Comics and Graphic Storytelling in Technical Communication

Erin Kathleen Bahl · Sergio C. Figueiredo · Rich Shivener

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This special issue of Technical Communication Quarterly engages comics, graphic storytelling, and creative methods of research and production in technical communication. The guest editors briefly overview intersections between comics and technical communication, then introduce the special issue’s contents and contributions to ongoing conversations in the field.

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