The Comics Grid is a collaborative, peer-edited online academic journal dedicated to comics scholarship. Its purpose is to make original contributions to the field of comics scholarship and to advance the appreciation of comic art within academia and the general cultural mediascape. This journal seeks to function as an online laboratory where different critical approaches to comics are publicly and collectively put to test. Though our scope wants to be as diverse as possible, our initial aim is to focus on the analysis of specific comics page layouts and panels.

Image [&] Narrative is a peer-reviewed e-journal on visual narratology and word and image studies in the broadest sense of the term. It does not focus on a narrowly defined corpus or theoretical framework, but questions the mutual shaping of literary and visual cultures. Beside tackling theoretical issues, it is a platform for reviews of real life examples.

Scholarly research through graphic/sequential/comics narrative.

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Journal of Graphic Novels and Comics covers all aspects of the graphic novel, comic strip and comic book focusing primarily, but not exclusively, on the twentieth and the twenty-first centuries. The emphasis is on the production and consumption of comics in their cultural, institutional and creative contexts.

The Journal of Popular Culture is committed to providing a forum for the discussion of all aspects of popular culture, from the latest blockbuster movie to the most obscure cultural phenomenon. By focusing on the experiences and perspectives of common folk and breaking down the barriers between so-called “low” and “high” culture, the journal offers compelling insights and understandings of society that might otherwise be inaccessible.

SANE journal: Sequential Art Narrative in Education SANE journal publishes research and practitioner-based articles covering all intersections of comics and education, from pre-k to post-secondary studies, from a variety of disciplines.

Scholarly and academic comics.

Studies in Comics aims to describe the nature of comics, to identify the medium as a distinct art form and to address the medium's formal properties. The emerging field of comics studies is a model for interdisciplinary research and this peer-reviewed journal welcomes all approaches and methodologies. Its specific goal, however, is to expand the relationship between comics and theory and to seek to articulate a 'theory of comics'.

At the busy intersection of Visual Anthropology, Museums, and Art, where the paths of the editors-in-chief have crossed, TRAJECTORIA seeks to stretch the boundaries and expand the scope of scholarship in visual practice and representation. We aim to offer a creative and experimental place where contributors can scrutinise current trends in anthropological research, critically explore both well-established ideas and innovative concepts, and enrich a plethora of visual genres and praxes

Publishing on underground comics and zine culture

European Comic Art is the first English-language scholarly publication devoted to the study of European-language graphic novels, comic strips, comic books and caricature.

Journal publishing on Graphic novels and comics studies

Published twice a year, interdisciplinary and scholarly works on comic art

A graphic online journal which won the Eisner award.

Political satire, journalism and non-fiction through comics.

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