Ditching Saskia by John Moore & Neetols
Damian misses his mother, but he can finally afford a Spirit Flower to summon her ghost and spend some time with her. However, Damien accidentally summons the wrong ghost, and this one's an annoying little kid that he can't seem to get rid of.
This one is less about grief directly and more about self-discovery, but it’s an all ages book that puts a fantastical twist on real emotions.
The Last Lonely Saturday by Jordan Crane
This is an almost completely wordless comic about an old man struggling with the grief of losing his wife. It has a bit of a surprise ending which I wasn't expecting, but it makes for a tragically sweet story, perfect for those who love a bit of melancholy.
Glass Half Empty by Rachael Smith
This auto-bio comic tells the tale of Rachael's relationship with both her dad and with alcohol, and how the two are entwined, even after his death
It also focuses heavily on Rachael's mental health, and it does it all with her usual humour and heart.
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