Webcomic Creators Overusing Trans Flag Colors Meme

Online comic creators figuring out where to put the trans flag colors so the reader knows for a fact, without any doubt, that the trans character is trans:

This meme critiques the unsubtle way some online comic creators use the colors of the transgender pride flag (light blue, pink, white) to explicitly signal that a character is transgender, leaving no room for subtlety. The top text reads: 'Online comic creators figuring out where to put the trans flag colors so the reader knows for a fact, without any doubt, that the trans character is trans:'. Below this text is a close-up of a woman with a skeptical, unimpressed expression, which serves as a humorous reaction to the over-the-top trope. The meme uses this reaction image to convey amusement and mild criticism of the lack of nuance in some webcomic representation of trans characters.

The bottom portion of the meme is a reaction image of a real woman, likely a screenshot from a TV show or interview, which has been repurposed as a reaction macro on social media platforms like Twitter/X, Tumblr, and Reddit. The meme is a user-created remix, combining this existing reaction image with original text commentary about webcomic representation. This type of image macro is common in online communities discussing LGBTQ+ media and content creation.