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.

Nathan A. Gray dissects medical training, burnout and compassion in The Human Remains, a powerful graphic memoir from Graphic Mundi.

“I’m not willing to kill for my country—but I am willing to die for it.” So spoke a “Conchie,” a conscientious objector who volunteered to participate in medical experiments during World War II as a way to avoid military service.

<!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>My obsessive-compulsive disorder is a mental health issue that has many “...

Featuring the work of Maia Kobabe and Sarah Peitzmeier, Lisa Diedrich and Briana Martino, Elly Teman and Zsuzsa Berend, MK Czerwiec, A. David Lewis, Sydney Halpern, Laura Godfrey-Isaacs, Grace Farris, and more!

From immersive historical narratives to deep biographical dives to a novel about a father's strange mystical awakening, this list has something for every reading dad.

I have been super bad at properly commemorating celebration months this year so far, but better late than never I suppose, so Happy Pride! I tend to read a lot of books with queer characters and th…

Books for Pride highlights LGBTQ+ memoirs and stories about parenting, identity, community and finding your place in a changing world.

“Tata”Valerie PerrinEuropa$30 Agnes is informed of Aunt Colette’s death. But Colette has been buried for three years — who’s been resting under that stone? ...

Author Chad Anderson explores his past religious trauma in the illustrated memoir 'Gay Mormon Dad.'

Categories Uncategorized Chad Anderson’s Book Notes music playlist for his graphic memoir Gay Mormon Dad “In the days after I came out, I would sit in my small house, cut off from everything, with my kids, a toddler and an infant, with long nights ahead. Music brought me a lot of deep healing as I l…

Halpern uncovered a forgotten chapter in the history of hepatitis research. The story that surfaced from her research inspired Infected for Science, a book she worked with artist Trygve Faste to create. More than just a retelling of history, Infected for Science contemplates what that history says about the values and beliefs that are embedded in medical science and clinical practice.

Bat-Man, DIE, gay mormons, Witch Hat Atelier, and Zatanna.

I read two Marvel and DC volumes this month (Ultimates Vol. 3 and Absolute Superman Vol. 2) that won’t make the list of recommendations below (they’re both very readable with some strong moments, just not among my favorites), but they did inspire some larger thoughts on Ultimate 2niverse vs Absolute Universe. First off, it’s a […]

All his life, Chad Anderson was told he was broken. He believed with all his heart that being a good Mormon would make him straight, because that is what he was told. Chad followed the prescribed...

Sunday, 5/3/26 3:45 - 4:45 Panel • McGinty Room More and more, we're seeing comics address health, medicine, and wellness. Why are these topics on all our minds -- and what makes the comics form particularly good at addressing them in fiction, history, and autobiography? Come explore graphic medici

On insomnia, memory, and turning personal struggle into powerful graphic nonfiction