April's illustrated calendar! Less depression than March, and way more book signing

HAPPY BOOK BIRTHDAY TO BATCAT BOOK 4!!! I'm going to celebrate the same way I've celebrated the last three books: going to a cat cafe and hanging out with some cats and some even cooler comic kids.

The existence of women's sports is a historical one that was reinforced at regular intervals by patriarchal assumptions that women are more fragile and need to be "protected" It doesn't reflect any statistical truth (1/2)

I like my cities to be sittable, shittable, and public transittable.

And here's a sneak peek of April's illustrated calendar!

My illustrated calendar for March is mainly about how depressed I was while also being ecstatic over the fact that I haven't yet killed my monstera.

Did you know you can use your obsessive need to color coordinate as a way of procrastinating from your real job? Anyway, here's my illustrated calendar for February, featuring a selection of Olympic pins and Olympic memories.

I gave an artist talk at a local college and while compiling a presentation of my work history I came to the conclusion that maybe I should chill the fuck out every once in a while

Kicking myself for drawing a graphic novel that has bicycles AND horses AND incredibly specific historical references in it. And don't get me STARTED on the amount of hands.

April events leading up to the release of Batcat!

Please join the Center for Gender and Sexuality and Department of English for a special author talk with non-binary cartoonist and comic educator @meggietheramm.bsky.social ! Tuesday April 7 at 11:30 am in 5057 Woodward room 10302. Free and open to the public!

I couldn't find my ID and I thought I left it at a bar but then I remembered my partner needed it to pick up my allergy medication and that I haven't been 'leave my ID at a bar' cool in years

Writing is going great

My local shop is recommending Batcat for the holidays! The Vault of Midnight is the BEST

"I can't afford to support my favorite author right now, I—" Reviews. Reviews are free AND they are a gift to authors that can keep on giving (i.e., exposure, marketing, algo boosts, etc.) Please, give the gift of reviews to your authors this holiday season. It really can make a difference!

I got a bunch of blood work done for some tests and bad news, my sodium levels are low but good news, I can now eat all the fries I want (that's how blood works and you can't convince me otherwise)

more frog, again. seasonal frog

I got fanmail from Australia so my life is complete and that P.O. box is totally worth it

I'm Meggie, a queer nonbinary cartoonist from Michigan! I'm the author of Batcat (book 4 out in April 2026), work as a graphic novel designer, and am tracking everything I read this year on Instagram and bluesky (I'm up to 346 books/comics!) This thread is for December's reads:

I wanted to get a TMNT shirt and learned the hard way that my t-shirt style reflects that of a toddler. Why don't they make these shirts in adult sizes??

Boy did I get a lot less confused when I realized Welcome to Derry is not a spinoff of Derry Girls.

Support small businesses this Christmas 💕🥹 jasminefloyd.etsy.com

My coworkers and I got interviewed by the Beat about designing graphic novels! Click the link to hear me talk about spaghetti among-other-things www.comicsbeat.com/exclusive-in...

Haven't been able to read as much because I'm in the middle of writing a chonky script but luckily my coworker is spell checking for me

I get why a lot of non-disabled people want to pretend respiratory illnesses don’t exist, but as we’re coming up on another event I can’t safely attend, I encourage you to just THINK about wearing a mask at events - or at least on the train/ plane there, where there’s probably no reason not to

Sam and I saw Robert Plant in Toronto this weekend There was a plethora of high dads, four standing ovations, an innumerable amount of stringed instruments, several Zeppelin tributes, and Sam cried twice. 10/10 recommend

I'm Meggie, a queer nonbinary cartoonist from Michigan! I'm the author of Batcat (book 4 out in April 2026), work as a graphic novel designer, and am tracking everything I read this year on Instagram and bluesky (I'm up to 320 books/comics!) This thread is for November's reads:

I just read 'Hello Sunshine' by @keezyyoung.bsky.social and it was a goddamn work of art. I'm so blown away by it that I'm going to have to break its greatness down into sections, but before that (and most importantly): the dog lives and everyone is gay.

All of my reads from October, featuring some insanely long duds and some amazing short minicomics from @shortboxcomicsfair.bsky.social

@haridraws.bsky.social Happy Halloween to me I'M SO EXCITED

Last batch of spoooooky squares 👻

The Raven Sits, a linocut, handprinted zine / minicomic based on an excerpt of Lord Byron's Manfred. Yes, I know the raven stone is actually the gallows, but I both dislike hanging people and very much like my ravens a little stupid. No, I don't know how to make things simple and fast. 😔

THIS IS PERFECT NO NOTES ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Started my Monday with this wee lil rat king 🐀

All my tiny spooky drawings! 👻🎃🦇

Forgive me, Chicago, I was not aware of your game

More spoooooooky doodles I haven't doodled for fun in AGES, this is a blast

Being a creative in 2025 is like, okay, time to work: first, let’s have a good cry about all the cruelty we are powerless to stop in the world but not too long, don’t want to drown in despair and alright time to draw my silly little pictures now

Late night spoooooooky doodles

the Muppets have been real quiet since the Louvre heist

I saw a snake AND a praying mantis on my run, and look: it was awesome.

based nancy

Read my 300th book of 2025!

Ok, since many people are obviously not reading the article, here's a pertinent figure from it showing the top actions to reduce emissions.

Love that this is the way Oscar stands in front of her bed bound enemy. Just went out to pluck a rose and get a quick Brazilian blow-out before gloating.

Things are happening at Portland's ICE facility tonight. Read more of our protest coverage here: www.oregonlive.com/crime/2025/1...

I take it back… I *DO* WANT TO BE A FROG.

Just two friends flying through a fall forest

I finished Alchemised (which I won't shut up about because it's 36 hours of my life I won't get back) and was deeply disappointed by the lack of gays. SO: I'm chasing it with a reread of my FAVORITE magical school book, To Shape A Dragon's Breath. Brilliant, queer, with a sequel next year!!

It's still Banned Book Week, and did you know that hoopla has a tab of all the banned books that are available through your library? LOTS of good comics on there