Credits:

Comics Uniting Nations: Heroes for Change

Story - Josh Elder, Natabara Rollosson Letterer - Grace Allison

and Sean Southey Editorial - Josh Elder
Art - Grace Allison and Karl Kesel Book Design - Ed Roeder

Translations provided by Translation By Design

Comics uniting Nation: Heroes for Change copyright 2015 by Project Everyone, PCI Media Impact and Reading With Pictures.

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How to Read a Comic

Captions usually
contain narration but
sometimes dialogue or
other text information.
Word balloons contain
character dialogue. The
tail of the bubble points
Panels are frames to the speaker.
that each contain one Sometimes different
segment of the action. colors, shapes, or fonts
Panels can be any shape are used to show the
or size. Read the panels personality of a char-
from left to right, acter.
top to bottom.

Gutters are the spaces

between panels. This is
where the reader must
imagine the action from
panel to panel.

Slow down! Read both the text and the pictures.

Think about what is happening between the panels.
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