Comics

Whether or not graphic novels should be allowed in school depends on your perspective. Some argue that none should be allowed because they tend to promote violence as a means to promote justice and because they are distracting and counterproductive in an educational environment. Others would argue that only some graphic novels should be allowed because some have obscene content.

For those who would argue that graphic novels should be allowed in school, as the question suggests, there are a few different arguments. First Amendment rights have been invoked with the claim that censoring any form of literature for any reason constitutes blocking rights to freedom of speech and the press and is therefore prohibited by the Constitution. Some have also actively supported certain graphic novels, or the idea of a graphic novel in general, as a powerful educational tool. It is suggested that graphic novels are reflections of their cultures and that by studying graphic novels we can learn more about the values and circumstances of societies in which they were written. Moreover, certain graphic novels have been suggested to have high literary merit and philosophical value. Specific works frequently promoted include Watchmen, Maus, and Batman: The Dark Knight Returns.

It is an idea or concept that, in comedy, that turns an accepted notion upside down. For example, in Moliere's famous play "Tartuffe", the social hierarchy is inverted: the servant (Dorine) is smarter than her owner (Orgon).

1. Popularity of manga depends on various factors like storytelling, art style, and marketing, not just the creator's nationality. So, being American doesn't guarantee less popularity for your shonen manga.

2. Being American can actually bring a fresh perspective and unique ideas to the shonen genre, which could potentially make your manga stand out and attract its own dedicated fanbase apart from the big names like Naruto, Bleach, and One Piece.

If a play is too serious and you just have tragedy upon tragedy then the audience will being to laugh at the tragedy. Not a result that playwrights aim for. So to keep them from laughing at the tragedy they slip little bits of comedy into the play so the audience can have their laugh, relieve the nervous tension, and get back to the grim stuff. Shakespeare understood this and inserted clowns into his more serious plays to provide the comic relief. When Cleopatra order as asp to commit suicide with the clown that brings it to her and remunerate all the virtues of such a death, how nobody ever came back and complained, and such clever things.

The sound "Zzzzz" in comics is used to represent snoring, indicating that the character is fast asleep. It's a visual cue to show that the character is sleeping without needing to include dialogue or narration. The repetition of the letter "Z" helps to convey the sound of snoring.

The first known comic strip is "The Yellow Kid" created by Richard F. Outcault in the 1890s. It was published in newspapers and is considered one of the earliest examples of American comics.

The Green Hornet's nemesis is a criminal mastermind named "The Crimson Scorpion." He is the main antagonist in the Green Hornet series and often goes head-to-head with the vigilante hero in a battle of wits and skills.

Asterix is probably the most widely known alongside Métal Hurlant and The Adventures of Tintin .

It really depends on the graphic novel itself and what the person colouring it is comfortable in.

For the most part a lot the books out there are coloured by computer using Adobe Photoshop or similar programs, with the inks as a layer above the colours. This also makes it easier to send off for printing as the computer can do all the colour separation quickly.

Also popular by fans of traditional mediums is Watercolour. If you use waterproof inks the ink won't bleed when you add the colour when inking. David Mack used watercolours in a few of his later Kabuki books. Watercolour also allows you to get a realistic look. Alex Ross uses something similar to watercolours to get his look.

Ray Middleton never actually played Superman. He was one of the celebrity judges in the Superboy/Supergirl contest held on Superman Day at the World's Fair on July 3, 1940. If you check the Superman Through the Ages website you can find a photo sent in by William Aronis, the winner of the Superboy contest. It shows Aronis standing next to celebrity judge, Ray Middleton. He is clearly not the same person that played Superman at the fair. They even part there hair on opposite sides. Middleton was a well known Broadway star at the time. It would not have made sense to use a known actor to introduce Superman to the young fans. The true identity of the man in the tights at the World's Fair remains unknown. Nostalgia King

In excellent condition most transformers comic books from the 1980's sell for about $5.00 from a dealer. A few rare editions are worth slightly more. If you sell it to a comic dealer expect to only 30%-50% of the resale value.

Since V for Vendettawas originally a series of comics, the publication dates are a range instead of a single number. The comics were originally published from March 1982 to May 1989.

The comic foil to Claudio in Shakespeare's play "Much Ado About Nothing" is the character of Dogberry, the bumbling constable. Dogberry provides comic relief through his malapropisms and misguided attempts at maintaining order in the play.

Yes, Batman is an orphan in the comics. After the tragic murder of his parents, Bruce Wayne vowed to avenge their deaths and fight crime in Gotham City. This event served as the catalyst for his transformation into the Dark Knight.

No, Fiona Fox is not a robot. She is a character in the Sonic the Hedgehog comic series by Archie Comics. Fiona Fox is depicted as a skilled fighter and sometimes serves as an antagonist to Sonic and his friends.

A number alliteration is when each line starts with its number and all the words in the line start with same sound (ex line 2: Two Toms tapped there tippity tappity toes)

A mid-condition 1947 Red Ryder comic book No. 48 could be worth around $50 to $100, but the exact value would depend on factors like overall condition, demand among collectors, and any unique attributes. It's recommended to consult with a specialized comic book appraiser or check recent sales of similar issues to get a more precise valuation.

Scourge the Hedgehog is a character from the Archie Comics series that exists in a parallel universe to the main Sonic the Hedgehog series. In that universe, Scourge has a complicated relationship with Amy Rose characterized by rivalry and conflict, rather than love.

Its doesn't matter cause all opera "i think" is dumb....

Comic paper is different than regular paper and is easier to use when drawing manga or comics. The reason for this is because some comic paper is ruled, this means that their are small lines on the outer edge of the paper that work as guide lines when drawing panels. With comic paper you can also choose the size or thickness of the paper

The price of Batman and the Outsiders No. 1 can vary depending on its condition, but it typically ranges from $15 to $50 for a standard comic book in good condition. Rare or special editions may be priced higher.

The Beano is a British children's comic magazine that has a weekly circulation. The number of people who read the Beano can vary each week depending on sales figures. It is estimated that the Beano has millions of readers worldwide.

If you enjoy Twokinds, you might like other furry webcomics such as Lackadaisy, Housepets!, and Sabrina Online. These comics also feature anthropomorphic characters and engaging storylines that appeal to fans of Twokinds.

Weeelll, there's a lot of mangas with that plot. It's actually very common lately, and its getting kind of annoying, but I still read it.

Parfait Tic is a manga where two cousins move in to her apartment building, and I swear, whenever she falls in love with on of them, they tell her no. She falls in love with the other one, and then the other wants her back.

But if you're into long dramas, then you should read that one? ^-^

We really need the issue number , publisher , publication date and the condition of the book so we can try to answer your question . You can refer to a copy of the Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide .