Founded in 2010, The Comics Grid: Journal of Comics Scholarship is an open-access, researcher-led, peer-reviewed academic journal. The journal aims to publish original and specialised contributions to the field of comics scholarship from multidisciplinary and media-specific perspectives. The Comics Grid aims to promote innovative comics scholarship where the writing is energetic and theoretically and interpretively bold, and that presents specialised knowledge in accessible and engaging forms. The journal also considers submissions that explore the ways in which comics can be used for scholarly purposes.
This journal has peer-reviewed and non peer-reviewed sections. All claims expressed in articles published by this journal are solely those of the authors and do not necessarily represent those of their affiliated organizations, or those of the publisher, the editors and the reviewers.We are happy to announce the publication of our latest special collection 'Rapid Responses: Comics in and of the Moment'. This special collection invited timely creative responses concerning how comics are used in generative ways as spaces for people to find community, as tools for dissemination of stories otherwise untold or voices unheard, as spaces for the processing of grief and the [...]
This is an update to our announcement of changes in our submission process from 24 May 2021.The Comics Grid: Journal of Comics Scholarship remains closed for open submissions for the time being. The journal will reopen on 1 July 2022 to receive submissions for the Conjuring a New Normal: Monstrous Routines and Mundane Horrors in Pandemic Lives and Dreamscapes special collection. Before 1 [...]
This special collection invited timely creative responses concerning how comics are used in generative ways as spaces for people to find community, as tools for dissemination of stories otherwise untold or voices unheard, and as spaces for the processing of grief and self-discovery in difficult times. We especially wished to encourage graphic responses, notes, commentaries and interviews that offered concise commentary on mental health, disability and illness, politics and social inequalities. Edited by Jeanette D'Arcy and Kay Sohini, with Ernesto Priego and Peter Wilkins.
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Erin Pritchard
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Savita Rani
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Maureen Burdock
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Gina Matteo
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Sydney Phillips Heifler
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Louisa Elizabeth Buck
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Edward Whatley
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Lisa Diedrich
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Amy Mazowita
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Ernesto Priego
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Kay Sohini
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