Learning should be never-ending. No one knows everything. Even after a decade of owning a store, I am still learning to better the business. I recently learned that our back-issues and graded comics ...

As we’ve seen in a few recent posts, the experiences and concerns of various stakeholders in teaching with graphic novels may inform how educators build these materials into curriculum. Learning about ...

Combining comic art, Athabascan heritage, and Smithsonian collections brings a unique, contemporary spin to traditional storytelling that’s been passed down over generations and offers new learning ...

When I began work on my upcoming graphic memoir, Float, I had one goal in mind: tell my history with anxiety as honestly as possible. What I didn't expect was the personal discoveries I would make ...

When we think about comics, we usually think of grandiose superheroes and villains. It’s easy to fall for the good guy vs. bad guy theme, but being a true comic connoisseur, you know that good vs.

While it may not seem a traditional learning tool, comic creation helps across an array of core subjects and learning objectives. Comics are engaging, fun, and help students take ownership of their ...

When he first saw The 9/11 Report: A Graphic Adaptation, the “comic book version” of the almost-600-page 9/11 Commission Report, on a bookstore shelf, Dan Tandarich was shocked. After flipping through ...

BEFORE the advent of free television for cheap entertainment, there were comic books. A prolific figure during the Golden Age of comics, Francisco V. Coching (1919-1998) is acknowledged as the “Dean ...