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A.B.O. Comix Vol 3: A Queer Prisoner's Anthology

A.B.O. Comix Vol 3: A Queer Prisoner's Anthology

by A.B.O. Comix Vol 3: A Queer Prisoner's Anthology
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A.B.O. Comix Volume 3 is the third in our comic book series featuring stories created by queer and trans prisoners that detail life on the inside. We are featuring comics from many of our Volume 1 & 2 contributors, as well as new artists. The A.B.O. Comix anthology is a raw, authentic look into prison life from a queer perspective. This book features accomplished cartoonists and first time doodlers in an effort to amplify the voices of all LGBTQ prisoners we are able. Proceeds from this anthology go back to the contributors so that they can access commissary & gender affirming items, healthcare and legal support.

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Pub dateDec 1, 2019
ISBN-101736584502
ISBN-139781736584507
LanguageEnglish
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