Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 1
1:43 PM Please send chats to All Participants
1:45 PM Hi everyone! I'm Elizabeth from the Community Library in Salem, WI. I just finished This Place: 150 Years Retold, and am currently making my way through KJ Charles' books.
1:45 PM I'm from southern California, reading I Want to Eat Your Pancreas (manga).
1:45 PM Hi all, I'm Raya from Columbus, MT . I am reading The Boy from the Woods by Harlan Coben.
1:45 PM Hello from Pennsylvania! I just finished The Only Road by Alexandra Diaz (not a graphic novel) and I LOVE the Raina Telgemeier books!
1:47 PM Hello, all. I'm Erin from Washington, IL. Love all types of reading materials, including graphic novels. currently reading Stealing Home by Sherryl Woods since I already watched Sweet Magnolias on Netflix.
1:47 PM Hi, I'm David Elliott from La Habra, California and am currently reading Swipe Right for Murder by Derek Milman.
1:48 PM I am a school librarian/elementary educator... I would like to know more about the genre... I'm here in Concord, NH
1:49 PM Hi! I'm Dana. I'm starting my first year as a middle school librarian this fall. I am currently reading "The Book Thief by Markus Zusak.
1:49 PM I teach a GN, Comics, Anime course at USM SLIS most falls. Most recent book read Becoming Unbecoming
1:49 PM Hi! Linda Quinn from Fairfield Public Library, CT. Listening to The End of October by Lawrence Wright
1:50 PM Hi, I'm Stacey from Augusta, WI. I enjoy reading historical fiction. I help out with teen programming and I know nothing about graphic novels, manga, anime, etc.
1:50 PM Hi, I'm Laura and I am an adult services librarian with Harris County here in Houston! I am currently reading Murder on Cold Street by Sherry Thomas!
1:50 PM HI I'm Camille from Great Neck Library and I just reread Where the Crawdads Sing for a virtual June book club at Freeport Memeorial Library
1:50 PM Hello, I am Madison from Virginia Beach Public Library. I am looking forward to reading Redbone & Umma's Table.
1:50 PM Hi Laura :)
1:51 PM Hello, I'm Desire'e Thomas from Columbia, SC. The last thing I read that was not school work was Delicious in Dungeon by Ryoko Kui and I just finished watching Investiture of the Gods. Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 2
1:51 PM Good afternoon everyone. I am a high school Library Media Specialist in Dallas ISD. I have a good-sized group of students who are into graphic novels. I am always looking for more series, titiles, etc. to add to our collection.
1:51 PM Hi, Karen from the North Castle Public Library in Westchester, NY. Looking forward to today's presentation as graphic novels are not really my thing. Hoping I can be convinced to convert!
1:51 PM Hi, I'm Kelli. I just finished my first year of Library science at McGill. I am currently reading Greta and the glass kingdom by Chloe Jacobs
1:51 PM HI, I'm Shayla from Charleston, SC! Right now I'm reading Star Wars: Master and Apprentice by Claudia Gray.
1:51 PM Hi, I'm Kris from Ames, IA. I just finished my first year as an elementary technology teacher librarian and I just finished reading New Kid by Jerry Craft.
1:51 PM Hello! I'm Stephanie from the Meriden Public Library (CT). I just finished Check Please and loved it! I am currently reading The Poet X
1:51 PM I'm Alison from Timberland Regional Library in WA and the last graphic novel I read was Nancy Drew: The Palace of Wisdom.
1:52 PM hi from Tacoma, Washington. I'm listening to "How to be heard" for work & the paranormal dating agency series for fun. I've been bing watching Good Witch.
1:52 PM Hi! I'm Lizzie from Burke County, North Carolina. Currently reading Felix Every After :)
1:52 PM Hello. I'm Nicole from Columbus, MS. Right now I'm reading Terry McMillan's "It's Not All Downhill From Here". I've been reading her since the 90s (Did I just tell my age?? :)
1:52 PM Hello. I'm Michele from New Hampshire. At the Circ desk I often help with Reader's Advisory and am look forward to learning more.
1:52 PM Hi everyone, I am Louise from the Waltham Public Library. I am very excited to learn more about graphic novels. Thank you for offering this.
1:52 PM Hi, I'm Loren Hinton, a youth programming specialist at the Metropolitan Library System in Oklahoma City. I do RA for our online RA program. Currently reading books about RA because I'm taking a class this summer. The last graphic novel I read was the Goldie Vance series.
1:53 PM I'm from Charlotte and not with public library. Just retired and looking for new things to read.
1:53 PM I am a library assistant at Burlington County Library System in NJ. Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 3
1:54 PM Hello! I'm Matthew Galloway and I work in collection development for Anythink Libraries in Colorado. I'm currently reading Code Name Helene and am absolutely in love with the voice of the story evne though I don't usually go for World War historical novels.
1:54 PM Hi Matthew!
