Victorian Angel Child

If you must be a victorian child, be a scamp. Or completely ordinary. At all costs, avoid being a innocent do-gooder who has a fondness for music. It won’t go well for you.

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The March Sisters

I love Meg, but I have never seen an adaptation of Little Women that ever makes Mr. Brooke look like a good choice for her. And while he’s wall paper paste bland in the first section of the book itself, he get downright condescending in the second half. 

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Home Alone

Unfortunately, I can’t find my victorian wedding dress to stand at the window and mope in.

My sense of humor is currently dulled by the events happening across the USA right now, so stay safe readers and take care of yourself in the coming weeks.

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Vintage Bagels: Jane Eyre

Shout out to the straight lady who was so offended the first time I posted these comics that she messaged me to make sure I knew that Gals could be Pals. I hope she sees these and has to consider the homoerotic implications of the Bronte Sisters work all over again.

A small announcement, Bagels and Coffee is now on tapas! The comic will still be posted here, but if Tapas is your preferred method of comic reading you can check it out here.

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Jane Goes on a Journey of Self Discovery

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Last Jane comic for a while I swear, but like… I’m not wrong. My girl has a thing for every woman she comes across.

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In Which Jane Dismantles the Fundamentals of Religion

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The comic and Jane Eyre are back! This week Jane probes into theology while her poor friend is just trying to die in a picturesque and highly victorian manner.

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Some Sort of… Side Walk Slam!

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One thing I love about Jane Eyre verses other Victorian literature is that while most of this era’s protagonists suffer their put upon orphaned state with saintly grace, Jane will have none of that. She’s ready to throw down at the drop of a hat. No parent, no problem, she’s got fists.

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