Brandon Dawley is raising money for the St. Baldrick’s Foundation, an organization that helps kids with cancer.
You can donate to the effort here, as well as find out how to get your own Brandon Dawley sketch.

So, Bluewater’s selection for Free Comic Book Day this year features new comic stories by S.E. Hinton, who most men my age probably best know as the author of several vaguely homoerotic young adult novels we were forced to read in middle school because God forbid we read a real book and a bio-comic about Lady Gaga.

Thus making this the gayest Free Comic Book Day ever!

Okay, sexy werewolf bust from DC. Even if it is from Fables, which has outlived its welcome, I’m tempted.

Super-deformed tiny Wildcat?

SUPER-DEFORMED TINY WILDCAT!

Marvel is releasing a mini-series titled Breaking Into Comics The Marvel Way. Which is apparently to make a reputation doing successful and critically well-regarded creator-owned, non-superhero work so that you can prove you’re capable of doing work-for-hire crossovers whose lasting impacts will be forgotten in six months when the next wave of crossovers starts.
There, I just saved you eight bucks.

Disney Press is releasing a graphic novel prequel to the upcoming Prince of Persia film.

The photo doesn’t really have much to do with that. I just got an excuse to run it again.

So, IDW has a comic based on the video game Dragon Age coming out.

Dragon Age is a story-based RPG which features gay characters and gives players the option of playing a gay or bisexual hero if they wish to. Because this is the sort of thing gay video game players like, the game has received a mostly positive reception from the gay media.
IDW decided that the best person to write a comic in this setting is Orson Scott Card, a man so homophobic he has advocated treason in the event that gay marriage becomes the law of the land.
So, basically the good people at IDW can just go fuck themselves.

Huh. I thought the adult supplement for Previews had been discontinued.

What? The t-shirt model is an attractive man? Not a woman in a shirt a size too small for her? What the hell? Am I still even reading Previews?

Not the gayest thing in Previews this month.

Wrestler two-packs. I don’t think we can get any gayer than that this month.

First up, the scintillating Dave Campbell offers up his take on reclining Wildcat:

Next, we have a close-up from Pal Aaron:

Courtesy of Pal Aaron.

Green Arrow: being an ass just for the hell of it.
And people wonder why everyone hates him.

Steve MacIsaac is one of my favorite gay comics creators and the author and illustrator of Shirtlifters.