Tag: graphic medicine

The Graphic Medicine International Collective have released the nominees for their annual awards, which have taken place annually since 2022 - highlighting educational, long form, and short form comics that combine the medium with healthcare

Comics about chest binding, bipolar disorder, and sight loss have been named winners of the 2025 Graphic Medicine Awards

The Graphic Medicine Awards - highlighting the interaction between the comics medium and human health - return for a fourth year, and the nominations are in!

Hayley Gold’s graphic memoir Nervosa has been selected by the Graphic Medicine International Collective (GMIC) as the 2024 winner at the third annual Graphic Medicine Awards. The eating disorder graphic novel published by Street Noise Books was picked as the winner in their longform category; with Elaine M. Will’s self-published anxiety minicomic Spiral Sessions the 2024 shortform pick.

What do you do when your baseline pain is at the top of the scale for a non-disabled person?

Flagship British comics events Lakes International Comic Arts Festival ( LICAF ) and Thought Bubble have announced their first wave of guests for 2023 - plus an additional rundown of other UK cons and festivals taking place in the coming months. 

Rihanna did it again, channeling the anime classic Akira with her instantly iconic red jumpsuit she wore for the Super Bowl halftime show.

The Graphic Medicine International Conference returns for a second year with double the award categories - for work in the long and short form.

Nonfiction comics about women to enlighten and inspire you.

Parenthesis By Elodie Durand Top Shelf Productions There are so many horrors a human can face, and one of the worst, at least for me, comes from...

Adult and YA graphic novels will span a variety of subjects, including health, human rights, science, and politics.

Invisible Differences Story by Julie Dachez and Fabienne Vaslet Adaptation and art by Mademoiselle Caroline Translated by Edward Gauvin Oni Press Over the past several years I feel like...