Finally watched Kpop Demon Hunters and I'm obsessed!
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Finally watched Kpop Demon Hunters and I'm obsessed!
Bookstores, comic shops, and libraries place books on shelves with their covers facing out because we are more likely to peruse a book if we can see its cover.
I learned of Combs & Eakett’s *Trans History: From Ancient Times to the Present Day* only b/c it was displayed that way.
My review here:
Hi Rob,
Thank you so much!! Wow, what an amazing review! Andrew and I were so stoked to read it and so glad you got so much out of the book.
(Quick note-- the aeakett tagged below is actually someone else! Andrew isn't really on social media.)
Thank you! ♥️
Thank you so much!
Thank you!
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It’s a brand new Cryptid Creator Corner as @byrononeal.com’s Pride Month episodes continue and he chats with @alexlcombs.bsky.social & Andrew Eakett about TRANS HISTORY. Listen now at the link below or wherever you get your podcasts.
Thanks so much for having us on! 😁
As someone who loved reading books about history as a kid (and still do as an adult), TRANS HISTORY would've been an immediate book order pick, and I got to interview @alexlcombs.bsky.social and Andrew Eakett about their graphic novel below:
Thank you so much!! ♥️
This is so cool! Thank you! ♥️
People have been living beyond the binary since the earliest recorded human civilizations. On the podcast today, authors @alexlcombs.bsky.social and Andrew Eakett talk about their new graphic novel Trans History: From Ancient Times to Present Day. episodes.fm/aHR0cHM6Ly9m...
Thanks so much, we really enjoyed talking with you!
Thank you so much! ♥️
Best Star Trek crew wrong answers only
Thank you! ♥️
Green Brain Staff Picks of the Week!
May 14, 2025
@mrdavehill.bsky.social @artyomtopilin.bsky.social @oni-press.bsky.social @mooncalfe1.bsky.social @dccomicsreal.bsky.social @alexlcombs.bsky.social Andrew Eakett, Lo Hartog Van Banda, The Tjong-Khing, @fantagraphics.bsky.social
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Speaking of comics award season... 👀
Had a fantastic conversation with @alexlcombs.bsky.social and Andrew Eakett this afternoon about their book Trans History From Ancient Times To The Present Day. That will be out in June for our Pride Month Coverage but the book is out next week so make sure to look for it.
Thanks for having us, it was a pleasure chatting with you!
Mini portrait paintings showing historical figures from the book. They are done in neon colors on small squares.
The cover of the book "Trans History: From Ancient Times to the Present Day"
An image of the cover of the bonus comic Mutemmenu's Mummy. It says "Mutemmenu's Mummy by Alex Combs and Andrew Eakett" There is a black and white drawing of the mummy's face below the writing.
A sample page from the bonus comic "Mutemmenu's Mummy". Panel 1: "In the late 1800s A mummified body was donated to the British museum. Writing on the sarcophagus identified the remains as that of a priestess named Mutemmenu." A drawing of the mummy and the sarcophagus. Panel 2: "The body was wrapped in an incredibly intricate and elaborate way and experts included that she was a high status person and likely also a dancer." Drawings of the notable details of the mummification process noting the "Individually wrapped fingers, lotus flowers on knees, and gold-plated nipples, fingers and toes"
If you've pre-ordered Trans History: From Ancient Times to the Present Day, make sure to enter the giveaway. You'll receive a digital bonus comic that didn't make the final cut of the book, and be entered in a raffle to win one of 10 mini-portrait paintings (hand painted by me!) ♥️
➡️Link in bio⬅️
Mini portrait paintings showing historical figures from the book. They are done in neon colors on small squares.
The cover of the book "Trans History: From Ancient Times to the Present Day"
An image of the cover of the bonus comic Mutemmenu's Mummy. It says "Mutemmenu's Mummy by Alex Combs and Andrew Eakett" There is a black and white drawing of the mummy's face below the writing.
A sample page from the bonus comic "Mutemmenu's Mummy". Panel 1: "In the late 1800s A mummified body was donated to the British museum. Writing on the sarcophagus identified the remains as that of a priestess named Mutemmenu." A drawing of the mummy and the sarcophagus. Panel 2: "The body was wrapped in an incredibly intricate and elaborate way and experts included that she was a high status person and likely also a dancer." Drawings of the notable details of the mummification process noting the "Individually wrapped fingers, lotus flowers on knees, and gold-plated nipples, fingers and toes"
If you've pre-ordered Trans History: From Ancient Times to the Present Day, make sure to enter the giveaway. You'll receive a digital bonus comic that didn't make the final cut of the book, and be entered in a raffle to win one of 10 mini-portrait paintings (hand painted by me!) ♥️
➡️Link in bio⬅️
ok but also: did you see THIS update!!!!
This is going to the top of my spring reading list!
📜new episode!📜 #TransTuesday
I interview @alexlcombs.bsky.social and Andrew Eakett about their new graphic novel, TRANS HISTORY: FROM ANCIENT TIMES TO PRESENT DAY!
Apple Podcasts hasn't yet updated its feed, but until it does you can find it on other podcasting services and on the show's website!
Welcome to #TransTuesday!
This week we have TRANS HISTORY 3: INTERVIEW WITH @alexlcombs.bsky.social AND ANDREW EAKETT, creators of the graphic novel, Trans History - From Ancient Times to the Present Day!
Trans people have always existed 💜
(transcript thanks to @summerknights.bsky.social!)
