Drag Queen Magnet Set

Name: Drag Queen Magnet Set
Price: 127 SEK
Availability: InStock

AvSteve Foxe,Vander Von Odd

2025

Del i serien RP Minis

127 kr

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Beskrivning

Celebrate drag culture with a Diva, a Bearded Beauty, a Butch Queen, and more in this bright, flashy, and fun magnet set perfect for unleashing your inner queen, king, or gender-fluid performer! - Interactive Magnet Set: Includes 25 illustrated magnets of drag queens and kings, disco balls, Pride flags, crowns, jewels, wigs, and more, along with a double-sided illustrated backdrop to create your own scenes- Mini Book Included: Consult your very own mini drag queen encyclopedia in the 32-page, 2 1/2" x 3" illustrated mini book- A Unique Gift: A humorous and joyful gift for those who love drag brunches, Pride parades, and more

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum:2025-04-24
Höjd:82 x 86 x 48 mm
Vikt:169 g
Språk:Engelska
Serie:RP Minis
Antal sidor:32
Förlag:Running Press
Illustratör:Cheyne Gallarde
EAN:9780762487967

Mer om författaren

Steve Foxe is an award-nominated comic and children's book author and the co-creator of Web-Weaver, Marvel's first gay Spider-hero. He lives in the Midwest with his partner and their dog. He's been fascinated with drag since childhood, but his ankles are far too weak to survive heels.Vander Von Odd is a trans filmmaker and drag queen who was raised by horror films and golden age Hollywood starlets. She currently resides in Los Angeles where she weaves tales of horror and glamour for stage and screen. She competed on the first season of The Boulet Brothers Dragula and was crowned the show's first drag supermonster.Cheyne Gallarde (he/him/his) is a queer artist who was born and raised in Hawaii, but now lives in San Francisco. Cheyne's art reimagines drag queens and queer people as modern-day superheroes. He won the National Advertising Award for illustrating LGBTQ icons in 2019 for LOGOTV. When not drawing or painting, Cheyne loves to unwind with video games, binge-watching trashy reality TV, and taking blurry pics of his rescue dog, Rocket.