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You Are on Native Land: A Charity Comic for Indigenous Rights

Sep. 15, 2026 by Guest

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by Matt Peters   Content advisory: Discussions of sexual violence and other interpersonal violence   The abbreviation MMIW, short for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, was created to name an ongoing crisis affecting indigenous people in North America.(1) In the United States, Native American women are overrepresented in homicide and missing persons cases compared to non-Native women. In some Native American communities, women are murdered at a rate 10 times higher than the national average. In the U.S., challenges related to law enforcement and criminal justice have been a major driver of the crisis, in particular when non-Native perpetrators commit… Read More

Tags: content advisory, First Nations, homelessness, homicide, intimate partner violence, missing and murdered indigenous women, missing persons, MMIW, Native Americans, sexual violence, stalking, substance use disorder

Punky Brewster

Jun. 5, 2026 by Guest

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awaiting review

Tags: adoption, fostering, homelessness, medical mention

Medical Mentions XVII

Dec. 3, 2025 by Kevin Wolf

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Medical Mentions are a group of graphic works. The graphic works reviewed here are books whose primary topics are not medical, and yet they cover a medical topic with some depth at some point in the work. The rest of the work might be fictional or nonfictional, while the medical portion is often technical and five pages or more. The reviewer will usually neither recommend nor discourage reading the work, except when the rest of the work is deemed outstanding or terrible, respectively. Typically, six graphic works will be part of the review with one paragraph for each. Prior Medical Mentions can be… Read More

Categories: Medical Mentions Tags: addiction, air transportation accidents, asthma, breathing techniques, disaster relief, disasters, earthquakes, emergency medical services, emergency medical technicians, emergency medicine, epidemics, firefighters, first responders, forest fires, homelessness, humanitarianism, Hurricane Maria, infectious diseases, law enforcement, leptospirosis, medical aid, natural disasters, nursing, Paramedics, political unrest, post traumatic stress disorder, psychiatry, sanitation, sexism, Silver Age comics, survival skills, tapeworms, terrorism, traumatic injuries, tsunamis, war

Pill Hill

Oct. 17, 2023 by Guest

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awaiting review  

Tags: abuse, addiction, child protective services, homelessness, mental health, obsession, relationships, single parenthood, stress-induced psychosis

Disappearance Diary

Oct. 16, 2023 by Guest

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awaiting review

Tags: addiction, alcoholism, homelessness, hopefulness, hospitalization, manga in western format, mental health

This Week in Graphic Medicine in a Stranger Things Stylized Font

This Week in Graphic Medicine (8/2/2019)

Aug. 2, 2019 by Matthew Noe

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‘This Week in Graphic Medicine’ highlights news about comics in medicine published during the week (Saturday – Friday). Links are typically presented without commentary, unless clarification of relevance is necessary. So without further ado… Matthew’s Pick of the Week… The latest from Anita Ravi, MD, exploring homelessness in medicine: Patients Facing Homelessness Need More Than Referrals. Reminder: TWIGM was on hiatus throughout July and I do not back-log for the posts – thank you for understanding! Special Note… As you likely already know, The Nib, one of the most regular outlets for graphic medicine webcomics, is losing their funding as of… Read More

Categories: This Week in Graphic Medicine Tags: blog, book, book review, CFP, course, Event, graphic medicine 2020, homelessness, patreon, Scholarly, the nib, Twitter, webcomic

Soupe froide

Aug. 20, 2012 by Ian Williams

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awaiting GM review. BD in French Amazon.fr blurb: ‘Un soir, un clochard s’enfuit de la maison de repos où il a été placé pour passer l’hiver. Pieds nus, en pyjama sous la neige, il traverse la campagne glacée à cause d’une infirmière qui lui a servi une soupe froide. Pour lui, c’est pire qu’une insulte. La soupe froide est tout juste bonne pour les chiens, pas pour un être humain. Humilié, il préfère risquer sa vie que rentrer dans cet hospice si peu attentionné à son égard Inspirée d’un fait divers véridique, cette histoire prend le lecteur aux tripes pour… Read More

Tags: bandes dessinées, cancer, Charles Masson, doctors and nurses, homelessness, hypothermia, throat cancer

The Tale of One Bad Rat

Jul. 20, 2012 by Ian Williams

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Rather than coming from direct experience of the author, this is a fictional story based on Talbot’s research into child abuse and incest. The main character, Helen, runs away from home after suffering sexual abuse at the hands of her self-centred father and emotional deprivation from her self-pitying mother. Begging in London and living in a cardboard box, she manages to dodge further molestation before falling in with a group of rough but friendly squatters who give her food and shelter. Her only real friend is a pet rat she has rescued from the dissection laboratory at her school. Understandably,… Read More

Tags: adolescence, child abuse, depression, drugs, homelessness, rats

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