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The Power of Comics has these features:
Chapter ObjectivesEach of the thirteen chapters
has clearly defined goals outlined from the start.
Illustrations
Over 150 images, including panels, pages, and covers illustrate points made throughout the chapters.
Sidebars
Boxed "Discovery"
and "Profile" essays explore the issues and personalities in comics in greater depth.
Discussion Questions
Open-ended prompts at the end of each chapter help keep the
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Activities
Classroom-tested activities engage students in the process of learning about the medium and its messages.
Recommended Readings
Complete bibilographic citations and brief annotations point
students to both classic comics and the scholarly tradition that preceeded this text.
Glossary
A complete glossary decodes the medium's and the academy's terminology.
Bibliography
Complete references help
students to follow-up with the scholarly and journalistic sources that informed this volume.
Index
An index, prepared by Randy Scott, helps readers to find concepts in the
book readily.
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