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Putting popularity of government action on COVID19 in context by comix XKCD
XKCD is a comic about range of geeky issues, but it is often about how to present data in interesting and honest ways. This one does a great job of putting the popularity of government efforts to protect us from … Continue reading
Telling the story of the California fires through comics
We often think of comics as being either funny stories or super hero dramas. And they can be all that. But many of the best comics tell intensely personal stories about life, death, and surviving the time in-between. I was reminded … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 1, Chapter 4, Chapter 6
Tagged comics, Graphic novels, news, web comics, wildfire
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Questions Worth Asking (Maybe)
How does the New York Times get past Chinese censorship? Setting up new publications in China is part of the story. How can national journalists avoid getting punked by a fake Georgia congressman on Twitter? Start by making sure there … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 10, Chapter 15, Chapter 6
Tagged Because I can, China, comics, fake news, international news, parody, questions
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Ch. 1 Link – Web comics that defy classification
NOTE: While none of the comics discussed here go much beyond PG-13 in art, they do sometimes have offensive language in them. (12/15/11) Regular readers here know that I’m a huge fan of web comics. In your textbook, there’s a … Continue reading
Disability, Humor, and Pop Culture
One thing we have an awkward relationship with is humor connected with disabilities. There is the crude movie humor, there’s the “very special” episode humor, and finally, rarest of all, genuine humor that deals with the disability from the point … Continue reading
Comic Books, Copyrights and Changing Media
As I noted yesterday, comic writer Mark Waid upset the comic world over the weekend with his keynote speech at the Harvey Awards (for excellence in comics). Although I cannot find a transcript or video of his speech at the … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 1, Chapter 10, Chapter 13, Chapter 4
Tagged comics, copyright, Secret 4, Secret 5, Truth 4, Truth 5
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