Comic Books
Comic Books are the pamphlet form which is most commonly known for their superhero versions. The format size is typically 6 5/8” x 10 1/8” with 24 to 60 pages and bound by two staples. The cover is often in color while the contents might be in color or black & white. If the Comic Books are part of a series, they might later be republished as a Graphic Novel with a longer story arc. Otherwise, a medical topic is emphasized. If you have a graphic medicine comic book you want reviewed or want to be a guest reviewer of this type of work, please ask at https://www.graphicmedicine.org/contact/.
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For Real, Issue One: The Oven
Last Pick
The Nib Magazine: Death Issue
Back, Crack & Sack (& Brain)
Rx
Nightmare Scenarios
The Truth About Stacey
Taking Turns: Stories from HIV/AIDS Care Unit 371
Not My Shame
Survive Manhwa Anatomy Series
Trauma is Really Strange
At War with Yourself
When Anxiety Attacks
The Courage To Be Me
Roses in December (And More)
Pain Is Really Strange
Billy, Me & You: A Memoir of Grief and Recovery
The Amazing Captain Fit
Lisa’s Story: The Other Shoe
Chronically Me: Flushing Out My Life and Times With IBS
Menstrupedia – Your Guide to Healthy Periods
Can’t We Talk About Something More Pleasant?
Pete Learns All About Crohn’s and Colitis
DUMB
Spooky Womb
Depresso or: How I learned To Stop Worrying And Embrace Being Bonkers!
Thick and Thin
Home Sweat Home
Asylum Squad
Loupette and the Moon
Slow Death No 10 Cancer Special
NURSE NURSE
Cycling: A Guide to Menstruation
Iggy and the Inhalers
It Takes A Village
Kiss Me Deadly
Disrepute
Tyranny
Why I Killed Peter
Strip AIDS U.S.A., a Collection of Cartoon Art to Benefit People with AIDS
Drawing the Line Again – another book of comics benefiting cancer research
Drawing the Line – a book of comics benefiting cancer research
An Anthology of Graphic Fiction, Cartoons and True Stories
Love on Ward B
Sole Searching
Parasites!
American Splendour (sic)
Amputee Love
The Adventures of Young Dr Masters
