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1. Word cloud
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Name a popular comic book character
2. Poll
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Who created the superhero character Spider-Man?
  • Joe Shuster
  • Jerry Siegel
  • Bob Kane
  • Stan Lee
3. Open question
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Work together in pairs: What genre of comic books would you like to read and why?
4. Slide
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Comic books are stories told in a series of illustrations and words. They often feature characters with superhuman abilities, fighting for justice. Comic books come in many genres, such as action, fantasy, and science fiction.
Exploring the World of Comic Books
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Comic book: A book or magazine containing sequential art in the form of a narrative, usually in a particular genre such as science fiction, fantasy, or horror. Graphic Novel: A narrative work in which the story is conveyed to the reader using sequential art in either an experimental design or in a traditional comics format. Superhero: A fictional character who possesses superhuman powers and who uses these powers to defend the public from evil or injustice.
Concepts:
6. Poll
60 seconds
What is Deadpool's real name?
  • Bruce Wayne
  • Clark Kent
  • Peter Parker
  • Wade Wilson
7. Slide
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Comics, short for 'comic strip', originated in newspapers as a way to entertain readers and increase circulation. The first comic strips appeared in the late 1800s, and by the early 1900s, they had become a staple of newspapers. They often featured humorous stories with recurring characters and became so popular that they eventually spawned their own standalone comics.
Origins of Comics in Newspapers
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Comics were originally part of newspapers in the late 19th century. In the mid-20th century, comics evolved into their own genre, with their own magazines and books. Today, comics inspired stories are found in all mediums, from graphic novels to movies and TV shows.
The Evolution of Comics
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Comics Code Authority: A self-regulatory body formed in 1954 by the Comics Magazine Association of America that provided a code of conduct for publishers to follow when creating comics. The code was designed to prevent the distribution of material deemed to be inappropriate for minors. The Code: The Comics Code Authority provided publishers with a list of guidelines and restrictions that they had to follow when creating comics. This included restrictions on violence, language, racial and sexual content, and the depiction of criminal activities. Comic Book Censorship: The Comics Code Authority was responsible for censoring comic books in the 1950s and 1960s. This censorship was largely responsible for the decline of comic books in the United States during this period.
Concepts:
10. Open question
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What do these changes tell us about how society has changed over time?
11. Poll
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Which comic book series features characters like Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman?
  • Image Comics
  • DC Comics
  • Marvel Comics
  • Dark Horse Comics
12. Open question
300 seconds
What are the pros and cons of the increased popularity of comics in popular culture?
13. Drawings
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Brain break: Draw a butterfly with wheels instead of wings and a helmet on its head.
14. Personalised Feedback
360 seconds
In what ways have comic books evolved over time, both in terms of storytelling and artwork?
15. Poll
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Which comic book character is also known as the Merc with a Mouth?
  • Batman
  • Superman
  • Deadpool
  • Spider-Man
16. Drawings
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Question: How might comic books be used to help people learn about difficult topics? Clues: • Think about the power of visuals, storytelling, and characters. • What topics are often difficult to discuss? • What are the benefits of using comic books over other mediums? In pairs: Select and solve one of the tasks: A. Work in pairs to create a comic book that addresses a difficult topic. B. Explain your comic book solution through a drawing.
17. Slide
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Indie comics are independently published and focus on unique stories and art styles. Mainstream comics are published by large companies like Marvel and DC, featuring well-known characters like Spider-Man and Batman. Both have their own strengths and offer different reading experiences.
Indie vs Mainstream Comics
18. Poll
60 seconds
What is the name of the comic book series that features a group of teenagers with attitude fighting against evil forces?
  • X-Men
  • Teen Titans
  • Power Rangers
  • The Avengers
19. Open question
300 seconds
How has your opinion of comics changed since learning about their history and growth?

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