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Explore new perspectives on bodies, brains and health with our guest comic artists.

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Picking My Skin Solves My Problems

Cartoonist Mads Horwath has lived with dermatillomania since childhood. In these drawings they use humour to try to reduce the shame of the condition.

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Beauty Boardroom

Clarice Tudor lifts the lid on a morally bankrupt CEO and his team of minions as they decide which body insecurity to sell next. Because beauty lies in the eye of the shareholder.

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Dissonance

Andrew Field’s webcomic follows his journey through a psychotic episode, from the isolation and pain of delusion to rediscovering reality and the joy of a shared experience.

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Allergy Arcade

Boe takes us to 'Allergy Arcade' in a series of comics that playfully illustrate the daily battles that come with having allergies and intolerances, taking a light-hearted approach to their own suffering.

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Life After Cancer

In the ‘Life After Cancer’ series of cartoons, Alex Brenchley humorously illustrates what life can be like for a young adult after cancer treatment has finished.

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Safe for Work

‘Safe for Work’ is a series of fleetingly erotic stories – without the sex. These sensory fantasies express feelings of alienation and frustration that result from the confines of different working environments.

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Sorry to Keep You Waiting

With the NHS under pressure, it is easy to see doctors as the detached and privileged functionaries of an overloaded system. This series helps you understand why they are what they are.

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Neurodivergent Navigations

Neurodivergence can be a challenge at the best of times, but it’s made even harder by how widely misunderstood it is. This series shows the day-to-day reality of trying to live your best life as a neurodivergent person.

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Body Equality

Nigerian-British cartoonist Sarah Akinterinwa tells stories focusing on the inequalities that the bodies of marginalised people face.

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Ace Joy

In this comic focusing on asexuality, Katie Green illustrates the queer joy of viewing one’s orientation – and oneself – as complete and whole.

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How to be Human

Writer, artist and cartoonist Gemma Correll considers emotions, relaxation and the tricky business of being human.

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Licence to Happiness

Queer zine-maker Holly Casio explores the perennial pursuit of happiness.

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Weewaaz

Fun and funky drawings by artist Weewaaz from Brisbane, Australia.

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Pandemic Journal

A web comic series on mental health and identity by Lesley Imgart.

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Rubyetc

A web comic series on our love/ hate relationship with food.

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Worry Lines

A web comic series on what it means to be human by Worry Lines.