List of fictional lesbian characters

This is a list of lesbian characters in fiction, i.e. characters that either self-identify as lesbian or have been identified by outside parties to be lesbian. Listed characters are either recurring characters, cameos, guest stars, or one-off characters.

Cosplay of Ruby and Sapphire, two lesbian characters in Steven Universe who are in a romantic relationship, at day two of Montreal Comiccon 2015

For fictional characters in other parts of the LGBTQ community, see the lists of gay, trans, bisexual, non-binary, pansexual, asexual, and intersex characters.

The names are organized alphabetically by surname (i.e. last name), or by single name if the character does not have a surname. If more than two characters are in one entry, the last name of the first character is used.

Film

Characters	Title / Franchise	Actors	Year	Notes	Country
Carol Aird Therese Belivet	Carol	Cate Blanchett Rooney Mara	2015	Carol was always attracted to females but married as was expected of her social status and the post-WWII era. While in divorce proceedings, she meets Therese and comes out publicly after her love affair with her is exposed.[1][2] Therese realizes she's gay after she meets Carol and falls in love with her. The film is based on The Price of Salt by Patricia Highsmith.	United States
Amy Jenny	The War Widow	Pamela Bellwood Frances Lee McCain	1976	In this PBS made-for-TV film, set during World War I, Amy is married to a man that enlisted early. On a trip to New York City, she meets Jenny, a photographer. Their friendship blossoms into romance and they become lovers.[3]
Alex Cooper Frankie	Trapped: The Alex Cooper Story	Addison Holley Nicolette Pearse	2019	In this Lifetime made-for-TV film, Alex, raised by conservative Mormon parents in Southern California, is fifteen-years-old when she meets Frankie, an eighteen-year-old out lesbian. Their mutual attraction becomes romantic. To "cure" her homosexuality, her parents trick Alex and leave her in the custody of a Mormon couple in Utah to undergo anti-gay conversion therapy, and she spends eight months under their cruel authority before she is finally able to escape and find help.[4][5][6] The film is based on the 2016 memoir, Saving Alex: When I Was Fifteen I Told My Mormon Parents I Was Gay, and That's When My Nightmare Began.[7]
Eden Matilda	Spidarlings	Sophia Disgrace Rahel Kapsaski	2016	Eden and Matilda are a lesbian couple trying to get by.[8]	United Kingdom
Countess Geschwitz	Pandora's Box	Alice Roberts	1929	Countess Geschwitz is often cited as cinema's first explicit lesbian character.[9]	Germany
Linda Ray Guettner Barbara Moreland	A Question of Love	Gena Rowlands Jane Alexander	1978	In this ABC made-for-TV film, Linda and Barbara are a couple. Based on the true story of Mary Jo Risher, who in 1975 lost custody of her adopted 9‐year‐old son because she was a lesbian.[10][11]	United States
Calamity Jane / Martha Jane Canary Joanie Stubbs	Deadwood: The Movie	Robin Weigert Kim Dickens	2019	In this HBO made-for-TV film, Calamity is lesbian and in love with Joanie. Joanie is lesbian and a hostess at a brothel. They rekindle their romance, which first began in the television series the movie is based on, Deadwood.[12][13][14]	United States
Kena	Rafiki	Samantha Mugatsia	2018	Kena is a lesbian character.[15]	Kenya
Ellen Lange Casey Walker Daisy Dolon Ricky Grace Mayo Kendis Winslow	In the Glitter Palace	Barbara Hershey Diana Scarwid Carole Cook Lynn Marta Tisha Sterling Salome Jens	1977	In this NBC made-for-TV film, Ellen, a lesbian, hires her ex-boyfriend to defend her lover Casey who is accused of murder. Daisy is a lesbian and a nightclub entertainer. Ricky is a lesbian and hiding a child she lost in a custody suit. Grace is a lesbian. She was hired to seduce women so they can be blackmailed. Kendis, a judge, is a lesbian and another blackmail victim.[16][10]	United States
Leah Pearl	Mother, May I Sleep With Danger?	Leila George Emily Meade	2016	In this Lifetime made-for-TV film, Leah is in love with Pearl, a lesbian vampire. The film is a re-imagining of the similarly-titled 1996 television movie.[17]	United States
Tammy Metzler	Election	Jessica Campbell	1999	Tammy is a closeted lesbian[18] dumped by her girlfriend, Lisa Flanagan, for her brother, early in the film, and later runs a nihilistic campaign for class president aiming to dismantle student government,[19] attempting to get revenge on her brother,[20] She later falsely confesses to ripping down campaign posters, resulting in her expulsion and attendance at a Catholic girls school. Her story ends happily, as she meets her next love, Jennifer, at the school.[21] Additionally, early on in the film, Tammy gives narration where she says, "It's not like I'm a lesbian or anything. I'm attracted to the person. It's just that all the people I've been attracted to happen to be girls," impugning classification as a lesbian.[22]	United States
Renee Montoya Ellen Yee	Birds of Prey DC Extended Universe	Rosie Perez Ali Wong	2020	Renee and Ellen are exes of each other.[23]	United States
Janine Neilssen Sandy Cataldi	What Makes a Family	Brooke Shields Cherry Jones	2001	In this Lifetime made-for-TV film, when Sandy dies, Janine must fight to keep the child Sandy bore through artificial insemination.[24] The teleplay is based on the true story of Janine Ratcliffe, who in 1989 won custody of the daughter of her deceased lesbian partner, Joan Pearlman.	United States
Policewoman Policewoman's girl	Love Actually... Sucks!	Lareine Xu Celia Chang	2011	The film tells a series of interconnected stories, several with LGBT relationships, with one of these being a role-playing lesbian couple, and the film celebrates the belief that life is love.[25][26] It is the third feature film directed by the award-winning Chinese LGBT filmmaker, 'Scud'.	Hong Kong
Gail Springer Marjorie	My Two Loves	Mariette Hartley Lynn Redgrave	1986	In this ABC made-for-TV film, after her husband dies, Gail finds a job as a chef for a company, where she meets Marjorie, an executive who is open about her being a lesbian. Their friendship becomes a love affair. The script was co-written by Rita Mae Brown.[27][10]	United States

