Hello! My name is Jey Pawlik and I'm a trans/nonbinary comic artist (they/them). I draw webcomics for Topaz Comics and my mission is to make exclusively queer comics for anyone to enjoy.

My completed comics include: Dead City, a wholesome gay post-apocalypse story; and Gender Slices, an autobio comics about being nonbinary. I do work for Filthy Figments, Game Grumps and multiple zines and anthologies (We're Still Here: A Trans Anthology and SCORE!)
Your support will go completely towards helping me create more queer content!

Tier Breakdown

You get 2 week early access to any comic that will be posted publicly on Topaz Comics. This could be an Alola Darumaka page or a One-shot comic. You'll also get a patreon-only bonus where each comic posted will come with the initial sketch for that page. Sketches will no be posted publicly! Webcomic pages are posted every Tuesday.

Collaborate with me on a year-long "Choose your own Adventure" comic. You'll be able to offer suggestions and vote on choices to help guide the comic forward. I've been really enjoying GMing lately so I thought this would be a fun interaction with patrons. This comic updates every Monday.

At this tier you will receive a pdf of scans from my traditional sketchbook that I draw in almost daily. Sketchbooks can range from 20-30 pages and will be posted on the 5th of every month as a downloadable pdf. Other zines I complete are also included in this tier, but there is no set schedule for these and will be released as I finish them.


If you like nude pin-ups and smutty art this tier is for you! Every other Thursday I post one or more exclusive NSFW pieces that will not be available publicly (must be 18+). For the Thursdays without smut, I offer you comic pages that will not be posted anywhere publicly - finished stories will be available for purchase to non-$10 patrons. In addition you get to request an inked sketch once a month and that will appear in sketchbook pdfs.

Thank you for supporting queer content made by queer people!

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