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April and May in academic libraries y'all...
Thought inspired by seeing @MyriadEditions highlight COMA by @inksplattery, one of 10 comics on our GMIC Award Shortlist, in this morning's newsletter
Okay so the diverse part seems to point to there being creators from all over the world - from Senegal to Honduras to Hungary to the US and on and on.
I'm still not clear on the manga/GN thing though.
Press Release: GNCRT seeks information about censorship of comics in schools and libraries
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#libcomix
https://t.co/EmVyRqTdq3
This @LibraryComic from 2017 feels rather relevant
Oooh, new applied cartooning project coming soon from @cartoonstudies
https://t.co/UcYYBKSvvz
Catch up with FOUR new reviews and lesson plans for @DiaBookshelf's Noe's Comics Nook - now live!
Yuzu the Pet Vet, vol. 1: https://t.co/1RNUzgcO8P
Waluk: https://t.co/FnKwuQa784
Crude: https://t.co/AUVMgRs6wF
Crossover, vol. 1: https://t.co/fJus5afTmp
Looking forward to this, coming out in the Fall!
This is How I Disappear by Mirion Malle (@DandQ)
#GraphicMedicine
https://t.co/NdHlTZsMGI
In keeping with the continuing rise of comics, @ALA_Booklist has added a SECOND Spotlight on Graphic Novels issue to their spotlight schedule. There are simply too many great comics to be contained!
Subscribers can check it out online now.
#libcomix
https://t.co/6rcQcH7bR9