Transforming English with Graphic Novels: Moving toward Our

James Bucky Carter · Optimus Prime

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Comics and Graphic Narratives Themes in Literature Analysis Literacy, Media, and Education

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James Bucky Carter argues for the transformative potential of graphic novels in the English classroom. He advises teachers to be actively aware of the newer and lesser-known graphic novels and suggests approaches for examining the complex social issues the novels address.

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