ComicBooks For Kids will launch a series of new initiatives in the next year as the organization celebrates its 10th anniversary.
Leading the lineup is a new subsidiary, ComicBooks For Schools, which will provide bundles of comics and graphic novels to K-12 schools, along with a special “Neurodivergent Box” that will include the same selection plus more hands-on items such as toys and T-shirts. CB4S is also partnering with two other organizations to bring materials to special audiences: Voyage Comics publishes comics and other materials for Roman Catholic readers, and the Braille Superstore offers braille books, games, and toys. In both cases, purchases can be made with a donation to CB4S.
CB4K has also designed a new logo and website and plans monthly events throughout the rest of 2026 and all of 2027. November events include a Rick and Morty Humble Bundle, sponsored by Oni Press, as well as the ComicBooks For Troops Weekend Event, which will be held on November 13-15, immediately after Veterans Day (see “ComicBooks For Troops Donates 100K Graphic Novels to Military Families”). In December, Zenescope will hold a benefit livestream for the organization.
As part of its 10th anniversary celebration, CB4K is producing a special two-ounce challenge coin that it will distribute over the course of the year to partners who have contributed to its efforts.
For more information, visit the ComicBooksFor Kids website.
Source: ICv2
