National Comic Book Day
September 25, Thursday
History of the holiday
The exact date of the holiday's establishment is unknown, but it originated in the USA as a way to recognize the importance of comics and inspire people of all ages to read and create comics. The holiday emphasizes the diversity of genres and styles, from humorous to adventure and science fiction.
How it is celebrated
People visit comic book stores and library events, which often feature meetings with artists and authors.
Workshops are organized on drawing comics and creating stories.
Themed contests and cosplay shows dedicated to comic book characters are held.
Many share their favorite comics and creative projects on social media.
Interesting facts
* Comics have existed for over 100 years and first appeared in the early 20th century.
* Some comic characters, such as Superman and Batman, have become cultural icons worldwide.
* In recent years, webcomics and manga have grown in popularity, expanding the audience and attracting new generations of readers.
National Comic Book Day in other years
- 2021 September 25, Saturday
- 2022 September 25, Sunday
- 2023 September 25, Monday
- 2024 September 25, Wednesday
- 2026 September 25, Friday