Graphic novels

Characters	Title	Year	Notes	Country
Foxglove / Donna Cavanagh Judy Hazel McNamara	The Sandman	1989–2015	Donna and Judy are lovers. After Judy dies, Donna changes her name to Foxglove[28] and starts a relationship with Hazel. Foxglove and Hazel have a child, Alvie, the result of one heterosexual encounter by Hazel.	United States
America Chavez	Young Avengers	2005–2014	America Chavez is an openly gay character, who has had relationships with a male personification of the Ultimate Nullifier and a female emergency medical technician named Lisa Halloran.[29][30][31]	United States
Tomoyo Daidouji Sonomi Daidouji	Cardcaptor Sakura Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card	1996–present	Tomoyo is in love with the protagonist of the show, Sakura. Sakura does not return Tomoyo's feelings. The creators intended for Tomoyo to have romantic feelings for Sakura.[32] At some point, Tomoyo confesses her love to Sakura, but Sakura misunderstands her, thinking she means "love" as a friend, and Tomoyo says that she'll explain when Sakura is older.[33] She simply doesn't have romantic feelings for Tomoyo in particular. Tomoyo's mother, Sonomi, confesses that she was in love with Sakura's mother.[34]	Japan
Batwoman / Kate Kane	52	2006–2007	The first appearance in this comic book series: 52 #7 (2006) and when DC Comics rebooted their universe with the series 52 in 2006, they reintroduced Batwoman as Kate Kane and identified her as a lesbian,[35] making her the highest profile lesbian in the DC universe.[36]	United States
Batwoman / Kate Kane Maggie Sawyer Renee Montoya	DC Comics Bombshells Bombshells United	2015–present	The comics series is set in an alternate reality where DC Comics superheroines are depicted as 1940s pin-up style heroes during World War II.[37] Despite being set in the 1940s, the setting has no era-appropriate homophobia.[38] Kate Kane is a lesbian and lives with her girlfriend, Detective Maggie Sawyer, at the start of the series.[39] Kate Kane and Renee Montoya are revealed to be ex-lovers in issue #45.[40]	United States
Kya	The Legend of Korra: Turf Wars	2017–present	Kya's sexuality is not mentioned in the animated series The Legend of Korra. However, in the sequel graphic novel The Legend of Korra: Turf Wars, she is shown to be lesbian and gives advice to Korra and Asami about coming out.[41]	United States
Shuichi Nitori Anna Suehiro	Wandering Son	2002–2013	The protagonist of Wandering Son, Shu, is a transgender girl.[42] Shu is attracted to and dates women throughout the series and when she officially comes out as a girl, her girlfriend Anna states "I guess this means I'm a lesbian.". [43]	Japan
Hothead Paisan	Hothead Paisan: Homicidal Lesbian Terrorist	1991	Created by Diane DiMassa, Hothead Paisan's presentation was cathartic to lesbians, but so graphically violent that the strip was banned in Canada.[44]	United States
Roxanne "Roxie" Richter	Scott Pilgrim	2004–2010	The book's protagonist, Ramona Flowers has seven evil exes: six ex-boyfriends and her ex-girlfriend Roxie. Ramona repeatedly corrects him by pointing out that "exes" is correct, not "ex-boyfriends", but she does not actually tell him about her ex-girlfriend until Scott meets Roxie in person.[45] While Ramona says that dating a girl was just a phase,[46] she Ramona later spends the night at Roxie's house and they make out offscreen.[47]	Canada
Holly Robinson	Catwoman vol. 3	2002–2010	Issue where her open lesbian identity begins: Catwoman vol. 3 #1 (2002). Holly Robinson is a friend of Catwoman and was one of the few openly lesbian characters in the early 2000s DC world.[48]	United States
Scandal Savage Knockout	Villains United	2005	The Villains United miniseries is the first appearance of Scandal. In this comic, she becomes a member of the Secret Six, says at one point "Lawton, do you know what the word 'lesbian' means?"[49] and later calls Knockout "beloved" as they hug after a battle.[50]	United States
Mo Testa	Dykes to Watch Out For	1983–2008	Mo is a semi-autobiographical representation of the creator Alison Bechdel who started the strip in 1983 because she wanted to see representations of her life that were not available in the media at the time.[51]	United States
Maggie Thrash	Honor Girl	2015	Honor Girl is a graphic novel memoir recounting writer Maggie Thrash's experience of falling in love with an older female camp counselor during a summer all-girls' camp.[52]	United States
Raven Xingtao	Princeless Princeless: Raven the Pirate Princess	2012–present	Raven, a character in Princeless and the protagonist in the spin-off Princeless: Raven the Pirate Princess, is a lesbian.[53][54]	Canada
Ymir	Attack on Titan	2009–present	The official website mentions Ymir is in love with Historia (Krista Lenz)[55] Also at the series panel for Animagic 2014, producer George Wada confirmed that Ymir and Krista are a couple.[56]	Japan

