Reporter Jackie Alexander writes about one of my school visits in Gainesville for The Gainesville Sun: Having an idea for a comic book is one thing, said illustrator and author Gene Luen Yang. Putting it on paper and making money are entirely different. “A lot of people have great ideas,” he said, “but if you go [...]
Red Skull Incarnate by Greg Pak and Mirko Colak Recommended for High School and Up The Red Skull's red skull doesn't even show up, but it's STILL GOOD. 'NUFF SAID!
In an article for Edutopia, Andrew Miller lists five great strategies for teaching effectively with comics: I know, we love books and tools, but just like with technology, sometimes we get wrapped up in the tool instead of first thinking about the purpose. Here are some specific strategies to ponder as you select a graphic novel [...]
Are you an Avatar: The Last Airbender fan AND a comic book geek AND a Lego Maniac? Well, have I got a prize for you. In an effort to get the word out about the upcoming Avatar: The Last Airbender – The Promise Part 1 graphic novel, I’m giving away a prize pack that features: 1. [...]
Check out this online comic where classic movie monsters guide you through the library. http://www.scribd.com/doc/75711259/Monster-Clash-Web-Editio
Sumo by Thien Pham Recommended for High School and Up It will take you longer to read this sentence than the book, but it's still good. 'NUFF SAID!
A panel from one of the pages I'm drawing today.