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Comic books and manga that have references to self-injury or are about a self-injurer or self-injury.

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Sakaguchi is in an abusive sexual relationship with his step father, but he enjoys the pain because it helps mask darker memories from his past. He then meets another student who also has a troubled background who may be the person to help him stop his self-inflicted pain.

Warning: disturbing/graphic scenes.

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Popsicles Popular Culture - Comic Book - Manga published by 1 year ago ()

Dolis by Maki Kusumoto

Kishi, a musician, meets Mitsu, a grad student writing a thesis on aesthetics. He believes she is his ideal woman. 

Mitsu is self-destructive, she cuts herself to feel and cuts her hair twice. She is disconnected from herself.

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Gabrielle Popular Culture - Comic Book - Manga published by 8 months ago ()

Jisatsu Circle

A manga centering around just what the title implies – suicide. Based on the movie of the same name [usually referred to as Suicide Club], this is a disturbing and unnerving manga. The manga has self harm threw out it.

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Life (ライフ, Raifu) by Keiko Suenobu

Ayumu Shiiba is studying for the all-important high school entrance exams. She is struggling to get by, but thankfully has help from her best friend Shii-chan, who is at the top of their class. Test results come back and their friendship falls apart when Ayumu surpasses Shii-chan's scores and gets into her high school of choice while Shii-chan doesn't!

Losing Shii-chan is so painful for Ayumu that she starts cutting her wrists for comfort. Hoping for a fresh start, Ayumu arrives at her new high school and finally opens up to a new friend, Manami. But will Manami prove to be the friend that Ayumu truly needs or send her further in a downward spiral?

You can read the manga online HERE

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Nana

Later in the series its revealed that a character named Miu Shinoda is a cutter.

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Painkiller

It is a graphic tale on self injury "Painkiller" on Facebook. It expresses the feelings one gets in words and pictures, as I have found not everybody can explain what they feel, and therefore why they do it. You are welcome to tell your story and/or to encourage ohers.

 
 
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The Boys

A comic book series in a world much like our own except that many of the people have superpowers. Follows a superpowered CIA squad dubbed "The Boys," who keep an eye on superheroes and intimidate or kill them if necessary.

A teenage group of superheroes in the book called TEENAGE KIK has a character named PopClaw with retractable claws. She self-injures by cutting herself with her blades.

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X-23 (Laura Kinney)

X-23 (Laura Kinney) was created for the X-Men: Evolution animated television series as a female clone of Wolverine. She has cut herself with her own claws from a very young age when she experiences unusual or tense feelings.

In the X-Force series X-23 self-injures after Wolverine scolds her for her own self-condemnation for rescuing another character.

Her first comic debut was in the NYX series where she lives in New York City and works as a prostitute. She specializes in cutting masochistic patrons. She also cuts herself with her own claws.

In the Children of X-Men series X-23 is upset after Surge kisses Hellion and she runs away. Mercury finds X-23 in the restroom. She has destroyed it and she has also cut herself.

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Gabrielle Popular Culture - Comic Book - Manga published by 2 years ago ()