Drag Cartoons

Published by Professional Services, Drag Cartoons (1970–1971) was a short-lived underground comic that ran for seven issues, offering a playful and subversive take on drag culture before the term was widely mainstream. Known for its campy humor and bold, cartoonish art, the series stands as an early, niche artifact of queer expression in comics. Though its creators remain obscure, the title’s very existence marks a cheeky, defiant moment in the pre-Stonewall generation’s exploration of gender identity on the printed page.