Tigers and Time Bandits explains how it feels to have a mother with dementia.

From comics-style stories to New Yorker cartoons, drawing is more than a creative outlet for these doctors — they’ve helped create an impactful new field: graphic medicine.

My Perfectly Imperfect Body dives into what it really means to live in a body that’s not cooperative.

The Joy of Snacking gave me hours of…yes, joy…as I followed artist, Hilary Fitzgerald Campbell in her conversation about her relationship to family and food.

Dumb Reminders, written by Humberto Avila and illustrated by Kat Penrose, is a poignant and fiercely honest autobiographical short comic exploring the aftermath of a traumatic C4-C5 spinal cord injury...

Good Morning, Good Night, and See You Tomorrow. offers English-language readers a rare work that transcends the boundaries of graphic medicine to explore fundamental questions of how we live. In its e...

Turtle Bread offers a poignant, highly empathetic, and visually inventive exploration of social anxiety, self-doubt, and the restorative potential of community.

Through a compelling mix of speculative fiction, coming-of-age drama, and graphic medicine, the authors offer a nuanced examination of how young people navigate internal paralysis while striving to re...

New England Graphic Medicine Summit returns December 3, 2026, featuring community & collaboration at the intersection of healthcare & comics across Boston, Massachusetts, and beyond! We are pleased t...

Welcome to the Graphic Medicine podcast! Your hosts are Alex Thomas (https://boostershotmedia.com/) and MK Czerwiec (https://comicnurse.com/.) After an opening chat, Alex and MK spoke with Barbra Dill...

Graphic Medicine Ireland, the first dedicated Irish chapter of the international graphic medicine movement, held its official launch event on May 21, 2026, at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland ...

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Analysis of graphic medicine provides educators an opportunity to reflect and incorporate ways to address the problems highlighted.

The Book of Genocides is a haunting graphic novel that compels readers to confront the darkest chapters of human history not as distant events but as visceral experiences.

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Nothing quite prepares you for that cute, squalling Mini-me that is now your responsibility, your center of gravity, your life. And naturally, you want to document every fleeting thing before it start...

by Felix Cheong   What if the voice in your head isn’t yours? Or worse, what if it is? The first graphic novel by JH Low, a Singapore author/illustrator well known for his children’s picture books, is...

by Matt Peters   Content advisory: Brief discussions of interpersonal violence, emotional distress, and trauma responses   In 2014, Marvel adorned seven issues of its monthly comics with special cover...

Among four protagonists, one story follows a young family whose lives are comfortably ordinary until their son wakes one night terrified, convinced that he has Koro (genitals retraction syndrome). The...

Margaret Leng Tan is Singapore’s most unusual musical export, a Juilliard-trained musician who made the toy piano her calling card. Much of the book is about living with obsessive-compulsive disorder ...

Welcome to the Graphic Medicine podcast! Your hosts are Alex Thomas (https://boostershotmedia.com/) and MK Czerwiec (https://comicnurse.com/.) After an opening chat about their April participation in ...

GMIC, the Graphic Medicine International Collective, is proud to announce that Esther Saltzman and Gianna Paniagua have joined its board

As part of the Graphic Medicine 2026 Conference, our friends at Lizard Brain set up long visual facilitation board - a Wisdom Wall - and invited conference attendees to participate in shared brainstor...

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Books Podcast · Updated Monthly · Come hang out in our clubhouse! Alice and Avery have started a SUPER SECRET book club. Every month, we meet with a mission: explore art, design, health and democracy ...

Graphic Medicine International Collective (GMIC) thanks Ebru Ustundag and Matthew Noe on the completion of their terms on the board.

Our latest Graphic Medicine Spotlight post focuses on an illustrated guide to clinical trials, from creator William Tobia

Based on a true story from his family's history, Wilson reconstructs this experience (Wilson's father in 1985 taking in a coworker with AIDS) through Lou’s (Wilson's sister's) perspective while simult...

by Lilian Nyamongo Content Advisory: This book contains discussion of suicide with some suicidal imagery. The crisis Lifeline number in the U.S. and Canada is 988, in the U.K. it’s 999; and for elsewh...

Text: Oh Joy Sex Toy presents: Adventures in Colonoscopy by Cat Farris Image: Cat Farris draws in a simple, energetic, cartoon-y style with a color palette of yellows and greens. A person in a cowboy ...

Broken Frontier's Gary Usher takes a look at 'Shock Treatment', the latest collection in the EC Artists Library series.

Artist Sal Marx presents their "Anatomy of a Graphic Medicine Conference" comic, a recap of their experiences at the 2026 GM conference

Artist Sal Marx presents their "Anatomy of a Graphic Medicine Conference" comic, a recap of their experiences at the 2026 GM conference

This collection shares how health and illness can be communicated through a constellation of concepts, images, practices, and conversations.

The Graphic Medicine International Collective (GMIC) is thrilled to announce the winners of  the 2026 GMIC Awards!!! The winners in each of three categories of the 2026 Graphic Medicine International ...