Our social media Marginal Associate Jake has designed graphics to guide you on a journey, with the goal being to choose one of Marginal Publishing House’s very own books to read! 📖
Read MoreTrigger warnings: sexual harassment and assault, transphobia
This blog was written by our talented Social Media Marginal Associate. He has lived experience as a trans person, and in this blog he explains his thoughts about the current Equality and Human Rights Commission's guidance on single-sex spaces.
Read MoreIt’s been another busy month at CY HQ!
We’ve been gearing up to host Merseyside Zine Fair, having our usual fun in our Saturday Sessions, amongst much more!
Read MoreOn the 15th August 2026 between 11am and 3pm Comics Youth are hosting Merseyside Zine Fair at Make Hamilton Square, a day full of showcasing young creatives and their zines, comics and more!
Read on to find out more on what to expect on the day, ways to travel to the event and accessibility information.
Read MoreIt’s been a busy and very warm month here at CY! 🌞
We’ve conquered the heat with plenty of fun! From attending Flood and Coast 2026 to Comics Declassified masterclasses, read on to find out what CY has been up to this month!
Read MoreFrom Marginal Associate updates to Comics Declassified sessions, read on for highlights of we’ve been up to in the month!
Read MoreIt’s been a busy April at Comics Youth HQ! From field trips to our usual Saturday sessions, it’s all been happening! Here are some highlights from late March through to the end of April!
Read MoreHear from our Marginal Associates about their unique roles in the organisations and what inspired them to get involved!
Read MoreMeet the fabulous faces behind Comics Youth! Find out what their favourite parts of Comics Youth are, and answers to other burning questions!
Read MoreMeet Ray, our first ever Young Comics Laureate! Read about their journey, their plans for the year ahead, and why comics matter now more than ever…
Read MoreComics Youth is proud to announce that Mollie Ray has been chosen as the first-ever Young Comics Laureate 2025–26. A creator whose work, including the acclaimed Giant, explores grief, healing, and resilience, Mollie will lead a year of workshops, mentoring, and national advocacy. This paid laureateship — supported by LICAF and the Charlie Adlard Foundation — marks a historic moment for youth-led change in UK comics.
Read MoreIt’s YOUR turn to decide who will be the Young Comics Laureate for 2025-26! The final vote is in your hands, so without further ado, meet our finalists and submit your vote!
Read MoreIntroducing the role of Young Comics Laureate! Comics Youth and the Lakes International Comic Art Festival have teamed up to create a brand new, innovative role that reflects the skills and experiences of young comics' creators in the UK!
Read MoreMilo shares his day-to-day at Comics Youth with words, comics and a book review
Read More📅 Friday 25th & Saturday 26th July
📍 Museum of Liverpool & LUSH Liverpool
This year’s Liverpool Pride celebrations centre our community’s roots in resistance, visibility, and solidarity. We're proud to offer a dedicated Children, Young People & Families Zone – designed to be safe, inclusive, and joyful, where LGBTQ+ young people and families can truly thrive.
✨ Hosted in the stunning Museum of Liverpool on the city’s waterfront.
✨ Organised with the support of Sahir House, lifting the baton for Pride this year.
✨ Delivered in partnership with Comics Youth CIC, YPAS GYRO, National Museums Liverpool, and @familym_m (LGBTQ+ family advocates).
Together, we're building spaces where our community can connect, create, and celebrate what Pride truly means.
Big changes are happening at Comics Youth CIC as we join Make CIC in their exciting new adventure. Our new home will be at Make Hamilton 2.0 at 69-71 Argyle St, Birkenhead, CH41 6LQ, just a short hop, skip, and a jump from our current spot at 2 Cleveland Street.
Read MoreHappy Pride month everyone, and to celebrate this pride month Jake is bringing you a list of LGBT+ comics that he believes are underrated!
Read MoreToad was diagnosed Autistic at twenty-one, it shattered their world view and reshaped who they are. But now, at twenty-three, Toad has learned so much about Autism and how it defines who they are in the most wonderful ways.
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