Comics, comics and graphic novels are becoming more and more popular nowadays. However, reading comics is not an extremely new type of contemporary literature as its antecedents were created in the late 19th century. In particular, the form that is today considered and described as comics is, in fact, a typical genre of the 20th century. Although, as mentioned above, it is once again widely popular around the world, therefore, it is not an exaggeration to say that comics are also typically 21st century genres. To become an interdisciplinary branch of literary studies, comics, comics and graphic novels are being analyzed, as a result more and more critics, reviews and analyzes are published, especially in universities where comics analysis is considered an interdisciplinary 'science'. Comics, comics, and graphic novels can be examined from various points of view as can any other type of literary object. From these critical points of view, one of the most interdisciplinary schools of criticism is the gender point of view. Gender, as defined in the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary, is “being male or female, especially when considered with reference to social conditions and cultural differences, not biological differences.” (OALD 2013) Gender studies itself is a particularly new field of academic study that includes women's studies, men's studies, and queer studies, as well as studies concerning sexism, feminism, gender identity, etc., However, gender studies is often only considered as an academic field that covers feminism, women's rights and equal opportunities, but the reality is that gender studies is an absolutely diverse academic field, which does not take into account only femininity but also masculinity regarding men's studies or sexual orientation, gender identity regarding queer or LGBT