Comics, Manga and Graphic Novels: Webcomics

Comics about gender and DEI at work, based on Ho's book "Beyond Leaning In."

Small collection of webcomics from Black queer professor and artist Dr. Ajuan Mance.

Follows vlogger and figure-turned-ice hockey skater Eric "Bitty" Bittle as he deals with hockey culture in college, as well as his identity as a gay man.

Site to read and download public-domain Golden and Silver Age comic books and comic strips.

Online comics from the Nigerian publisher Comic Republic.

Digital library containing a collection of public domain comic strips from before 1923.

Post-apocalyptic social and political commentary and random silliness drawn in fluorescent colors.

Provides free access to hundreds of pre-1959 Golden Age public-domain comic books uploaded by users.

Stories of women artists represented in the Smithsonian American Art Museum, drawn by student-illustrators from the Ringling College of Art and Design.

Comics exploring family, life, and relationships, exemplified by two foxes living together.

During the Paxton massacres of 1763, a mob of white settlers murdered 20 unarmed Conestoga People. This book reimagines this history through indigenous interpreters and new bodies of evidence.

Curated by Karen Green (Columbia University) and André G. Wenzel (University of Chicago). Aims to preserve selected webcomics and creator websites from all over the world.

Catalog of syndicated newspaper strips, political cartoons and webcomics, offering free new content every day.

Based on interviews with Zumrat Dawut, a Uyghur mother of three from Ürümqi, the capital of the Xinjiang autonomous region in China. This graphic report won the 2022 Pulitzer Prize for Illustrated Reporting and Commentary.

Story of the artist's PTSD after sexual assault and rape by a person thought to be a friend.

Profile of a person with a stutter, including affects (like word blocking), helpful tips and what not to do when talking with a person who stutters.

Free comics from African comics publisher Kugali.

Collects webcomics including award-winners (Eisner Awards, Harvey Awards, Eagle Awards, and Shuster Awards). Includes work by artists and subjects not traditionally represented in mainstream comics, including women artists and characters, artists and characters of color, LGBTQ+ artists and characters, as well as subjects such as politics, health and human sexuality, and autobiography.

Read multiple webcomics by Garza, including the Ignatz-award-winning Year of the Rat.

This scrolling comic, companion to HBO’s Watchmen series, tells the story of the 1921 massacre on Black Wall Street in Tulsa, Oklahoma, during which as many as 300 Black Tulsans were murdered, thousands were left homeless, and the economic prosperity of Black Wall Street was destroyed. Features extensive source material links and resources.

Community-based, collaboratively produced comic series that tells true stories about repatriation from tribal perspectives.

Daily publication devoted to publishing and promoting political and non-fiction comics.

Includes Penny Arcade by Mike Krahulik and Jerry Holkins; Trenches by Scott Kurtz, Mike Krahulik and Jerry Holkins; and Camp Weedonwantcha by Katie Rice.

Webcomic about a Muslim superheroine who combats Islamophobia and misogyny. Text available in English and Arabic.

Political comics written by Courtland Cox and illustrated by Jennifer Lawson for SNCC (the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee), and distributed in Lowndes County, Alabama in 1965.

Online webcomics collective.

Searchable collection of over 26,200 webcomics.

Booklist suggests and reviews a webcomic each week.

Wordless infinite canvas webcomic by Swiss artist demian5 about an Egyptian king's travels through a desert.

"A webcomic of romance, sarcasm, math and language."