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So, you\u2019ve read our blog on creativity in the classroom<\/a>. You may have also figured out that your class has more than a few budding cartoonists and writers amongst its ranks. One of the best ways to encourage creativity among students (and adults) is to give them projects that match their interests. Comic books are an amazing medium for storytelling, satire, social commentary, and informative writing. For students of all ages, they\u2019re often a great starting point that can lead to careers in writing and\/or illustrating or just a lifelong love of books!
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Start at the source<\/h4>\n\n\n\n

Like any art form, if you want to create something, study the greats. We\u2019re lucky enough to live in a time where comic book stories are being told through cinema on what feels like a weekly basis. But there are even more great comic books out there beyond just the latest trending Batman or Marvel movie. Comic books have become a way for people to creatively reflect on real life in short stories. They can deliver harsh truths or poignant thoughts, while also maintaining a sense of humor.

The first comic, that is, a story printed as a comic book is commonly thought to be \u201c
The Adventures of Mr. Obidiah Oldbuck<\/a>\u201d way back in 1842! This also makes Mr. Oldbuck the oldest comic character, a full ninety-six years ahead of the world\u2019s first superhero, Superman!<\/p>\n\n\n\n

But comics aren\u2019t just stories about superheroes. The basis of a good comic is a complementary combination of pictures and words, to tell a story or deliver a joke in a dynamic way. Comics are about movement and punchlines. Depending on what age your students are, and what sort of story you want them to tell, there are a few different choices for inspiration.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Famous American comic books<\/h4>\n\n\n\n