Literature

Characters	Work	Author	Year	Description
Aisling "Ash" Kaisa	Ash	Malinda Lo	2009	This story tells the classic Cinderella story, but Ash falls in love with a beautiful woman, rather than a prince, named Kaisa, who saves her "from her oppressive new existence."[57] The twist to this story is described by some as important, especially for "those looking for a girl romance."
Nancy "Nan" Astley Florence Banner Diana Leathaby	Tipping the Velvet	Sarah Waters	1998	Nan has sexual/romantic relationships with Florence and Diana; all three have also been with other women.[58][59]
Therese Belivet Abby Gerhard	The Price of Salt  (a.k.a. Carol)	Patricia Highsmith	1952	A married woman, Carol Aird, meets and falls in love with Therese Belivet, which results in her sexuality being used against her and relinquishing custody of her daughter, with Therese Comes out to herself after meeting Carol, while Abby is also a lesbian character.[60] Later made into a 2015 Hollywood film.
Elizabeth Bennett Caroline Bingley Charlotte Lucas	Gay Pride and Prejudice	Kate Christie	2012	In this story, which takes the original text of Pride and Prejudice, tweaking it and rewriting passages to "queer-up the story," Caroline Bingley has a crush on Elizabeth Bennett, while Charlotte Lucas never thinks "highly either of men or matrimony."[61]
Berdine Raina	Blood of the Fold Temple of the Winds	Terry Goodkind	1996 1997	In these books, the two Mord-Sith are in a relationship with each other.[62] Berdine comes out as a lesbian in the third book of this series and says she loves Raina. This was later turned into a TV series, The Legend of the Seeker.
Beebo Brinker Beth Ayers/Cullison Laura Landon	The Beebo Brinker Chronicles	Ann Bannon	1957-1960	These books focus on gay and lesbian love, sexual adventure, with a positive, "yet still complicated look at lesbian relationships," in all five of the books in this series.[63] In the first book, Odd Girl Outa college girl named Laura gets seduced by Beth, and in the next book, I Am A Woman, Laura goes to a bar and meets a butch lesbian, Beebo Brinker, and talks about coming out to her father. In the following book, Women In The Shadows, the relationship between Laura and Beebo continues, while Laura's first girlfriend returns in Journey To A Woman, leading to a "drama-laden lesbian love triangle" of Beebo, Beth, and Laura. In the next book, Beebo Brinker looks back to the formative years of Beebo.
Molly Bolt	Rubyfruit Jungle	Rita Mae Brown	1973	Molly has numerous romantic and sexual relationships with other women.[64] In this novel, she confronts the "hypocrisies of both heterosexual and homosexual societies."[65]
Jayde Robin Brown	Georgia Peaches and Other Forbidden Fruit	Joanna "Jo" Gordon Mary Carlson	2016	In this sweet teen romance, Joanna, an "evangelical lesbian in a small Southern town," and Mary meet each other, as Joanna struggles to figure out her identity, but never considers it sinful.[66] Even though Joanna and Mary are White, "the rest of their friends display considerable diversity," with one reviewer hoping it will help people "bridge the gap between faith and sexuality."[67]
Calixte Tzara	Strange the Dreamer series	Laini Taylor	2017-2018	Calixte and Tzara are in a long-term lesbian relationship with each other at the start of the series.[68] Thyon Nero has never been romantically or sexually attracted to a woman, but finds himself drawn to Ruza, who seems to reciprocate his interest, making them both gay or in Ruza's case at least bisexual.
Carmilla	Carmilla	Sheridan Le Fanu	1872	Carmilla, published as part of the book, In a Glass Darkly, is considered the first lesbian vampire story.[69][70] In this story, Laura, who lives with her father, meets Carmilla, and they form a close relationship, with Laura becoming ill as Carmilla draws nourishment from her.
Anne Damer	Life Mask	Emma Donoghue	2004	This book is set in late 18th century London, telling the story of three women caught in a love triangle, one of whom is Anna, whose "lesbian side" is not realized until the end of the book.[71]
Clarissa Dalloway Doris Kilman	Mrs Dalloway	Virginia Woolf	1925	This novel tells the day in the life of Clarissa Dalloway, a fictional woman in post–war, and she is strongly attracted to Sally Seton,[72] with both sharing a kiss. Clarissa also recognizes that Septimus dies without revealing his homosexuality, perceiving his failure to speak out as "protecting her private lesbian passion," while Doris later encourages Clarissa to name, at least privately, her "lesbian desires."[73]
Elinor "Lakey" Eastlake	The Group	Mary McCarthy	1954	Elinar is a lesbian,[74] and graduate from Vassar College in 1933, with the lives of the stories proatgonists involving the men in their lives. The Baroness is her lesbian lover, which her fellow seven female graduates realize when she returned from Europe.[75] It was later adapted into a film in 1966.
Lucy Farinelli	Kay Scarpetta novels	Patricia Cornwell	1994–2003	Lucy has romantic relationships and casual sexual encounters with other women.[76] Lucy is not well accepted due to her suspected sexual orientation, has occasional one-night stands, mostly with women and occasionally with men, but she is seduced by Carrie Grethen, early in her career, a relationship which haunts her and those close to her across several books.
Stephen Gordon Valérie Seymour	The Well of Loneliness	Radclyffe Hall	1928	This book, a candid novel about "coming to terms with a lesbian identity," was challenged as obscene, under the Obscene Publications Act of 1857, for its "frank portrayal of lesbianism."[77] Although the book has no language that is explicitly sexual, the lesbian themes were seen as a threat to the existing social order, seen as unpalatable, remained banned until 1959 when the Obscene Publications Act was amended, and was published in the U.S. in April 1929 when courts agreed that "lesbianism in and of itself was neither obscene nor illegal," meaning the book wasn't either.
Joan Gilling Esther Greenwood	The Bell Jar	Sylvia Plath	1963	The novel has a central relationship between Joan and Esther,[74] and it addresses the question of socially acceptable identity, examining Esther's "quest to forge her own identity, to be herself rather than what others expect her to be"[78] while highlighting the problems with oppressive patriarchal society in mid-20th-century America.[79] There was the 1979 film adaption of the book, and a lawsuit by Jane V. Anderson claiming that she was not a lesbian and didn't have a relationship with Sylvia Path.[80]
Rosemary Harper Sissix	The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet	Becky Chambers	2015	Rosemary Harper and Sissix are either lesbians or bisexuals as the two women enter a relationship with each other over the course of the novel.[81] In her review, Casey Stepaniuk describes the book as "Star Trek but with lesbians and more aliens."
Hurley Sloane	The Adventure Zone	Carey Pietch	2018–present	In the third graphic novel, Petals to the Metal, there are two secondary female characters named Hurley and Sloane who have a relationship/feelings for each other.[82] The Hurley-Sloane lesbian couple survived to the end of the story, surviving a near-death experience.
Ijeoma Amina	Under the Udala Trees	Chinelo Okparanta	2015	Ijeoma and Amina fall in love with each other as children and keep loving each other way into adulthood.[83]
Wilma Irrling Leonie	Die Wilden Hühner und die Liebe	Cornelia Funke	2003	Wilma comes out as lesbian to her friends. She falls in love with a girl from her theatre group who is called Leonie.[84]
Ashlinn Järnheim	Godsgrave (The Nevernight Chronicle series)	Jay Kristoff	2017	Mia Corvere is an infamous assassin and fugitive slave fleeing from the Blades of the Red Church and Luminatii legion, with her family wanting her to die and her mentor in hands of her foes.[85] She works with many individuals, like her lover, Ashlinn, to find out the "final answer to the riddle of her life."
Holland Jeager Cece	Keeping You a Secret	Julie Anne Peters	2003	In this coming out novel, Holland is intrigued by a student transferring to her school who "wants to start a Lesbigay club at school."[86] In the process, Holland faces homophobia, and begins a relationship with Cece, adjusting to her new sexuality quickly.[87]
