Below you will find the tags to use for creators to put your title where its readers may look. Only use Genres that actually fit the title. We may re-classify your title if we feel it is in the wrong Genre and send you a message about our reasoning. For readers, it’s a road map to Comic Genres you enjoy.
Action Comics
These comics often deal with adventure stories involving average humans in extreme circumstances.
https://www.creatorsofwrittensins.com/tag/action-comics
ADULT Comics
Comics that are meant for an 18+ plus audience only.
https://www.creatorsofwrittensins.com/tag/adult-comics
Adventure Fiction Comics
These types of comics are often about finding something or accomplishing something on a big scale. Like a treasure hunt.
https://www.creatorsofwrittensins.com/tag/adventure-fiction-comics
All Age Comics
Stories are made to be shared with a General audience often family books fall under this genre.
https://www.creatorsofwrittensins.com/tag/all-age-comics/
Alternative Comics
These comics take on topics often seen as not mainstream and often do not have their own specific genre to fall under.
https://www.creatorsofwrittensins.com/tag/alternative-comics
Children/Kids Comics
Comic made for younger readers 11 and under. However, some comic books may cater to a younger reader but entertain all ages. The difference between this and All Ages is often younger and simpler themes are explored in these stories.
https://www.creatorsofwrittensins.com/tag/children-kids-comics
Comedy Comics
Comics that are made to make you laugh.
https://www.creatorsofwrittensins.com/tag/comedy-comics
Comic Strip
Meant to be a single panel or just a few panels to give an idea or a short theme. Often found in newspapers or online.
https://www.creatorsofwrittensins.com/tag/comic-strip
CRIME Comics
Crime comics often explore crimes and the justice system’s handling of those crimes.
https://www.creatorsofwrittensins.com/tag/crime-comics
Fantasy Comics
Comics that cover supernatural, magic, and imaginary worlds and creatures. Often coming from oral story roots born from traditions, superstitions or fantasy.
https://www.creatorsofwrittensins.com/tag/fantasy-comics
Graphic Novel
This is meant as a Genre that tells a full story. It often accompanies another genre. A trade collects comicbook from ongoing titles, story arcs, or limited runs.
https://www.creatorsofwrittensins.com/tag/graphic-novel
Horror Comics
A Comicbook that uses scare tactics to entertain.
https://www.creatorsofwrittensins.com/tag/horror-comics
Humor Comics
Much like Comedy Comicbooks, this genre is meant to make people laugh but can use more sarcasm and deeper jokes to get that laugh.
https://www.creatorsofwrittensins.com/tag/humor-comics
KINKY Comics
Comics that are about the Kinky Lifestyle.
https://www.creatorsofwrittensins.com/tag/kinky-comics
LGBTQ Comics
Comics that are about the LGBTQ Lifestyle.
https://www.creatorsofwrittensins.com/tag/lgbtq-comics
Manga
Japanese-style comics that created their own style and are mostly found as black-and-white stories told in chapters or in full. Not as much Comic Books as they are Comic Novels.
https://www.creatorsofwrittensins.com/tag/manga
Mystery Comics
Comics that present a Mystery to be solved by the reader or entertain them.
https://www.creatorsofwrittensins.com/tag/mystery-comics
Non-fiction Comics
Real-life stories are told through comics. Can include autobiographies.
https://www.creatorsofwrittensins.com/tag/non-fiction-comics
Romance Comics
Comicbooks about Human relationships with other humans in a romantic context.
https://www.creatorsofwrittensins.com/tag/romance-comics
Slice-of-Life Comics
Stories about the human condition, struggles of life, and the journey of life itself.
https://www.creatorsofwrittensins.com/tag/slice-of-life-comics
Science-Fiction Comics
Sci-fi deals with Tech themes, the universe, and the things we see as magic that one day may come to be or discovered.
https://www.creatorsofwrittensins.com/tag/science-fiction-comics
Superhero Comics
About extraordinary humans often with unique abilities.
https://www.creatorsofwrittensins.com/tag/superhero-comics
Western Comics
Comics that place during the Historical US’s Wild West Period.
https://www.creatorsofwrittensins.com/tag/western-comics
Can a Comicbook fall under Multiple genres?
Absolutely. However, in tagging a story you should be mindful of the audience a book is for. If the book is meant for ADULTS who are Kinky, even though it may fit as an ADVENTURE story too, it should go with the tag that fits the audience best being kink. Genre tags should be used to get the audience not to make something fit into many boxes.