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The complete collection of cartoonist Cam Marshall's joyful queer slice-of-life webcomic!
Best friends Mason and Kimmy live through their early twenties in the early ‘20s, navigating a global pandemic and terrifying job market alongside making friends, dating, and playing way too many video games. But when shy and nervous Mason can’t find a boyfriend, it’s up to Kimmy to play matchmaker!
Who will it be? The cute boy down the hall with the Sailor Moon mask? A mysterious stranger from the dating profile that Kimmy masterminded? Or maybe the angsty barista from the neighborhood coffee shop?
A stubbornly hopeful and funny comic about the bonds between queer and trans friends, the families we make, and the happiness we find in each other.
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"An absolutely hilarious romp. Mason and Kimmy's chaos and camaraderie will have you laughing out loud at them, falling in love with them, and most of all, rooting for them." – Ngozi Ukazu, Check, Please!
"A wholesome chicken soup for the queer soul." – SOLRAD
"A slice-of-life comedy at its most beautiful—it reminds you to appreciate the small moments, to look for the heart and love and joy that thread throughout our lives even in the darkest times, and most importantly, it becomes one of those moments itself." – Keezy Young, Taproot
"This refreshingly feel-good time capsule of a peculiar, fraught period offers laughs and feels in equal measure." – Publishers Weekly
"Following Matchmaker updates during COVID isolation felt like looking out my window and seeing a shooting star. It made flowers bloom in my heart. This comic strip contains the sweet and salty of life and love, and some truly painful puns." – Laura Knetzger, Bug Boys
"With characters you could meet on the street and a wholesome theme about finding love, this slice-of-life volume is a great choice for a relaxing afternoon." – Booklist
