Can you recommend some good tomboy graphic novels?

Sure. 'Sailor Moon' could be considered in a sense. Usagi is a bit of a tomboy at times. She's a crybaby but also has a brave side that defies traditional femininity in some situations. Another one is 'Scott Pilgrim'. Ramona Flowers has a tomboyish charm with her cool and independent attitude.

One great tomboy graphic novel book is 'Smile' by Raina Telgemeier. It's about a girl dealing with the challenges of growing up, and the main character has a tomboyish charm. Another is 'Nimona' which features a shape - shifting character with a tomboy - like personality who gets involved in all sorts of adventures. There's also 'Roller Girl' which tells the story of a girl finding her passion in roller derby, and she has that tomboy spirit as she navigates through the sport and her relationships.

Well, there's a fanfic called 'Tomboy's Anime Quest'. In this story, the tomboy protagonist is on a quest to find a rare item in the anime world. It's full of action and adventure. Also, 'My Tomboy Anime Self' is an interesting one where the author imagines themselves as a tomboy in an anime setting and the various situations they get into.

Some well - known tomboy visual novels include 'Sakura Spirit'. It has a female character who exhibits tomboy - like qualities in her behavior and the way she interacts with others. Also, 'Muv - Luv' has a character that can be considered somewhat of a tomboy, especially in terms of her combat - ready and no - nonsense attitude which is different from the more traditional female characters in some other visual novels.

Another example could be some stories from the LGBTQ+ literature genre. These often include tomboy - like characters in love stories that deal with themes of self - discovery, acceptance, and love in a very nuanced way.

One great tomboy love story fanfic is 'Love in Disguise'. It tells the story of a tomboy who falls for a shy artist in her school. Their relationship develops in a really cute way, with the tomboy's boldness and the artist's sensitivity creating a lovely dynamic.

Tomboy characters in graphic novels are typically very confident. They believe in themselves and their abilities. In 'Lumberjanes', the girls are confident in their skills, whether it's rock climbing or solving mysteries. They also have a tomboyish sense of humor, which can be a bit more rough - and - tumble and not as prim and proper as some might expect from more traditionally feminine characters. And they are often physically active, enjoying sports or other physical activities like running through the woods or fighting monsters.

Yes, 'Grisaia no Kajitsu' has a character who exhibits tomboyish characteristics. The visual novel 'Rewrite' also has a girl with a tomboy - ish nature. In 'Little Busters!', there are characters with tomboy - like behaviors. The tomboyish nature of these characters adds an interesting dynamic to the storylines of these visual novels.

One such novel is 'Ramona the Pest'. Ramona is a spunky and tomboyish character. She has a lot of energy and gets into all kinds of adventures. Her actions and attitude are very much like that of a tomboy, always ready to take on challenges in her own unique way.

Sure. 'The Secret Garden' has elements of a tomboy girl story. Mary Lennox starts as a rather unfeminine (in the traditional sense) girl, more interested in exploring the outdoors and being independent. In 'Little Women', Jo March is a bit of a tomboy. She is more interested in writing and having adventures rather than conforming to the typical ladylike behavior of her time. There is also 'Ramona Quimby' whose spunky and headstrong nature gives her a tomboyish quality as she navigates through childhood in her own unique way.