Greek Comics
Discover the bold world of Greek comics and graphic novels exploring mythology, politics, identity, and crisis.
Greek comics and graphic novels have emerged as one of the country’s most vibrant and innovative artistic forms. Blending mythology, political commentary, history, satire, and experimental storytelling, contemporary Greek creators are using visual narrative to explore everything from economic crisis to questions of identity and memory. This NHM Discussion introduces audiences to the rich world of Greek comics culture, highlighting influential artists, landmark works, and the growing international recognition of the medium. From reimagined ancient myths to deeply personal contemporary stories, Greek graphic storytelling offers a compelling window into both modern Greece and the wider Greek diaspora experience.
NHM Online Discussions is presented by Dr. Katherine Kelaidis, Director of Research and Content at the National Hellenic Museum and a Research Associate at the Institute of Orthodox Christian Studies, Cambridge. She holds a BA in Classical Languages from the University of California, Berkeley, and a PhD in Classics from the University of London.
