Comics

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Comics reading challenge 2026–27

Can you read five comics in a row?

Can you read five comics in a row? Tap a square when you've read a comic that fits it. Get five across, down or corner to corner, and print your certificate!

A free book bingo for kids: 25 squares, with a free one in the middle. 15 of them tick themselves when you tick a book on a series checklist or make a comic in the Comic Studio. Nothing to type, nothing sent. Rather use paper? Print a blank card below.

Peabody is drawing your card…

The 25 squares

  1. A manga, a comic from Japan. Ticks itself from your shelf.
  2. A book in a series. Ticks itself from your shelf.
  3. A comic with no words at all, told only in pictures.
  4. A whole series, read to the very last book. Ticks itself from your shelf.
  5. Book 1 of a series that's new to you. Ticks itself from your shelf.
  6. A graphic novel from the library.
  7. A funny one that made you laugh. Ticks itself from your shelf.
  8. A comic you made yourself, in the Comic Studio or on a printed page. Ticks itself from your shelf.
  9. A book from a series with 10 or more books. Ticks itself from your shelf.
  10. A scary-ish one, with monsters or ghosts. Ticks itself from your shelf.
  11. A real-life one, about things that really happen. Ticks itself from your shelf.
  12. One with animals as the stars. Ticks itself from your shelf.
  13. Free square: a comic you love.
  14. One set out in space. Ticks itself from your shelf.
  15. A comic you read aloud to someone.
  16. A comic someone read to you.
  17. A manga read right to left, back to front. Ticks itself from your shelf.
  18. An old favourite, read again.
  19. A series from one of Peabody's Books like… pages. Ticks itself from your shelf.
  20. A comic strip, a few panels long.
  21. A half-and-half book: part words, part pictures. Ticks itself from your shelf.
  22. A comic from about 100 years ago, free from a library.
  23. A book that came out in 2026 or 2027. Ticks itself from your shelf.
  24. A comic a friend or a grown-up picked for you.
  25. A comic read outside.

Where to find a comic for a square

For grown-ups

A free reading challenge with no account and no class code. The card is kept in this browser only: the squares a child taps, and the ones that tick themselves from the series checklists and the Comic Studio on this device. Nothing is uploaded and no name is asked for; the certificate has a line to write the name by hand. Under the card, save the taps as a file, open one on another device, or clear them. Next year brings a new card.

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