Jeanette	Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit	Jeanette Winterson	1985	This book is a coming-of-age story about a lesbian girl named Jeanette who grows up in an English Pentecostal community.[88] Key themes of the book include transition from youth to adulthood, complex family relationships, same-sex relationships, and religion. A television adaptation of the book was made and aired by the BBC in 1990, starring Charlotte Coleman and Geraldine McEwan, which won the Prix Italia in 1991.[89]
Jo Lara	Ukiah Oregon series	Wen Spencer	2001–2004	In this series of books, Jo and Lara are the mothers of Ukiah Oregon, the story's protagonist. In the first book, Alien Taste, it is revealed that Ukriah was raised first by wolves, then by Jo and Lara.[90] Jo and Lara also appear in the three other books in the series, Tainted Trail, Bitter Waters, and Dog Warrior, but only as minor characters.
Annie Kenyon Liza Winthrop	Annie on My Mind	Nancy Garden	1982	This book is a retrospect by Liza, remembering her first semester at MIT, how she met Annie, struggled to recognize her lesbian identity, and they reaffirm their love for each other on the phone at the end of the book.[91] Due to these themes, religious fundamentalists burned a copy of the book, a Kansas superintendent removed it from school libraries, and a lawsuit ensued, with a judge ruling on the side of the ACLU, ordering the book to be returned to the libraries shelves. The book is well-regarded as a "canonical lesbian-coming-of-age novel."[92]
Keren	Arrows of the Queen	Mercedes Lackey	1987	Keren, a minor character,[93] is life bonded to Ylsa and then Sherrill.
Daja Kisubo Lark	The Will of the Empress	Tamora Pierce	2005	Daja is a main character who realizes she is gay and begins a relationship with a woman throughout the course of the novel while Lark is a mostly off screen character in a long-term lesbian relationship who appears more in other books.[94] Daja's relationship in this book ends badly, when she is forced to choose between her lover and her chosen family, and chooses the latter.
Renee LaRoche	Along the Journey River	Carole LaFavor	1996	In this novel, originally published in 1996, and re-released in 2017, it is the first detective novel to have "an openly out Indigenous lesbian," the protagonist, Renee.[95]
Anna Lightwood Ariadne Bridgestock Helen Blackthorn Aline Penhallow	The Shadowhunter Chronicles	Cassandra Clare	2007–present	Anna is a genderqueer lesbian, as confirmed by author Cassandra Clare,[96] who has had many lovers but has never truly gotten over her first love,[97] Ariadne Bridgestock, a closeted lesbian[98] who entered a lavender engagement with Charles, becoming his fiancé.[99] Anna also, according to the author, outright rejects the gender binary but uses female pronouns because the book is set in 1903.[100]
Maiju Montevideo Claude Singapore	Carnival	Elizabeth Bear	2006	This story revolves around two spies sent to steal alien tech from Amazonia, a "planet ruled by man-enslaving lesbians" like Claude and Maiju.[101] Additionally, the two spies, Vincent and Michelangelo are homosexuals from a world with "regressive and repressive mores."[102]
Moff Delian Mors	Star Wars: Lords of the Sith	Paul S. Kemp	2015	Moff, the first LGBT character in the Star Wars canon, was introduced in this book.[lower-alpha 1] She is an Imperial officer who makes mistakes, is very capable, and happens to be a lesbian as well, with those who included it saying that Star Wars should be diverse, apart from stories about "straight, white males."[103] Reviewers for the New York Daily News stated her sexuality is not a major concern in the novel, suggesting that "homophobia isn't an issue in the Empire," and something the Imperial Army doesn't worry about, even as they fight rebels.[104][105]
Cassie Peskin-Suso Nadine Suso	Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda	Becky Albertalli	2015	Abby's cousin Cassie Peskin-Suso, a principal character in the sequel novel The Upside of Unrequited, is a lesbian and Mina is her pansexual girlfriend while Cassie also has two mothers Nadine, who is a lesbian, and Patty, who is bisexual.[106]
Emi Price Ava	Everything Leads to You	Nina LaCour	2015	Emi Price finds a letter written to a recently-dead film icon, leading them to Ava, his granddaughter, who Emi is smitten with, and hopes for "new love with Ava."[107]
Margaret Prior Selina Dawes	Affinity	Sarah Waters	1999	Margaret also called "Peggy" and "Aurora" is an unmarried woman from an upper-class family. She becomes a visitor at a prison and meets Selina. Margaret is a prisoner in her life being "dictated by gender rules and societal expectations, as Selina is in her physical cell."[108] This novel is set in a women's prison in London, explores the "Victorian world of spiritualism," and won the Somerset Maugham Award for Lesbian and Gay Fiction.[109] Like her first novel, Affinity contains overarching lesbian themes and was acclaimed by critics on its publication. Later it was turned into a feature film.
Imogene "Idgie" Threadgoode	Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe	Fannie Flagg	1998	This novel weaves together the past and the present through the blossoming friendship between Evelyn Couch, a middle-aged housewife, and Ninny Threadgoode, an elderly woman who lives in a nursing home, while her sister-in-law, Idgie, and her friend, Ruth, ran a café. Idgie is a lesbian and has a long-term romantic relationship with another woman, and sexual encounters with one other woman.[110] Although it is not explicitly labeled as a lesbian relationship, every resident both knows about and accepts Idgie and Ruth's relationship, making lesbianism a theme in the novel[111] while in the film adaptation, a story of Southern female friendship and love, Ruth had been in love with Buddy Threadgoode, Idgie's brother.[112][113]
Aud Torvingen	The Blue Place	Nicola Griffith	2007	Aud Torvingen, an 18-year-old coming to the U.S., who is the daughter of a rich diplomat, rents an apartment near Atlanta, and becomes an Atlanta cop, but falls into passionate encounters.[114] One of these encounters is with Julia. She remains a protagonist in the book's two sequels, Stay and Always, and becomes "one of the most human and intriguing lesbians in crime fiction."[114]
Jaret Tyler Peggy Danziger	Happy Endings Are All Alike	Sandra Scoppettone	1978	This young adult book is the first one with a "clearly lesbian main character," named Jaret Taylor who comes out in the book's first line: "Even though Jaret Tyler had no guilt or shame about her love affair with Peggy Danziger she knew there were plenty of people in this world who would put it down."[60] Jaret, a future lawyer, endures hardship and discrimination but remains strong even as Peggy, her girlfriend, "wavers in the face of family and small-town prejudices." Scoppettone would go on to write a popular mystery novel series featuring a lesbian detective named Lauren Laurano.
Clodagh Unwin	A Village Affair	Joanna Trollope	1989	In this story, Alice Meadows questions her identity, having an affair with a lesbian woman named Clodagh Unwin, while she remains married, with her awakening depending on "a heart-wrenching choice between her lover and her family."[115]
Clarissa Vaughan Sally	The Hours	Michael Cunningham	1998	In this novel, which has strong parallels with Virginia Woolf's Mrs Dalloway, Clarissa rejects a relationship with Richard, a gay man, for the love of her life, Sally, who is invigorated by this love.[116] Louis is also Richard's former lover, with Richard later taking his own life, while Clarissa comes to a full realization of her own identity.
Patience White Sarah Dowling	Patience and Sarah	Isabel Miller	1969	This book, which captures "Lesbian-feminist consciousness" in the U.S. in the 1960s, is not only a love story of Patience and Sarah but also became important in the "lesbian literary-political tradition," with Miller's experience as a woman and lesbian shaping the book itself.[117]
Felicity Worthington	Gemma Doyle Trilogy	Libba Bray	2003	Felicity is an "alpha girl," who becomes friends with the protagonist, Gemma, and has an "obsession with power," and has a tortured lesbian relationship with Pippa [118] Felicity is revealed to be either bisexual or a lesbian (although most likely lesbian as she seemed to use men as a cover-up) in the last book when she shares a passionate kiss with Pippa, before leaving the corrupt Pippa behind forever.

