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KUTI’s 41st edition, collecting contemporary comics by creators connected to several African countries.
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KUTI’s 41st edition, collecting contemporary comics by creators connected to several African countries.
An anthology of eight Ghanaian comics stories from creators at home and in the diaspora, spanning fantasy, science fiction, slice of life and comedy. Presented by Squid Magazine × toli Studios.
Etan Comics’ Pan-African folklore and science-fiction anthology. Includes Fate Lock by Bill Masuku and Tatenda Ndove.
Comexposed’s Zimbabwean comics anthology, documenting work from multiple local creators. The source describes editions available when the article was published.
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Sixteen illustrated biographies of youth climate activists, written by Emma Reynolds. Bill Masuku illustrates Edgar Edmund Tarimo; Natasha Nayo illustrates Leah Namugerwa.
Kanso Ogbolu and OBK Studios’ animated horror anthology tells unsettling short stories with dark humour.
Paganini Stories’ international anthology of comics inspired by lesser-known gods. Bill Masuku contributes a story about Tiurakh and Olokun.
An African mythology comics anthology from Paganini Stories, featuring five stories and a cover illustrated by Bill Masuku.
Afrotokyo’s manga anthology featuring four short stories by Zimbabwean writers and illustrators.
Ten African filmmakers imagine radically different futures through standalone science-fiction and fantasy shorts featuring high technology, alien encounters, ancestral spirits and extraordinary heroes.
An anthology bringing together comics by African creators and the diaspora. Squid’s historical guide documents its selection of stories.
Etan Comics’ Pan-African anthology of ten stories mixing folklore, history and science fiction.
A Zambian comics anthology collecting work from several creators, documented in Squid’s historical anthology guide.
Comic of the Week: Squid’s recurring comic review series.
An animated anthology of three intersecting experiences: a woman looking for relief from depression through dance, a freedom fighter searching for justice and a college student confronting anxiety after a friend's death. Director
A South African anthology of isiZulu stories, assembled by Michael Maqungo and featuring eight artists.
Squid’s recurring selection of African animation: shorts, trailers, commercials, reels and process films.
Etan Comics’ third Pan-African folklore and science-fiction anthology. Crowdfunding began in October 2026; physical delivery is estimated for March 2027.
Squid’s animation reviews, with writing by Nana Yaa Serwaa Osei.