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$5/month

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You get to see comics pages when I finish them, and access to the secret full-chapter WIP pages on my site! Plus the occasional high-res copy of sprawling landscapes, and the occasional Illustrator source file. And credit in the back of the books if you're subscribed when I put them together. Also: free PDFs of every comic! And the happy sensation of supporting an independent artist.

$10/month

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You get to make sure I can buy about one more nice cup of chai at a coffee shop every month. Or a sandwich to go along with that drink. Thanks!

$25/month

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You're getting me a drink AND a sandwich today! Heck yeah.

$50/month

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Whatever else you are doing with your life, however your day is going, you can stop and think "hey, some of my pocket money covered Peggy getting a load of groceries or having a super nice brunch or a video game or something". Thank you for that!

$100/month

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You get the joy of knowing that your pocket change can cover a significant percentage of someone else's rent. I've been in that place in the past. It's a nice feeling, isn't it?

$500/month

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Your pocket change is covering my entire rent. I can actually get ahead of the other bills and start saving for emergencies again. And buy fun stuff too. I cannot thank you enough for this generosity. :)

$2000/month

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You: Well-off enough that $2k/month is pocket change. You're making three or four orders of magnitude more money than I was when I wrote this tier in the middle of 2025. Maybe you're in command of a corporation's charity fund and on a mission to turn broke artists like me into legal charities so that we both get tax breaks. Maybe you're a queer supervillain who wants to recruit me into your plan for world domination.<br /><br />Me: fifty-something trans lady, insanely grateful for your largess, probably open to doing a cool drawing of your supervillainsona looming over the world and laughing, no promises on the world domination assistance but I'll listen to your pitch.

Peggy Draws Comics

And other stuff, but mostly comics.

Hi! I'm a GenX trans lady who draws graphic novels and posts them on the internet for free.

Decrypting Rita is my previous completed work. It got some cover quotes from three people with seven Hugos between them. It's about a robot lady dragged outside of reality by her ex-boyfriend; she's got to pull herself across four parallel timelines before a hive-mind can take over the planet.

No Pizza On Luna is the current project. It's a comedy about a rabbit from the moon trying to make sense of a post-AIpocalypse future where every ruling AI takes the form of a horrible, cloying, unctuous clown.

If you support me then you're not gonna get much beyond a nice warm feeling from supporting casually queer independent comics. I'm told you mostly feel this sensation somewhere around your perineum. No merch drops, no intimate video chats, no comrades-only side stories. I just draw comics. If this gets big enough to pay all of my half of my family's bills then I get to start spending more time drawing comics instead of taking commissions or trying to find some kind of day job.

back to fulltime comics!

Milestone: $550 of $1000 / month

When this fills up then enough of you are kicking in a few bucks every month for me to cover my half of the bills and have some left over to have fun and build some savings! I can spend every waking minute drawing comics if I want to. Which I do not actually want to do as that's kind of unhealthy. But I can spend every *working* moment drawing comics, and that's fun, once I have a project that's working well. And I've got room to fool around figuring out how to make things work when it's not.

today's NPOL: a map!

Posted by Egypt Urnash on Apr 07, 2026

The second page here is fresh out of Illustrator! Astute's Symbol Stipple was super useful to fill in all the mountains and trees and whatnot.There's five more pages left in this chapter; here's their current state - mostly all I've done so far is to decide where the page breaks fall in the ... Continue reading