On this page, you can learn about the history and impact of graphic novels, discover resources for creating your own graphic novels, and get inspired by some of the genre's most celebrated authors and artists.
If you're a teacher, check out this collection of resources for leveraging the power and popularity of graphic novels in the classroom.
Ready to read some great graphic novels? Head over to the Find Graphic Novels page to explore a selection of titles available in the MDC Libraries, plus ebooks you can enjoy right now!
The Art of Comic Book Writing: the definitive guide to outlining, scripting, and pitching your sequential art stories by 
Graphic Storytelling and Visual Narrative: principles and practices from the legendary cartoonist by 
Make Comics Like the Pros: the inside scoop on how to write, draw, and sell your comic books and graphic novels by Listed here are free (or partially free) tools for creating your own comics.
Comic Books Incorporated: How the Business of Comics Became the Business of Hollywood by 
Considering Maus: approaches to Art Spiegelman's "Survivor's Tale" of the Holocaust by 
The Rise and Reason of Comics and Graphic Literature: critical essays on the form by 
Superhero Ethics: 10 comic book heroes, 10 ways to save the world: which one do we need the most now? by
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