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Graphic Medicine at Miami Libraries: WebComics

A guide to Graphic Medicine at Miami Libraries

What are Webcomics?

Webcomics are designed to be viewed online. They can take many forms: a single comic strip, a collection, a series, an ongoing narrative, etc.  Graphic Medicine reviews new webcomics that specifically address medical themes, but webcomics are often self-published and may be found online. 

Graphicmedicine.com maintains a Web Comics Archive

Selected Webcomics Sites

  • The Nib
    • The Nib is an independent comics journalism site that frequently deals in healthcare topics, including the impact of the climate crisis on general well-being as well as gender issues and public health policy. Below are some specific examples from this website
    • Black Mothers Face Far Worse Health Outcomes. How Do We Fix It?
      • Whit Taylor examines the higher rates of pregnancy-related and maternal death for Black women in the United States.
    • Food Used to Be a Lot More Dangerous
      • This comic by Whit Taylor explores the history of food regulation and its impact on public health.
  • Public Health Insider Comics
    • Public health comics during COVID-19 and beyond
  • Annals of Internal Medicine
    • graphic narratives from providers and patients
  • Webcomic Library
    • A searchable webcomic database created by a lover of webcomics who wants to share that passion with others. Search for comics tagged by language, genre, LGBT+, or disabilities.
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