Drag Queen Oracle : 40 Cards to Help Slay on Life?s Runway

Celebrate what makes you unique in this joyful, colorful, and sassy oracle deck featuring 40 drag archetypes that will help you werk it each day.
 

• Stunningly Illustrated: Each of the 40 cards in this oracle deck is illustrated with bright, bold, and eye-popping illustrations that bring inspiring drag queens, kings, and performers to life. Push your own boundaries with The Activist; lean into the outrageous with The Club Kid; reject any limits you've set upon yourself with Disabled Royalty; toss out life's rule book with the Tranimal; and more! This one-of-a-kind oracle deck will empower you to live your best life and to affirm your truest self.
• Deluxe Set: This set includes 40 full-color illustrated cards (3 x 5 inches); an 88-page, full-color illustrated paperback book (3 x 5 inches); and a keepsake magnetic closure box.
• Fully Illustrated Oracle Guidebook: This set includes a full-color illustrated companion book to the card deck, providing inspiration, empowerment, and history of each oracle card.
• Perfect Gift: This bold, celebratory oracle deck and book set is an ideal gift for LGBTQIA+ consumers, queer allies, and anyone interested in divination.

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 LA. 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.