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Free comic book about copyright that teaches you everything you need to know. You can even remix it. There are multiple translations as well (and you can buy a hard copy.) Awesome tool to use.

ONe of my student's favorite programs is Comic Life. If you want to do great Comics without a drain on the bandwidth at your school, this is the software you should consider.

Another cartoon maker. It looks a tad more complex but is an option for making comics. I like that it introduces the term "scene" narration" and the thought of having 2 people with dialog, so if dialog is important to you, this would be a good free comic maker.

Chogger lets you create and share web comics online! You can build comic strips by adding drawings, photos, and speech balloons

Another free comic creator that does not require a login.

A free site to let you create graphic novels with your students.

This great cartoon can be used to talk about eyes and color but is also funny. You might want to share this with students if your class talks about these topics. Wow, the Mantis Shrimp has the ability to see this many colors?

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site provides interave to create comic strips on preventing bullying

Ever felt unsure about using Semi colons? This is a great, funny guide to how to use them. http://ictmagic.wikispaces.com/English

"Posted at 04:30 PM ET, 10/14/2011 STEVE JOBS SMACKDOWN: Matt Bors delivers our Cartoon of the Day By Michael Cavna [comic] Last Sunday night, comic Riffs first reported on a curious trend we noticed among editorial artists: Despite Steve Jobs's declared Buddhism, obituary cartoons were rendering unto him an afterlife at the gates of an iPad-happy St. Peter. Throughout the week, other cartoonists noted the odd trend, as well. But one artist - Portland's Matt Bors - has now rendered perhaps the most inspired response. ..."

by spk7 - Aug. 19, 2011 "Some time ago, Head of the School of Engineering, Professor John Fothergill, with the help of son Henry, produced a very engaging and funny video focusing on his experiences of moving some of his teaching online. In order that his course could still run while he was on sabbatical, John worked closely with Beyond Distance in order to achieve the best online experience for his students. The video draws upon a number of comic influences, most notably Monty Python. We hope you enjoy it!"

infographic color chart for comics

A nice comic comparison between cats and men!

10 nationalist superheroes for U.S. comic books.

Workshop Wiki created for ISTE participants in Comics in the Classroom workshop on Sunday, June 26, 2011.

Creative way to teach the Periodic Table with use of cartoons.