If you run into problems, either e-mail me or respond to this post with a comment; feel free to ask other students in a class a question (and other students, feel free to respond to it!).
When looking for secondary sources, remember the following tips:
Comics Websites:
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The Comics Reporter: www.comicsreporter.com
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Grovel: Graphic Novel Reviews: www.grovel.org.uk
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The Comics Journal: www.tcj.com
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Sequart Research and Literary Organization: www.sequart.org
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ComicsResearch.org
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Lambiek Comiclopedia (an
on-line encyclopedia of comics: http://lambiek.net/artists/index.htm)
LINSCHEID LIBRARY’S ELECTRONIC RESOURCES
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On the library page, click
on “Articles & More”
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Choose “J” for “JSTOR,”
one of the best academic search engines for journals in the Humanities
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Search for a broad topic
“graphic novels,” a specific one, “censorship and graphic novels” or even an
author “Art Spiegelman”
Good luck! I look forward to reading your comic book conversations! :)
Dr. Grasso, did you not receive my email containing the responses to my fifth graphic novel?
ReplyDeleteYes--look under the V for Vendetta post: I combined your response with Jasmine's since it was on the same novel. Didn't want to create a redundant post. Sorry for the confusion!
ReplyDeleteNo worries. I just wanted to make sure you received the email after my final paper last semester found your spam box! Thank you.
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