Tok Tok was a quarterly Arabic comic magazine published in Cairo, Egypt. It was the first independent self-published comic magazine in the country ^[1] and was in circulation between 10 January 2011 and 2020.

Tok Tok was first published on 10 January 2011. ^{[2] [3] [4]} The founders of the magazine were five Egyptian graphic artists, namely Shennawy, Makhlouf, Hisham Rahma, Andil, and Tawfeek. ^[5] They were also contributors of the magazine which funded itself. ^{[1] [6]} However, later the magazine was financially supported by the European Union. ^[7] The goal of the magazine was to offer a forum for Egypt's comic scene and for informing people about their predecessors using comics and graphics. ^[8]

The title of the magazine, Tok Tok, is a three-wheeled covered scooter used as a main method of motorized transportation in areas and roads in Egyptian cities where cars cannot be used. ^{[3] [9]} The magazine’s tagline was “the stop for graphic stories” ^[3] and the cover page also contains the statement, “to be kept out of the reach of children”. ^[9]

The target audience of Tok Tok were adults. ^[5] Based in Cairo, the magazine contained graphic short stories ^[10] and satirical comics. ^[11] The stories published were mostly about love, joblessness, the attitudes of the elders and the authorities or the chaos of Cairo. ^[12] The characters featured in the magazine were from the local heritage and experiences. ^[13]

Tok Tok was supported by various European cultural institutes during its lifetime. ^[14] In 2011, the magazine won the second prize in the best independent comic magazine section at the Algiers International Comics Festival in Algeria (FIBDA). ^{[11] [15]} The last issue of Tok Tok, #16, was published in October 2020.

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