Cover from a French skateboard comic Planche à Roulettes

Skate Muties From The 5th Dimension comic artwork

Skateboard Comics

1960's

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1970's

Mellow Cat (USA)
A satirical comic strip by Ted Richards that ran in Skateboarder Magazine, poking fun at 1970s California skate culture.

Skaters (Fr)
A French-language skateboard comic featuring a group of young skaters and their day-to-day skatepark adventures.

Planche a Roulettes (Fr)
A humorous French comic (title means “Skateboard”) packed with seaside skating mishaps and slapstick humour.


1980's

Shred (USA)
Independent 1989 black-and-white comic featuring exaggerated skate-action heroes like Shred and Cy-Board.

Road Rash (USA)
A wild one-shot Santa Cruz comic (1988) filled with Jim Phillips artwork, punk attitude and chaotic skate scenes.

Thrasher Comics (USA)
Comic-book spin-off of Thrasher Magazine featuring skate stories, urban humour and artwork from Thrasher contributors.

Skate Muties From The 5th Dimension (UK)
UK underground fanzine from the 1980s mixing skateboarding, punk gigs, DIY comic art and surreal sci-fi humour.

Monster Posse (USA)
An indie monster-themed skateboard comic by Greg Boone, starring a bizarre cast of street-skating creatures.

Evol Baby (USA)
An underground comic character often appearing alongside Monster Posse—quirky, bold and rooted in 1980s skate culture.


1990's onwards

Street Angel (USA)
A modern comic about Jesse “Street Angel” Sanchez—homeless, on a skateboard, and battling ninjas, bullies and crime.