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:waves to @EmilyBotica, @ChloeIsAGoth, @IDWPublishing, @leighwalton, @MoniBarre: https://twitter.com/NoetheMatt/status/1357763893888745479
I am so weirdly hyped for this one
Ooooh
SO EXCITED for this one - I fully intend to make one of my Diamond Bookshelf reviews.
Oooh
More Goosebumps comicssssssss
Ok this looks really cute
An officially endorsed biography of Marie Curie
(relevant to #GraphicMedicine, even if only somewhat)
(relevant to #GraphicMedicine, even if only somewhat)
I am still ridiculously excited for Chibi Usagi and I will not apologize for it
We have a nice boxed collection of the original hardcovers, but this compendium looks pretty nice
Here's a #GraphicMedicine one from @topshelfcomix
(And @leighwalton says the words graphic medicine!)
(And @leighwalton says the words graphic medicine!)
Onion Skin by Edgar Camacho looks like a lot of fun
Food comic - The Delicacy!
So I somehow missed KORGI volumes 1 - 4, so now I have to go find them
Oooh science comics
This one's about grief ( #GraphicMedicine potential)
Short of it: comics are a smart use of library funding.
This goes not ONLY for children's and YA comics - but for adult titles as well.
#libcomix
This goes not ONLY for children's and YA comics - but for adult titles as well.
#libcomix
MARCH - and similar comics - tend to be a good bet for building community trust in the medium
(as much as it pains me to type this (how are we still having to do this) it's true)
(as much as it pains me to type this (how are we still having to do this) it's true)
