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Comics and graphic novels

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Software for creating comics

10 Ways to Create Comics Online

Transforming Your Photos into Comic Strips. The New York Times

Comic Life

Seedling Comic Creator apps

Portaportal: Resources and examples of using Comic Life

Make Beliefs Comics

How to use Make Beliefs Comics

e-Comic: Comic Book Creator

Bitstrips

Comiqs

GoAnimate

Pixton: online comic generator

Stripgenerator

Speechable: Add dialogue balloons to pictures

Strip Creator

Garfield's Comic Creator

ReadWriteThink: Comic Creator

ReadWriteThink: Activities using Comic Creator

Toondoo: create comics

Comic Strip Generator

Comeeko

Mai'Nada Comics

Project Cartoon

Read Write Think Comic Creator 2.0

Zam's Quest

BalloonTales

Computer comic font

Tools for Comics Creators

Resources for Studying Comics

Lists of comics

Graphic Texts in the Classroom

The Comic Book Database

Gamics.com

Marvel Comics

Marvel Digital Comics

History of comics

Top Ten Comic Book Characters of All Time

DC Comics

Webcomics

Dark Horse Comics

Comics2film: comics that have been made into films

Comics

Links to newspaper comic strips and political cartoons

Yahoo: lots of comic book links

Comic books for young adults

E-zine: links to Indy Magazine/independent comics

Grand Comic Book Database

The Comic Book Homepage

1,043 comic strips/panels

145 online comic books

Comics Archive

Web Comics

Comics site

Resources for studying and using comics and graphic novels

Guide to Comic Books

National Writing Project: Digital Comics Spur Students' Interest in Writing

National Association of Comic Art Educators

Graphic Texts in the Classroom

Comics in the Classroom: Resources for Teachers

Slideshare: Tap into the World of Comics

ComicsResearch: Comics Scholarship Annotated Bibliographies

ImageText: Interdisciplinary Comics Studies

Comics: Curriculum and teaching resource site

Association of College and Research Libraries: Comics and Graphic Novels

University of Florida: Comics Studies

Henry Jenkins: Comics as transmedia genre

Derek Santos: comics

ComixTalk: Site for discussion of digital comics

Michigan State University Library, Comic book genres

Comic Book Resources

Minneapolis City Pages: Annual comics edition

Words and Pictures Virtual Museum

James Branch Cabell Literacy: Comic Arts Collection

Michael Rhode: Comics Research Bibliography

New York City Comic Book Museum

Creating print comic books

James Carter: ReadWriteThink Lesson: Creating comics

Creating Comics

David Law: Writing Comic Books

David Law: Writing Comic Books(2)

Joe Edkin Writing for Comic Books

James Hudnall: Writing Comics

Carpenter, S. (2006). The work of imagining identity in comic books. Durham, NC: Duke University Press.

Teaching Comics

Comic Book Project

Comics in the Classroom Project

Teaching Comics

Guide to Comic Books

Creating biographical comics

Apple Educator Showcase: Digital Tableux: Using Comic Life to create portrayals of literary characters

Rich Shea, Comics in the Clasroom, Teacher Magazine

Comics and films

Beyond the Funnies: Create Your Own Comics

Comics Font and Lettering

Webquest: Comic Strips

David Law: Creating Comics

Webquest: Create a Super Hero

Gene Yang, Comics in Education

Read/Write/Think unit: Comics in the Classroom

Read/Write/Think unit: Dale Jacobs: The Comic Book Show and Tell

Hill, R. (2002), The Secret Origin of Good Readers: A Resource Book.

(pdf, online book).

Comics Worth Reading: reviews

Comic Books for Young Adults

Girls in the Comics

National Association of Comics Art Educators

The Comics Journal

Teachers Guide to Using Professional Cartoonists

Study Guides: Teaching Comics

Steve Higgins, Advocating Comics, Broken Frontier

Comics blog

Comics in Education

Scott McLeod's Inventions

Comic Rubric

National Association of Comics Art Educators

Cary, Stephen. Going graphic: Comics at work in the multilingual classroom. Heinemann.

McCloud, S. (2006). Making comics: Storytelling secrets of comics, manga and graphic novels. Harper.

Withrow, S. (2003). Toon art: The graphic art of digital cartooning. Watson-Guptill.

Withrow, S., & Barber, J. (2005). Webcomics: Tools and techniques for digital cartooning. Barons Books.

Graphic Novels

Study: Use of a graphic novel to teach information literacy/research skills to college students

Teaching with Graphic Novels, NewLits

Jessica Abel: What is a Graphic Novel?

Columbia University's graphic novels site

Stanford Graphic Novels Project

Mercer County Library: Graphic novels

Articles in Vision Quest on responding to and creating graphic novels

ALAN Review: article on graphic novels

Art Spiegelman's MAUS: Working-Through The Trauma of the Holocaust

Jessica Abel: What is a Graphic Novel? (a visual introduction to the genre)

Frank Miller's Sin City

Digital Manga Novels

No Flying, No Tights

Carter, J. B. (2007). Building Literacy Connections with Graphic Novels: Page by Page, Panel by Panel. Urbana, IL: National Council of Teachers of English.

Chinn, M. (2004). Writing and Illustrating the Graphic Novel: Everything You Need to Know to Create Great Graphic

Works. Hauppauge: Barron’s, 2004.

Gorman, M. (2003). Getting Graphic! Using Graphic Novels to Promote Literacy with Preteens and Teens. Worthington:

Linworth, 2003.

Online graphic novels/TV series

All Ages Graphic Novel Created Using Scribus, Inkscape, Gimp

Art Bomb: graphic novels

http://www.nbmpublishing.com/