Have you ever been so moved by a comic that you cried?

[AdrenalineShots]

I'm a big Spidey fan and the two that got me were Peter's lines after Aunt May's death: "Second star to the right, and on until morning" and the revelation in One More Day that Peter's guide is the unborn daughter that he'll never have following his pact. Lots of people talk about how movies make us emotional and I just thought that comics sometimes can too especially with characters we have grown up and have a connection with.

[J.Lovelace]

I certainly did (and still do)

The most memorable sob moments for me were Mikage's death in 07-Ghost manga and two certain character deaths in Majin Tantei Nougami Neuro manga. It was during the time I felt very apathetic, and I never cried my eyes out because of comic characters before, so yeah. I was surprised I could still feel some sadness, especially because of a fictional character. I didn't even relate with them, it was just that damn sad and unfair for them to end like this.
And then the more manga and anime I've consumed, the more I had to get used to the fact that 80% of my fav characters die in a series :'D

"Hey, wanna know where my fav characters are?" makes a wide hand movement at a graveyard in the distance

Later I became an emotional wreck and I now cry even at happy scenes, dang it lays on the ground What have I become.

[IdiotWithPencil]

the last time a comic made me tear up a bit, was when I was reading a manga called to you, the immortal it was such a beatifull moment that I won't spoil but ;^;

also reading all of 20th century boys and 21st century boys was a trip of feels even more with the song Bob lennon on youtube

And then the more manga and anime I've consumed, the more I had to get used to the fact that 80% of my fav characters die in a series :'D

Zatch bell in a nut shell :C 100% of characters leave and never see each other again

[natchevil]

I've had plenty of these.

Hellblazer: Specifically when Constantine is saying good bye to everyone after he discovered he's got lung cancer. (Altho that weird bit about being left out of birthing the universe was pretty sad.)
Countless Ah My Goddess issues. Belldandy is a real champ.
And only a few webcomics have done it to me. I'm thinking of Gunnerkrigg Court.

[PaulDevers]

Calvin and Hobbes made me a lot, whenever it got kind of emotional.
So did the final chapter of book 3 of Amelia Rules!. Still love that series.

[modrawmanga]

Yes with a few manga. I feel the emotion get from reading is stronger, cos I have to put 100% attention when reading something, while movies sometimes can be played in the background, or if u watch it on the tv, you can get up from the couch and grab something, so the attention can be divided.

[AlkseeyaKC]

I've been moved by books, movies, and games, but I don't think I've cried over a comic yet. I need to read more comics!

[punkarsenic]

[realises that its been so long since i sat down and read a comic that i dont remember] fuck

i think when i first read runaways that musta made me cry, and the recent hawkeye runs had me emotional. i think theres times ive cried at spiderman comics, but i couldnt tell you which ones - probably ultimate spiderman, and i was probably crying because it was so tedious and ugly lmao. i read all hundred and something issues tho

[eleoza]

1 comic made me bawl my eyes out. And it happens to be a comic on Tapas.

I Care :: Emily | Tapas

It's a short completed comic. Guy helping a girl but he's sick himself. The feeeeeeels <3

[69Michi]

Comic? Not so much. Anime/movies and novels maybe. Something about comic that doesn't really triggers the best sob feeling in me. I still get moved or touched sometimes but I don't think it's ever as powerful as a novel or a movie could make me. Movie/Anime has sound track that affects you, novel... well, it's the words that imprints into my mind that makes me bawl my eyes out. I used to cry myself to sleep reading novels sometimes.

[TapasJosh]

Rumor has it more than a few tears have been shed over at I Love You Bambette.

[gateofselidor]

I've cried while reading comics, but that's because I'm so sensitive that I've been known to cry while watching car commercials.

[joannekwan]

Fuckin' at the end of the Haku and Zabuza arc of Naruto I got teary eyed. I think that was the first time I read something so moving in a manga.

[tayo_rafferty]

@joannekwan

[joe_galindez]

Alfred's death in The Dark Knight Returns was pretty moving. Also the ending of Stardust.

[joannekwan]

[TheThoughtfulBoxful]

Waait wait wait...THEY KILLED OFF ALFRED?? ALFRED?!!

This cannot be.

[zuggarts]

A Chinese Life by Li Kunwu and Philippe Ôtié is one of the most human accounts of China's development from the 1950s-now. The ending words in particular made me shed a few tears.

A lot of comics have made me cry, I think. A few years ago I was a pretty depressed kid who was bullied frequently and had no friends. When I read Onani Master Kurosawa (Masturbation Master Kurosawa) I cried because the main character was just so relatable, and I was very proud of the changes he made to his life.

[joe_galindez]

TDKR is in its own continuity and features an old Bruce Wayne getting back to Batmanning.

[Testaccount]

Same...I haven't found one to cry over yet. I need to find some more to read too.