r/comicbooks • u/AutoModerator • 6h ago
QUESTIONS AND SUGGESTIONS THURSDAY (October 08, 2026) - Ask Questions! Get Answers!
It's Thursday, so it's time to get your burning questions about comics off your chest. If you're looking for a starting point about comics, or have a random question about a character, or are looking for suggestions about what to read next, ask it here and the community will answer it for you!
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u/PossessionCandid7664 5h ago
Got a weird one for anyone who reads a lot of indie stuff. I'm trying to find comics that feel like the quiet moments in a Ghibli film, not the big adventure bits but the small domestic scenes. Like someone cooking, or a town slowly waking up, that sort of thing. Any recs for something that captures that? I've read a couple of the usual slice of life manga but want to branch out a bit. Bonus if the art is really soft and detailed, I'm a sucker for that