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Comics theory is a scholarly and critical category devoted to the study and interpretation of comics as a distinct medium and cultural form. It includes works that analyze the formal components of sequential art (panels, gutters, layout, visual grammar), narrative techniques, visual rhetoric, and the relationship between text and image, as well as historical, sociocultural, and industrial perspectives on comics production and reception. Interdisciplinary in scope, the field draws on literary theory, art history, media studies, semiotics, and cognitive science to explore genre, authorship, adaptation, pedagogy, and digital innovation. Books in this category are aimed at researchers, students, creators, and readers seeking rigorous frameworks for understanding how comics convey meaning and shape culture.

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