THE MILKY WAY
A Comic About Milk Spirits, Adult Nursing, and the Chaos Inside
New comics every so often
The Milky Way is a weekly comic strip that explores adult nursing relationships from the perspective of the Bibis—tiny milk spirits who live inside the lactation ducts and witness every moment of intimate connection.
They panic during sudden latches. They gossip about oxytocin levels. They achieve accidental enlightenment while clinging to smooth duct walls. They treat letdown like weather, desire like physics, and every nursing session like a natural disaster wrapped in tenderness.
This is lactation biology meets existential humor. This is the inside view of what happens when bodies choose to nourish each other.
Meet the Bibis
The Bibis aren't imaginary—they're the field guides to your own milk ducts. They're made of colostrum and chaos, witnesses to suction events, temperature spikes, and whispered words that change everything.
Every strip is a glimpse into their world: warm, unpredictable, utterly alive.
Welcome to the ductal ecosystem.
Be gentle. They're made of milk, after all.
Desire doesn’t disappear with time—it settles, deepens, and waits. In this reflective essay, Frank Gray explores adult nursing in long-term relationships, where milk may no longer flow but warmth, memory, and tenderness remain. A meditation on dry nursing, devotion, and the vow beneath the vows.