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    Persepolis The memoir of Marjane Satrapi growing up in Iran is written as a very personal account in the comic book Persepolis. This is a story that describes her life during the Islamic Revolution which includes her moral‚ physical‚ religious‚ and psychological struggles she endured. Being the setting of a bloody war with Iraq‚ Iran was not the ideal environment Marjane’s parents wanted her to grow up in. Persepolis represents a unique life of a child in Tehran‚ Iran and the actions she took

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    history of comics

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    simplest‚ a comic book is a series of words and pictures that are presented in a sequential manner to form a narrative that may or may not be humorous (McCloud 1993). Originating in the United States in the late 1800s‚ the comic book contains everyday language‚ slang‚ and idiom‚ as well as color and a sophisticated interplay between text and image—all serving a therapeutic‚ explanatory‚ and commercial purpose in American culture. Traditionally occupying the fringes of pop culture‚ the comic book is actually

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    Superheroes; American Mythology Developed in the early nineteen-hundreds‚ books of re-printed newspaper “funnies” became a quite popular form of American entertainment. More true at the time to their title of comic panels‚ they portrayed very light brands of comedy‚ superficial‚ predictable‚ very brief story-lines. But more modern comic books rarely entertain such limitations‚ ever portraying more serious tones. Superficial plot-lines are almost nonexistent‚ while we are lead to relate to the

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    help him plan how to conquer different enemies with different powers. He has been known to fight the utmost bad villains and has a long list of successes behind him which make him the ideal choice. The Flash is brave and has been praised by other superheroes who are part of the Justice League. There might be an argument of how just the power of speed can conquer enemies in this day and age‚ considering how there are planes and nuclear weapons that fly in the air. The Flash can run up on tall buildings

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    Superheroes. To some a fictional character. To me… my saving grace. I am honored to be in college. I went through a series of events in my lifetime; I’ve seen some things‚ witnessed things that some kids should never have to experience. The males in my family haven’t been a positive influence as far as I can tell. I wanted to be different. I needed to be the first to really be successful. My biggest role model‚ is my older brother‚ who is now deceased. I am still deeply troubled by his death. He

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    King Per. 2 Comic Relief Shakespeare’s element of comic relief in his plays provides more than just mere pieces of entertainment for the groundlings; it allows a break from the dense and sometimes evil continuity of the play. Comic scenes provide relief to the audience while building up the intensity from earlier scenes. Sometimes appearing out of place within the play‚ the scenes and characters are still significant roles in advancing the play. In Shakespeare’s Hamlet comic relief is supplied

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    of who we are. Iron Man is a comic embodiment of the idea of technology allowing people to flourish and become a contributing factor in the world. Iron Man was created by writers Stan Lee‚ Larry Lieber‚ Don Heck‚ and artist Jack Kirby under the company Marvel Comics. This man of metal is a symbolic figure of‚ “The relation between humanity and technology‚” who showed the world that technology is helping our community strive toward a better future (Hogan‚ The Comic Book as Symbolic Environment: The

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    Comics and Cartoons September 6th‚ 2012 Lecture 1 Introduction and Overview Comics were used to help people who didn’t read English be able to read the newspapers The comics we are going to study all pretend to be one thing and we are going to look at the other things that they are. Comics communicate all sorts of ideas about communication and about the ideas of communicating effectively When reading these comics we have to think about what they say about what children want. This is because

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    Nursing: Medical Superheroes Since the start of medical history‚ nurses have been at patients sides and tending to their wounds. Nurses are described as the first line of defense for the patient. Doctors do not spend the time that nurses do at the patient’s side and nurturing them back to health. However‚ nurses do not get the credit they deserve and are mistreated most of the time. Many push past this mistreatment and continue to tent to the lives of their patients. Nurses tend to the young by

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    Comic books are often overlooked by middle and high school teachers. Although they promote creativity‚ literacy‚ higher level comprehension and vocabulary‚ many teachers fail to accept them as literature. Also‚ some would say that pictures are too much of a distraction in a story. On the contrary‚ the pictures add to the story and overall scene being expressed. The truth is‚ comic books could do so much for a classroom setting‚ both positive and negative. Furthermore‚ comic books are such a big

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