Emylle on Wheels, Web Comic – Access Ramp
Image by Milene Correia and Emylle Torres
Panel 1: Emylle, our heroine, is a girl who uses a wheelchair and who has short, curly hair and is wearing a blue-and-white-striped bodysuit. In a friendly manner, she says, “Shout out to drivers! Repeat after me!”
Panel 2: She adds, “I ain’t gonna park in front of an access ramp!”
Panel 3: Brightly, she repeats, “Again! I ain’t gonna park in front of an access ramp!”
Check out other episodes and read more like this here:
- Emylle on Wheels Part 6, Part 7, and Part 8 – Web Comic
- All the Colors – A Special Issue
- Homelands – Poetry
- Simpatico – Poetry
Milene Correia
Brazilian multidisciplinary artist. Major in English Language and Literature, taking a specialization course in Teaching of Drama. I write, rewrite, draw and compose and expose because my heart can’t fit all these feelings. Leo, Queer, 92.Follow Milene on Instagram for more.
Emylle Torres
Emylle Torres Aguiar, is 22 and born in Fortaleza, Brazil. She finished a Tourism Course (2017), and is currently studying Spanish. She is a medalist and paralympic athlete of Boccia at a project called Esporte Sem Limites ("sport with no limits"), thought by the Associação D’Eficiência Superando Limites – (ADESUL). "Emylle On Wheels" is a webcomics work inspired by her life as a person with a disability. Through this work she’s become a character of the book series "Liz e seus Amigos" (Liz and the gang), a project by Associação Cearense de Beisebol and Daniel Brandão, a Brazilian comics artist.
