Ember Lee

@foxfireember.bsky.social

Just a geeky dork. I sometimes draw, sometimes sing. A Spoonie. I also have a redbubble. (https://www.redbubble.com/people/emberkyrlee) She/Sidhe/Her

Here is a weird thing about comics right now. Do you know who is actually practically a guarantee of quality storytelling in comics at the moment? Godzilla. I kid you not. For a long time in America, the Godzilla comics were mostly okay, meant to be fun, lots of monsters fighting. 1/

GODZILLA MONSTERPIECE THEATRE Classics of literature but they have Godzilla. A riot and somehow still thrilling. MONSTER ISLAND SUMMER CAMP A hilarious and beautifully drawn story that you will not expect.

Many people have asked me for longer compression gloves. Here's my solution to this since it's not feasible since everyone has different wrist and arm sizes. So I designed arm compression sleeves for initially 3 sizes and will add more. They'll match existing compression gloves. Store: Bibipins.com

What have I been up to?

I have been working on new and updated products.New Arm Compression Sleeves

You are allowed to "try on" labels if you want If you want to experiment with how you feel being called trans, therian, diapersexual, she/her, xe/xem, whatever, you can just do that, you're allowed to see if an identity fits and you're allowed to give it up Just don't sit there wishing you "could"

I love Team Starkid. This independent theater group is probably my single most consistent current hyperfixation. And as the (largely queer) fanbase has had to reckon with, the group would not exist in its current form if not for A VERY POTTER MUSICAL.

NEW FROM ME: The Great Delegalization. There are now (almost certainly far more than) 1M immigrants who were protected from deportation on Jan 20, 2025, and no longer are. It’s the result of a problem that’s been building for 30 years—& now only Congress can fix. www.newyorker.com/news/the-led...

These Immigrants Lived in the U.S. Legally. Now Trump Is Changing Their Status.

More than a million immigrants are seeing protections that granted them safe lives in the U.S. suddenly swept away.

newyorker.com