Live-action television

This is a list of characters in live action television that either self-identify as lesbian or have been identified by outside parties to be lesbian. Listed characters are either recurring characters, cameos, guest stars, or one-off characters. For other LGBTQ characters in live-action television, please see the lists of dramatic television series with LGBT characters in the 1970s to 2000s, 2010s, 2020s, and pages which highlight LGBT characters in television and radio, and comedy television series.

Video games

Characters	Series / Title	Year	Notes	Developer
A ghost couple Other couples	Kindred Spirits on the Roof	2012	In the English release of this Japanese visual novel, the main character Toomi Yuna helps a female ghost couple, create other lesbian couples at her school. This game is notable for being the first erotic visual novel released on Steam not to be censored.[119]	Liar-soft
Asellus	SaGa Frontier	1997	This Japanese role-playing game features a female main character named Asellus who was infused with mystical blood that causes her to be highly attractive to other women.[120][121]	Square
Athena Janey Springs	Borderlands Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel	2014	In Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel (2014) the playable character Athena and the supporting character Janey Springs are lesbian.[122][123] Janey repeatedly flirts with Athena, causing her to become embarrassed.	2K Australia Gearbox Software
Sophie de Bretheuil Rebecca Norton	The Last Express	1997	This adventure game has the player meeting two young adult girls named Sophie de Bretheuil and Rebecca Norton who are almost always in each other's company. While at first, they appear to be merely close friends, reading the diary of Rebecca suggests they are lesbians, but there are no explicitly homosexual gestures beyond hand-holding.[124]	Smoking Car Productions
Abigail Black	Clive Barker's Jericho	2007	Lt. Abigail Black, a telekinetic sniper and playable character, is confirmed to be lesbian in this Spanish first-person shooter and survival horror game.[125]	MercurySteam Alchemic Productions
Byleth (player character) Edelgard Dorothea Mercedes Linhardt Jeritza Rhea Sothis Yuri	Fire Emblem Fire Emblem: Three Houses	2019	Edelgard, Jeritza, Dorothea, Yuri, Rhea, Sothis, Linhardt, and Mercedes can be romanced by the player character regardless of gender during certain routes.[126][127]	Intelligent Systems Koei Tecmo
Caithe Faolain	Guild Wars 2	2012	This MMORPG game includes the sylvari race of plant-like humanoids who don't reproduce sexually. As such, they do not base their relationships upon reproduction, but rather love, sensuality, and finding beauty in one another.[128] Caithe and Faolain are minor characters, two female sylvari in a lesbian relationship. Eladus and Dagdar are two young male sylvari in a gay relationship. The player is able to encounter and save Eladus and Dagdar from the Knight Bercilak the Green in an optional quest.	ArenaNet
Corrin (player character) Niles Rhajat	Fire Emblem Fire Emblem Fates	2015	This game is the first in the Fire Emblem franchise to feature a same-sex marriage option for both the 'Birthright' and 'Conquest' versions of the game (Niles and Rhajat in the American version).[129] The same sex options, however, are restricted to one character per game, and if the player marries a character of the same sex, they will not be able to unlock Kana (the player's child) or Nina, Niles' daughter.[130]	Nintendo SPD Intelligent Systems
Crystal Amber Bailey	Dead Rising 2	2010	It's hinted that two minor villains, twin sisters Crystal and Amber Bailey, are in an incestuous lesbian relationship in this Canadian survival horror and beat 'em up game.[131]	Blue Castle Games
Ellie Riley Abel	The Last of Us	2013	In The Last of Us (2013), Ellie is one of the main characters and Riley is sometimes mentioned. In the DLC prequel The Last of Us: Left Behind (2014), players control Ellie as she spends time with Riley, and it is implied Ellie has feelings for Riley, culminating in a kiss between them near the climax. The developers Naughty Dog later confirmed they have romantic feelings for each other and the writer for Ellie's character, Neil Druckmann, said he wrote her to be gay.[132]	Naughty Dog
Garnet Pearl	Steven Universe Steven Universe: Save the Light	2017	Garnet (composed of two Gems in a relationship, Ruby and Sapphire), and Pearl, are lesbian characters in this action-adventure, and role-playing game.[133][134]	Grumpyface Studios
Steph Gingrich	Life Is Strange Life Is Strange: Before the Storm	2015-2017	Steph has a crush on Rachel and can mention it to Chloe in episode 2. Her voice actress, Katy Bentz, later confirmed during a Reddit AMA that Steph is a lesbian.[135]	Deck Nine
Hailey	I Don't Have A Cue!	2018	In this visual novel game, Hailey, during her college's production, she got a crush on Shana, who has issues with processing her signals because of her autism.[136][137]	Drazillion
Tracker McDyke	Caper in the Castro	1988	A murder mystery problem solving and adventure game for Apple Mac computers written in the HyperCard language, distributed on underground gay bulletin boards, starring the lesbian detective Tracker McDyke. C. M. Ralph, who wrote the game, later released a straightwashed version called "Murder on Main Street" and published by Heizer Software.[138]	C. M. Ralph
Fiona Mickey	The Longest Journey	1999	This computer game features Fiona and Mickey, a lesbian landlady and her long-time lover. The game also features and a gay cop. While the game used a futuristic Blade Runner type setting, the gay characters are not used to show how decadent society had become,but are seen as normal and well adjusted secondary characters.[139]	Funcom
Kendall Flowers Charlotte Grewal	Don't Take It Personally, Babe, It Just Ain't Your Story	2011	Kendall and Charlotte have recently broken up as of the start of this Canadian visual novel game.[139]	Love Conquers All Games
Aurora James	Gangsters in Love	2016	A lesbian character who can be in a romance with the player character.[140]	Voltage Entertainment USA
Juhani Another female Jedi	Star Wars Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic	2003	The party member Juhani is lesbian, though bugged coding on the initial release allowed her to be attracted to the player character regardless of gender. In subsequent patches, she reverts to same-sex preferences. She and another female Jedi were also heavily implied to be lovers. This would make Juhani the first known gay character in the Star Wars universe.[141]	BioWare
Alexios Kassandra	Assassin's Creed Assassin's Creed Odyssey	2018	The player may choose to play as either Alexios or Kassandra; a pair of siblings. The game presents both opposite-sex and same-sex relationship options for the player character.[142] They are potentially lesbian, gay, or bisexual.	Ubisoft Montreal
Medusa	Astoria: Fate's Kiss	2015	Medusa is a lesbian[143] in this visual novel game, and can enter into a relationship with the protagonist.[144]	Voltage Entertainment USA
Nari	Magical Mystery Cure	2018	This game, part crafting game and part visual novel, features Nari, a genderfluid partner of Ella, a trans woman and oracle of the stars. Nari and the players of the game have to combine the right combination of ingredients in order to reverse the effects of a magical potion ingested by Ella at her birthday party.[145][137]	Dotorriii
Paige	The Walking Dead The Walking Dead: Michonne	2016	Paige has feelings for her friend Samantha.[146][147]	Telltale Games
Vivien Pentreath	Moonmist	1986	In one of the possible storylines, it is revealed that Vivien, a friend of Lord Jack, was in a relationship with his former fiancée, Deirdre, before her apparent suicide and was jealous that she chose Lord Jack over her in this interactive fiction.[148][139]	Infocom
Chloe Price	Life Is Strange	2015	In Life Is Strange (2015), Chloe admits that she had romantic feelings towards Rachel. In the prequel Life Is Strange: Before the Storm (2017), depending on the player's actions, Rachel may open up and reveal that she has romantic feelings towards Chloe too. At some point, Chloe may have the choice to kiss Rachel. Rachel also had a relationship with Frank before the plot of Life Is Strange.	Dontnod Entertainment
Seiko Shinohara	Corpse Party: BloodCovered	2006	Seiko is shown to have romantic feelings for her best friend, Naomi Nakashima in this Japanese survival horror, adventure, and dōjin soft game.[149]	Team GrisGris
Hiyu Shinosaki	Bokuhime Project	2020	Hiyu, a supporting character attending the same school as the protagonist, is attracted to women in this Japanese adventure game.[150]	Nippon Ichi Software
Sole Survivor	Fallout Fallout 4	2015	The player character, "Sole Survivor", can romance their companions, regardless of their sex.[151]	Bethesda Game Studios
Tiny Tina	Borderlands Borderlands 2	2012	Tiny Tina confesses that she likes Maya and asks if she likes her in turn. It was confirmed by lead writer Anthony Burch on his ask.fm that she is lesbian. Also, during the production of the DLC Mr. Torgue's Campaign of Carnage (2012), it was planned to depict Tiny Tina having a crush on Moxxi, but the dialogue concerning this was ultimately deleted before the DLC was released. However, in Borderlands 3, echo logs reveal that she had been in relationships with both men and women.[152]	Gearbox Software
Two female lovers	The Dagger of Amon Ra	1992	This adventure game features a woman from a small town who gets a job for a New York paper in the 1920s. Two of the women she meets are involved in a secret love affair.[139]	Sierra On-Line
Various girls Teachers Nurses	A Kiss for the Petals	2006–2016	A series of adult yuri visual novels.[153][154]	Fuguriya
Various girls	Nurse Love Addiction	2015	This is a Japanese yuri game, in the visual novel genre, centered around lesbian nursing school students.[155]	Kogado Studio
Emily Verma	Queen's Gambit	2015	A lesbian character in this visual novel game which can have a romance with the player character.[156][157]	Voltage Entertainment USA

