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Published 2025, by First Second A story about a non-binary teen and their mother who, during a contentious road trip, take a wrong turn that lands them in the Realm of the Spirits... Is there a way out? |
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webcomic, 2021-present When Sebastian gets a job in Philly, him and his daughter move cross country. Change is not easy, but with help from a kindhearted part time librarian, hopefully everything will turn out alright... read on TAPAS.IOread on WEBTOON |
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Webcomic, 2017-present The gods are forgotten, the spirits neglected, and the witches time on earth is almost up. Monster poachers Connor and Ant get caught up in matters way bigger than them... read on TAPAS.IOread on WEBTOON |
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Personal project, 2020 The spirit who dwells in the deep woods finds his peace disrupted by a handsome stranger. What must he do to scare him away? ... what if he doesn’t he want him to leave? ♥ Read HERE! |
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Published 2022, by Forlaget Cobolt Only available in Danish. This trilogy is inspired by Norse mythology; a series about greed, longing, power, and the search for meaning. |
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Askel Aden is queer cartoonist and bog creature based in Copenhagen, Denmark. He has a BA in Graphic Storytelling from The Animation Workshop.
His Danish comics trilogy "Åndevandrer" was nominated for a Ping Award in the Best Danish Comic category, and his graphic novel "Love, Misha" was a Morris C Williams finalist, and has been nominated for a Lambda Award and for Nordic Councils Children and Youth Literature Award.
When he isn’t making too many different comics at the same time, he might be spotted in the wilderness looking at mushrooms and herons or in the kitchen baking cakes for his friends.
2025 • Love, Misha, First Second
2022 • Åndevandrer 1:Tyran, 2:Vølve, 3:Shaman, Cobolt
2021 • It's Warmer Over Here, webcomic (ongoing)
2020 • Frankenstine (artist only), Cobolt
2017 • Crossroads, webcomic (ongoing)
2013-17 • TAW graduate, Graphic Storytelling BA
Here you will find artwork made by Askel Aden.






