by Matt Peters   Mixing text with sequential art has been a proven formula for making medical storytelling more accessible, relatable, and engaging to a lot of readers. The combination of written and visual expression has helped comics and graphic novels capture the emotional substance of a host of health experiences, including chronic pain, diabetes, depression, and neurodiversity. The writers and artists tackling those topics have often been outsiders to the superhero genre, working with smaller presses to publish one-shot graphic memoirs and other non-fiction. Their works are rooted in the real world instead of the sci-fi and fantasy universes… Read More