these badass ladies are not to be missed. Probably my favorite use of "queeriarchy" in a comic ever.