Webcomics

Characters	Title	Year	Notes
Acolyte Goddess	Lady of the Shard[158]	2016	This comic by Gigi D.G. features a romance between women,[159] specifically between Acolyte and the Goddess. The former gives the latter gifts, in the form of breakfasts and other meals. As the comic moves forward, romantic strains increase as they try to figure out their love for each other
Aruka Yukimi	Kiss It Goodbye	2020-Present	In this story, that the author describes as a women-love-women romance, Aruka and Yukimi are in love with each and live in Japan.[160] The comic chronicles the development their relationship over the years, from childhood friends to a rift between them in high school and later reconciling.[lower-alpha 2]
Cassidy Nola	The Right Knight Our Days in Lumain	2019-2020	A knight named Cassidy "Cass" falls in love with a girl, Nola, who can transform into a dragon, after she came to save a princess, Melandra "Mel," in a tower.[161][162] Cass is from a family of knights and Mel is said to have attraction to girls and guys, implying she is bisexual.[163] Their story was continued in a sequel which began in April 2020[164] titled Our Days in Lumain where they meet in the Kingdom of Lumain and are in a romantic relationship with each other.[165][166]
Charli Hana	It Stems From Love	2019-2020	Charli and Hana have a developing relationship in this comic by Soya S. Holm, slowly falling more and more in love with one another.[167][168]
Cheryl Emilie Iris April	April Flowers	2018-2019	Cheryl loves her friend, Emilie, before she is greviously injured and killed by a demon.[lower-alpha 3] At the end of the comic Iris admits to her mother that she lives April and they both embrace one another.[169]
Christina Brenda	Our Universe	2019-Present	Christina, a universal goddess, falls in love with Brenda in this comic by Jenny-Toons.[170] Christina's real name is a song and Brenda is the first girlfriend she has ever had who can pronounce it correctly.
Dani Callie Olive Other minor characters	My Dragon Girlfriend[171]	2018–present	This webcomic, by Fawnduu, has a varied LGBT cast, including the main protagonists.[172] The lesbian characters include Dani, a lesbian that can turn into a dragon, and has a girlfriend named Christy, who is bisexual. Two other lesbian dragons, Callie and Olive, have feelings for each other. Various other minor characters are also lesbians.
Dani Yvette	Her Name Was Sunny	2020	This three-chapter comic, by Madamka, features various LGBTQ characters. The protagonist, Dani, has a crush on a girl named Sunny, with the former having a fiancee named Toby and works at a local coffee shop.[173][174] Sunny's friend, Yvette, who works with her at the coffee shop, has a crush on the protagonist as shown in the last chapter, "Polar Rose," who is also excited about the "Princess Prom" episode of She-Ra and the Princesses of Power.[175]
Donna	Bruno	1996–2007	In this Christopher Baldwin webcomic, Bruno, a bisexual, and free-spirited woman,[176] and later becomes involves with Sophia, who "has male and female lovers within the bounds of a polyamorous relationship."[177] The webcomic also features a trans woman named Judi, with Baldwin offering "brief flashes inside Judi's private sexual life," even though most of the main characters don't know she is trans.[178] In one comic, Bruno admits her bisexuality,[179] and in others, she goes on a date with Frank, has a one-night-stand with Patricia, and sleeps with her friend Donna. In the later case, Bruno and Donna have a passionate relationship, but due to Bruno's alcoholism and somewhat turbulent personality, they break up.[lower-alpha 4] After the breakup, Bruno expresses interest in a boy[180] and Donna is seen with a new girlfriend.[181]
Emily April	Chroma Key	2018-Present	In this webcomic by Brandon Dumas, which follows a multiracial group of childhood female friends who transform into Power Ranger-like superheroes, there are various lesbian characters. For instance, Emily, who has Type II of Waardenburg syndrome which comes with, in her case, moderate hearing loss and less pigmentation of hair and eyes, and prefers to use ASL,[182] has a crush on another girl, Adrienne,[182] and shown to be a lesbian.[183] Additionally, April is shown to have a crush on an unnamed older woman.[184]
Eve Lilith Candace Abelle	Eve's Apple[185]	2008–2013	This webcomic, by Christine Smith, focuses on intimacy and dating from a transgender perspective, centers on a gay, and overweight, trans woman, Eve, and has "some very frank discussions about physical intimacy."[186] The story was well received by the trans community, while Smith added that Alison Bechdel's webcomic "Dykes To Watch Out For" was a big influence on her.[187] This comic also includes Eve's crush, and best friend, Lucy, while her lesbian friend, Lilith, has a crush on Eve, along with other LGBT characters, like a trans man named Adam, and two estranged lovers, Candace and Abelle. Christine Smith later spun off Sarah, who had a few frames in this comic, to her new comic, "The Princess," as noted in a later entry on this page.
Fran Fenic	Goodbye to Halos	2015-Present	This comic features a lesbian named Fran with a girlfriend,[188][189] Fenic, a "20-year-old trans lesbian" from Skyport. The latter, in the story, has been living in the "run-down queer district of Market Square" for five years, and has a magic ability to "manipulate any object from a distance," even though this magic is "temperamental".[188]
Jane Other characters	Jane's World	1998–2018	In this webcomic by Paige Braddock, most of the central characters, including the titular Jane, are lesbians.[190][191]
Jollie Nell	Cursed Princess Club	2019-Present	In this webcomic by LambCat, Jolie and Nell are members of the Cursed Princess Club, otherwise known as CPC, consisting of princesses who are cursed and have been cast out of society. In the 57th episode of the webcomic, Nell states that she was glaring at the story's protagonist, Gwendolyn "Gwen," because she was jealous of Gwen "always clinging" to her girlfriend, Jolie, with the latter confirming their previously secret relationship.[192]
June	It's kind of complicated	2020-Present	June, an out lesbian,[193] has long been friends with a girl named Sammy, but realizes that she may have feelings for her.[194][195][196]
Jenna Rachel Kaplan Heather Wesserman Karma Shay Lily Fauster Molly Lyza	Ive Met Someone	2019-Present	Jenna, also known as JK, is the protagonist of the comic, who begins as a closeted lesbian who has a crush on a girl named Heather Wesserman.[197][lower-alpha 5] She later gets a crush on a bisexual girl she meets in a supermarket named Joy Harris in the comic's ninth issue, and connects with her on a dating app.[198] Later, they connect on Facebook, Jenna meets Joy's ex, Shay, and they kiss[lower-alpha 6] She also meets a deeply closeted lesbian girl on a sketchy dating website named Karma, who she develops feelings for, before learning the truth about her.[lower-alpha 7] After that unravels, Heather, who she has grown closer to,[lower-alpha 8] becomes her girlfriend,[199] even after they both go to separate colleges.[200] The comic also features two girls, Lily Fauster and Molly, who become a lesbian couple after kissing at a frat party[201] and a trans lesbian girl named Lyza.[202]
Kate Celine	Demon Street[203]	2013–present	This comic by Aliza Layne features several queer characters, including a nonbinary character and a pair of crushing pre-teen girls.[189][204][205][206]
Katrya Annilyse	Princess × Pistolier	2017-Present	Katrya, serves as a guard for Annilyse "Anya", a Princess, in her travels, over five years. She later admits that she has been in love with Annilyse and Katrya reciprocates those feelings.[207][208] After Anya's father rejects their romance, Anya eschews the wedding, and runs away with Katrya.[lower-alpha 9]
Alexis "Alex" Koenig	Motherlover	2018–present	This webcomic, by Lindsey Ishihiro, is a slow-burn romance about two moms from different walks of life, who eventually fall in love, and will be published in print in 2023 by Iron Circus Comics.[209] The story centers around two women: Alexis "Alex" Koenig, a single lesbian woman of Japanese descent who moved back to her childhood home, with a daughter, and her neighbor Imogen Dawson, a stay-at-home mom who is trying to find "a new identity and purpose" in her life, who is married to Jonathan, living with their four children.[210]
Rose Lalonde	Homestuck	2009-2016	In this webcomic by Andrew Hussie, Rose Lalonde is a lesbian human who eventually dates Kanaya Maryam, a bisexual troll.[211]
Lisa	The Unfitting Puzzle Piece	2016-2019	Lisa has a girlfriend named Eva, who is jealous when Lisa "checks out" other girls.[212] Both are 17-years-old.[213] Apart from them, Nico is an openly pansexual character, who reveals to Lisa that Eva is bisexual.[214] There seem to be minor gay characters as well.[lower-alpha 10]
Luna Lion Unnamed characters	Acception	2015–present	This ongoing Dutch teen dramedy romance webcomic by Coco "Colourbee" Ouwerkerk,[215] who was inspired by "manga genres such as shojo and shounen," focuses on a rainbow-haired male protagonist named Arcus McCarthy, a high school student who faces some hostility for his appearance. The comic also features various LGBT characters.[216] This includes Luna Lion, a trans woman who is introduced in the 23rd comic, who is transitioning, and Casper, a gay guy, both of whom have crushes on Arcus. The comic also features Bo, an asexual woman, introduced in the 78th comic, along with gay, trans male, lesbian, and bisexual characters in other comics.
Mal Molly	Lumberjanes	2014–2020	This series, created by Grace Ellis and Shannon Watters,[lower-alpha 11]features two campers, Mal and Molly, who discover they have mutual crushes for each other, with their friends accepting their relationship.[217][218]
Malori Velverosa Lenora	Mage & Demon Queen	2018-Present	This webcomic by Kuru,[lower-alpha 12] is focused on Malori, a young woman and mage, who is told to kill the Demon Queen, Velverosa, but is deeply in love with her, with the queer relationship between them a central part of the story.[219] In the second chapter of the comic, Princess Lenora and Malori go on a date in Folstina.[220][221] It is also shown that Lenora has a crush on Malori.[222]
