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: Stephen's LighthouseMore Comic Creators
Here are a few more comic creators.
Toondoo
http://www.toondoo.com/Home.toon
Pixton
http://www.pixton.com/home
MakeBeliefsComix
http://www.makebeliefscomix.com/
Comiqs
http://comiqs.com/
Toonlet
http://toonlet.com/
Different sites seem appropriate for different ages and stages. They seem tailor-made for library events. How about these ideas:
1. Have a library user contest to make the best comic to describe a visit to the library. (humour welcome)
2. Add this to the 23 Things or Learning 2.1 as a fun activity. (fun is welcome, eh.)
3. Write a comic book about a trip to the library for different grades to access and read before or after a library visit.
4. Write a fun storyboard about a library event - games night, teddy bear or wear-your-pajamas night, sleepovers, computer literacy training, and more.
5. Promote a vote for a bond issue or library proposition. (Hey if you can comnunicate your best argument in four panels you're halfway there!)
6. Promote your graphic novels, mystery or romance collection with a graphic representation of the staff and librarian.
Remeber there are many formats of comics:
- Single pane
- 3-4 panels
- Sunday colour comics longform
- Classic comics
- Graphic novels
- Serials (or Soap Operas) like Mary Worth or Gasoline Alley
- Limited series (like a Christmas arc)
What are your ideas (or examples?). You can share in the comments.
Hey! You don't need to know how to draw anymore!
Stephen
Full post as published by Stephen's Lighthouse on February 18, 2008 (boomark / email).








