Josh E.
@josheckert.bsky.social
Graphic artist/illustrator, Eisner-nominated comic artist in hiding... https://www.instagram.com/jerk_etc/
Reposted by Josh E.
This is such a beautiful sentiment. Thank you for finding and sharing our story with your students. I don't think either of us could gave imagined this when we made it, and it's a joy to see it's found life beyond our imaginings.
Today in my undergrad comics class, we’re discussing Contact High (2017) by @josheckert.bsky.social & James Wright. I pair it with Janelle Monáe’s Dirty Computer film.
While the comic isn't explicitly about HIV/AIDS, I’ll use today to talk about touch, fear, & queerness. It’s all so new to them.
While the comic isn't explicitly about HIV/AIDS, I’ll use today to talk about touch, fear, & queerness. It’s all so new to them.
Contact High by James F. Wright (he/him)
Eisner-nominated queer sci-fi romance about a world where human touch is a drug.
jamesfwrites.itch.io
April 1, 2025 at 6:08 PM
This is such a beautiful sentiment. Thank you for finding and sharing our story with your students. I don't think either of us could gave imagined this when we made it, and it's a joy to see it's found life beyond our imaginings.
Reposted by Josh E.
Today in my undergrad comics class, we’re discussing Contact High (2017) by @josheckert.bsky.social & James Wright. I pair it with Janelle Monáe’s Dirty Computer film.
While the comic isn't explicitly about HIV/AIDS, I’ll use today to talk about touch, fear, & queerness. It’s all so new to them.
While the comic isn't explicitly about HIV/AIDS, I’ll use today to talk about touch, fear, & queerness. It’s all so new to them.
Contact High by James F. Wright (he/him)
Eisner-nominated queer sci-fi romance about a world where human touch is a drug.
jamesfwrites.itch.io
April 1, 2025 at 3:40 PM
Today in my undergrad comics class, we’re discussing Contact High (2017) by @josheckert.bsky.social & James Wright. I pair it with Janelle Monáe’s Dirty Computer film.
While the comic isn't explicitly about HIV/AIDS, I’ll use today to talk about touch, fear, & queerness. It’s all so new to them.
While the comic isn't explicitly about HIV/AIDS, I’ll use today to talk about touch, fear, & queerness. It’s all so new to them.