Marya	Unknown Lands	2015-Present	Most of the cast has a queer sexual identity,[223] including Marya, who is lesbian. In general, Unknown Lands has environmental, feminist, and LGBTQ+ themes.[224]
Moms of Minerva "Mina"	Kamille	2020-Present	This fantasy and romance story has multiple LGBTQ characters. Camille's friend, Minerva "Mina,"[lower-alpha 13] has two moms.[225] Camile, on the other hand, can become a magical girl named Kamille, and is a god like Kami, Mahi, Jala, and Avani.
Kabi Nagata	My Lesbian Experience With Loneliness	2016	This autobiographical manga is by a lesbian author named by Kabi Nagata.[226]
Nicky Fay	LGBT stories	2017-2020	This story has various LGBTQ characters, including Nicky and Fay, who are in a relationship,[227][lower-alpha 14] with Nicky having some attraction toward some men, like Alan.[228] This means that she may be bisexual.
Nimona	Nimona	2012–2015	Noelle Stevenson, the author of this webcomic, described Nimona, the series protagonist, as a person who is stocky, wears pink but is "still very kind of butch,"[229] referring to a woman with masculine traits, beyond what is considered typical of a tomboy, specifically a lesbian identity.
Nye	Fera[230]	2009–present	This webcomic by Davy Shirley features a lesbian protagonist, Nye, and her bisexual partner.[231]
Kim Park Mae Miller	A New You	2017-2020	Kim Park is a 21-year-old woman whose girlfriend is Mae Miller, a 21-year-old woman, and both of them are dating.[232][lower-alpha 15]. They later sleep together and have sexual intercourse.[lower-alpha 16]
Peggy Sandro	My Two Lesbian Ants[233]	2017–present	This comic strip, by Lisa Franklin, is about two ants, Peggy and Sandro, which are lesbian, and one who is non-binary and queer, Angie.[234]
Anaïs Phalèse Fauna Lokjom	Curvy[235]	2008–present	This webcomic by Sylvan Migdal features two lesbian protagonists, Anaïs Phalèse and Fauna Lokjom, who are in a relationship.[236]
Rosalie "Rosa" Clarity "Clair" Rabourn June Park Lillian	Saving You	2019-Present	In this comic, 17-year-old Rosalie "Rosa," one of the protagonists, may have a crush on 17-year-old schoolgirl named Clarity "Clair" Rabourn, calling herself Clarity's "biggest fan" when she first meets her.[237] Rosa later meets June Park, another schoolmate, who has a crush on her,[238] and it is revealed that her sadistic boss, Lillian, loves her deeply.[239]
Rosie Isabelle	Close Your Eyes, Look at the Mountains[240]	2016–present	In this comic by Juniper Abernathy, all main characters are lesbians, queer, and/or trans, like Rachelle. Most strips are about a cat named Rosie and a dog named Isabelle who are in love.[241]
Emily Saito Kuma Tanaka	The Spectrum of Us	2020-Present	This webcomic has multiple LGBTQ characters including Emily Saito, who is described as "Daisuke's lesbian cousin," who hits on "any female she lays eyes on" while Kuma Tanaka, an uptight teacher, has a crush on Hideaki's ex-girlfriend, Akari.[242]
Sarah	The Princess[243]	2010–present	This comic by Christine Smith sports a transgender protagonist, Sarah, among various other LGBT characters, as she struggles against transphobia.[244]
Camille Severin Dendrobium "Dendro" Lilinyra 'Nyra' Dupre	Muted	2019-Present	The comic is set in New Orleans where people possess different magical abilities, and at age 21, Camille Severin is told to summon a demon, but it fails.[245][246][247] Camille later does summon a demon named Dendrobium "Dendro"[248] and they grow closer over time. In episode 79 of the comic's second season, they kiss and express their love for one another.[249] When some raised the question of whether Camille is "cheating" on her girlfriend, Lilinyra 'Nyra' Dupre,[lower-alpha 17] the comic's artist Miranda Mundt implied that Camille, Dendro, and Dendro are in a polyamorous relationship.[250]
Sofia Evelyn Ava Elaine	Brimstone and Roses	2019-Present	Beatrice "Bea" Rosario, the protagonist and a bisexual woman,[251] summons a demon named Lazereth "Laz" to attend the wedding of Sofia, her sister, who is marrying a woman named Evelyn, in order to make her ex-girlfriend, Ava jealous.[252] Ava has a new girlfriend named Elaine.[253] Bea later goes on a date with Amira, which Laz tries to crash, and they decide to remain friends.[lower-alpha 18] Afterward, Bea goes on a number of failed dates with men and women, some of which are crashed by Laz, and others where people are biphobic.[lower-alpha 19] Laz helps her find Alex, who she enters a romantic relationship with, and Laz saves Bea at the end of the comic's season 1 after Alex is never seen from again due to a contract he made.[lower-alpha 20]
Soma The Director	My Cat is a Wizard	2020-Present	Caitlyn has a cat named Soma, which turns out to be a human witch in disguise,[254][lower-alpha 21] and she may like women, including her teacher and her boss (the compant's director), who seems to have a crush on her.[lower-alpha 22] She also gets closer to Soma, who has feelings for her, as she likes girls.[255] Additionally, Caitlyn's friend, who is an assistant of the director, is gay, with a boyfriend named Theo, and she has an ex-boyfriend named Xander.[lower-alpha 23] As such, Caitlyn may be bisexual.
Sunati Austen	Always Human	2015-2017	This comic by Ari North centers around the relationship between Sunati and Austen, who begin as friends and later enter a romantic relationship with one another.[256]
Tabitha Poppy	VAMPIRE Girlfriends	2019-Present	Tabitha and Poppy are two vampires in a romantic relationship with each other, with Tabitha born in the Ottoman Empire and Poppy born in Finland.[257] Both need blood to live, meaning they usually drink blood out of blood bags, but can also eat any form of raw meat.[258] Poppy works as a model and Tabitha as a graphic designer[259] and met in a bookstore in the 1950s New York City, growing to like each other over time.[260][261]
Mo Testa Sparrow Pidgeon Clarice Clifford Toni Ortiz Dr. Sydney Krukowski	Dykes to Watch Out For	1983–2008	This webcomic by Alison Bechdel features multiple lesbian characters,[262] specifically a lesbian feminist named Mo Testa, a drag king named Lois MacGiver who dates Jasmine and the mother of a trans teen: Janis (whose birth name is Jonas), and a self-described "bisexual lesbian" named Sparrow Pidgeon (whose birth name is Prudence). There's also the college girlfriend of Mo (Clarice Clifford), the married partner of Clarice (Toni Ortiz), the current lover of Mo (Dr. Sydney Krukowski), and a Jewish lesbian named Theo who was Sydney's lover in college, along with other central characters, like Jezanna and Audrey who are in a relationship, and Harriet, Mo's ex-girlfriend.[263]
Thea Angel	Girls With Slingshots	2004–2015	This webcomic, by Danielle Corsetto, focuses on the adventures of Jaime, Hazel, and their friends, and at one point "Thea and Angel have the safe lesbian sex talk."[186] Corsetto also leads the readers through the "wonderful world of sex with girls," reminding readers that "sexuality comes in a number of flavors."
Na-Eun Unnie Zhou Xue	Bunny Problem	2020-Present	Zhou Xue may have feelings for Na-Eun Unnie and vice versa, with the latter saying she loves Zhou in the first episode after they kiss in an elevator.[264][265] Both go to school at the same university, but are grades apart, with Na-Eun becoming Zhou's school tutor in Chapter 4.[266]
(Undefined name)	Venus Envy[267][lower-alpha 24]	2001–2014	This comic by Erin Lindsay features MtF transsexual character named Zoe, whose birth name was Alex, adjusting to school life as a girl. Also features lesbians as characters.[268]
(Undefined name)	Bucko	2011–2012	This Jeff Parker and Erika Moen webcomic features an "uninhibited" lesbian main character who is the housemate of the protagonist, Rich "Bucko" Richardson.[269]
Meera Varma Carina Petersen Lori Meera's many ex-girlfriends	Power Ballad	2017	This 26-issue self-contained comic, by a lesbian cartoonist named Molly Brooks, tells a story which "normalize[s] the presence and experience of queer people"[270] and has various LGBTQ characters. Meera Varma, who has many ex-girlfriends, is an assistant to Carina Petersen, a world-acclaimed superstar who is also a crimefighter, and she falls in love with her after working with her for two years, trying to figure out if Carina shares her feelings.[271] Apart from her ex-girlfriends, Meera goes on a date in the comic's eighth episode with a woman named Lori before hearing Carina's music.[272]
Verose	Freaking Romance	2018-2020	Although the main part of this story focuses on a growing romance between Zylith and a male "ghost" in an apartment named Zelan she begins renting,[247] there are various LGBTQ characters. As the comic goes on, Verose expresses romantic feelings for Zylith on multiple occassions.[lower-alpha 25] She later comes out as non-binary and accepts people using any pronouns to describe them.[273]
Vi	StarChild	2018-Present	This webcomic features various LGBTQ characters. Specifically, Vi is a lesbian.[274]
Violet Rose	Roses are Red, Violets are Blue	2019-Present	Violet and Rose meet at a bar and later go on a date with one another.[275] They kiss[276] and develop a deeper romantic relationship with one another,[277] with Violet telling Rose about her ex-girlfriend, Jen, her psychiatrist at the time.[lower-alpha 26]
Xiao Xin Xue Yu	I'll Make You Fall For Me	2020-Present	A girl named Xiao Xin, also known as Xin Jin, falls in love with a blond-haired girl at a coffee shop named Xue Yu, who also has a crush on her.[278][279] In this ongoing series, Xiao gets close to Xue at a party and they exchange phone numbers.[lower-alpha 27]
Yuna Ryoko	My Remedy		Yuna is a lesbian who comes out at age five to her father.[280] She meets a woman named Ryoko in a cafe for a date and she proposes they live together, which Yuna accepts.[lower-alpha 28] Yuna's dad accepts Ryoko and thereafter Yuna and Ryoko begin living together.[lower-alpha 29]

