We should read graphic novels because they are highly regarded in the literary community, have meaningful storylines, themes, and character development and offer a different way to tell a story.

Today, graphic novels are often the first books that elementary-school students will seek out for themselves and read on their own. And this is likely to shape a child’s lifelong relationship to ...

At school, Meredith was a high honor student and had excellent school attendance. She participated in many school activities ...

Graphic novels are excellent vehicles for ELA learning, character-building, and beyond--don't overlook them as classroom literacy resources.

When teachers dispel preconceived notions about comics and graphic novels, they can unlock these books’ potential as educational tools. Graphic novel rigor One common misconception is that graphic ...

GU-Q students turn interviews into graphic novelsThis summer, the library at Georgetown University in Qatar (GU-Q) is the home of an exciting collection of graphic novels about historical events ...

Books Portland graphic novelist graduates from animals to people in his new book about middle school, art and anxiety Updated: Apr. 30, 2025, 11:24 a.m. | Published ...

DC Comics is pushing harder than most, launching two new graphic novel imprints: DC Zoom for middle-grade readers and DC Ink for young adults. Not counting the pre-existing DC Super Hero Girls ...

Taught by Associate Professor of History, Dr. Karine Walther, the course studies graphic novels as secondary history resources.“Graphic novels can show history, not just describe it.

Today, graphic novels are often the first books that elementary-school students will seek out for themselves and read on their own. And this is likely to shape a child’s lifelong relationship to ...