Comic books when applied to geography teaching have and use imagination in order to carry out some plan through the organization of facts and their imaginative and creative meanings; manifesting a serious concern for the personalities and events of the past ... and a desire to understand the social order in the light of their background. (TUAN, 1990, p.439). In order to think about an alternative of knowledge, we will highlight the Decolonial Giro, which is understood here as an epistemological and ontological criticism that brings a reflection on our memory, our imaginary, our subjectivity, our daily ways of existing. (CRUZ, 2017, p.25). Anchored in these principles, through an activity carried out with Cap-UERJ students in the production of comic books, we propose the construction of knowledge through a coherent and identifiable system of communicative signs that express the unique experience that each of we have of life. (BRUNETTI, 2013, p.18). To do so, provide those involved in the activity with the construction of a school knowledge of Geography that allows them to see and understand the power relationships present in society, providing the ability for those involved to position themselves as subjects and agents that transform the real.