See also

• Epicenity
• Class S (genre)
• LGBT themes in comics
• List of yuri works
• List of lesbian fiction
• List of animated series with LGBTQ characters
• List of fictional polyamorous characters
• List of LGBT-themed speculative fiction
• List of LGBT characters in soap operas
• List of LGBT-related films
• Lists of LGBT figures in fiction and myth

Notes

1. There were same gender relationships in Star Wars: The Old Republic online roleplaying game after an outcry, introduced in 2015.
2. See, for instance, page 18, page 21, page 39, and page 61, among others
3. As shown in episodes 35, 36, and 37
4. See for example the comics, "Hit by a Train" (where they kiss), "Dancing Like Footballers" (where they note they had sex the previous night), "Baseball Bats" (Bruno asks Donna if they want to have sex again), "Maybe Not Right Away" (a romantic dance between Bruno and Donna), "A Happy Relationship" (Bruno thinking of Donna as fantastic and saying she enjoys spending time with her), "Drinking After News" (alcoholism of Bruno pointed out, cracks in the Bruno-Donna relationship begin forming), "More Than You" (Bruno calls Donna her "lesbian lover"), and "The Nature of Change" (Bruno and Donna breakup).
5. Also see issue 27, where she talks about closeted in a Q&A and issue 34 where she tells Heather that she is gay. She comes out as gay to her mom in issue 38 and her dad in issue 39.
6. See issues 17, 19, and 20.
7. See issues 41, issue 43, 51, 52, 57
8. Jenna confesses, in a journal entry, that she likes Heather, and Heather does the same, as shown in Issue 55 and Issue 56, while noting in issue 60 that she has had a crush on Heather for years.
9. See Chapter 10 part 5, chapter 10 part 6, chapter 10 part 7, chapter 10 part 8, chapter 10 finale, chapter 11 part 6, chapter 11 part 9, and chapter 12 part 8 for instance.
10. See issues 53 and 107
11. Apart from writing by Ellis and Watters, Noelle Stevenson, Kat Leyh, and Faith Erin Hicks wrote stories for this series.
12. Also known as Color LES
13. Her full name is given in "EXTRA 1 - Character Sheets #"
14. Also see episodes 51, 52, 53 and 62, and 63 of Season 1, and episodes 9, 10, 11, 27, and 40 of Season 2, for example.
15. In episode 37, Kim is jealous of Mae's male friend, and episode 38 where their friends recognizr they are dating one another, and again in episode 44
16. This is shown in episodes 41, 50, 55, and 66
17. As noted by Yuri Mother
18. See episodes 13, 15, 16, 17, 18, and 36.
19. For episodes on Bea's failed dates, see 20, 21, and 22
20. Episodes such as 25, 26, 37, 46, 53, and 60 all show the progression of the relationship between Bea and Alex
21. Also see episodes 29 and 34
22. See episodes 7, 16, 18, 22, 25, 26,
23. As indicated in episodes 33, 36, and 37.
24. S. Belmar later wrote a spin-off of this comic with a "trans gag strip" named Venus Ascending.
25. See episode 28, episode 30, episode 37, and episode 65 for instance for Verose exressing these romantic feelings toward Zylith
26. She talks about this in issues 16 and 17.
27. See issues 7, 8, 9, and 10.
28. See issues 5, 6, and 7 about Yuna's date with Ryoko.
29. See issues 10, 11, and 12 which talk about them living together.

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