1:54 PM Phil welcome! How did you find out about this webinar? Happy to have you join us!
1:54 PM Happy to hear you're enjoying Code Name Helene, Matthew :)
1:54 PM I am a correctional librarian with very little knowledge of graphic novels
1:54 PM Hi! I'm the collection development library for the Pasco County Library System in central FL. I'm reading America Is Not the Heart by Elaine Castillo
1:54 PM Hello Everyone,
1:54 PM Is the volume on? I don't hear anything
1:55 PM Hi, I'm Jordan Walker-Reyes from Lexington, SC. I am an ESOL teacher and ELA co-teacher in middle school. Our kids love graphic novels, and I am here to learn more about them. I read the Voces Sin Fronteras: Our Stories, Our Truth collection of graphic memoirs. I am currently reading Hey Kiddo and The City of Ember.
1:55 PM Hello from New Hampshire!
1:55 PM I'm an evaluator at OC Public Libraries in Orange County, CA. I help select graphic novels for our system.
1:55 PM I received email from library with invitation.
1:55 PM Shirley from Pelion SC and reading Alastair Reynolds Bone Silence from the Revenger Series.
1:55 PM Greetings all. Adult Services Librarian here from North Carolina
1:55 PM Hello! I am DeNeene from Dallas. I am working my way through the mythology of a few ancient cultures and enjoy drawing parallels to comic book heroes. Next, I am interested in the relationship of those characters to those of classic video games.
1:55 PM I work in the Children's Department in the Kansas City Kansas Public Library. I am in charge of the YA and Graphic Novels sections in our department. I just read Drew and Jot: Dueling Doddles by Art Baltazar. It is such a fun graphic novel full of whimisical, colorful drawings!
1:55 PM Here from Grapevine, TX. Currently trying to catch up on Saga.
1:55 PM Hi everyone. My name is Kirsten Wilkes and I am a library technician at Halton District School Board in Burlington, Ontario Canada Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 4
1:55 PM I'm currently reading the graphic novel This One Summer
1:55 PM Hello everyone! I am an elementary librarian in Dallas ISD.
1:55 PM Looking forward to learning about graphic novels!
1:55 PM I forgot to mention that my first full-fledge graphic novel was by Marissa Meyer called Wires and Nerves. It was a little difficult for me to get through since I've pretty much just read "words only" novels
1:55 PM I'm Paige and a librarian with the San Diego County Library! Pleasure to be here!
1:55 PM Hello! I'm Stacy Hirschhorn, a Library Assistant with Aurora Public Library out in Colorado! I am currently reading Fun Home by Alison Bechdel
1:56 PM Hello from New Jersey!
1:56 PM Christy from Dallas, HS librarian. I am currently reading the prequal for Hunger Games
1:56 PM Hi from Kentucky!
1:56 PM Hi, Dan Johnson from Salem Public Library in Oregon. Currently reading Bitter Root
1:56 PM Hi I amtuning in from Newfoundland. I hope to get some good iinfo on graphic novels today!! :)
1:56 PM I'm from New Tecumseth Public Library in Ontario Canada, and am currently reading Blue Skies Tomorrow by Sarah Sundin.
1:56 PM From Ontario, Canada? Anyone else from up North heh?
1:56 PM Lesa Holstine, Manager, Collections & Tech Services at Evansville Vanderburgh PL, Evansville, IN. Reading a mystery published in 1913, a British Library Crime Classic - Castle Skull by John Dickson Carr.
1:56 PM I'm Katie from Denver Public Library, currently reading V for Vendetta
1:56 PM I just read Drew and Jot too @Liz King!
1:56 PM Hello from Michigan!
1:56 PM Sean from Shelton, WA. Jut finished reading RASL. Currently reading the Silmirillion, which, although it makes all sorts of vivid pictures in my head, is not a graphic novel.
1:56 PM Hi, I'm Jeannine from Virginia. I'm a middle school librarian and I'm working to build out my graphic novel collection and want to be more knowledgable. Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 5
1:56 PM Hello from Camp Verde ,AZ!
1:56 PM Hi! Missy from Southern Pines Public Library in NC
1:56 PM Hello from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada! I'm a super fan of graphic novels and am super excited about this webinar. I'm in collections and resource sharing in a regional library consortium.
1:56 PM Michaela from Bruce County Public Library, here in Ontario! Read a few neat YA graphic novels last year: Bloom & Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up With Me
1:56 PM Sara from Fort Collins, Colorado. Currently reading The Return by Rachel Harrison.
1:56 PM Hello, everyone! I'm the Assistant Director of Ahira Hall Memorial Library in Brocton NY (SW NY state). Hear to learn more about graphic novels. Just finished the Locke & Key series.
1:57 PM Hello, I'm Georgina Lewis and I work at Augusta Richmond County Public Library. I'm currently reading The Smoke in the Sun by Renee Ahdieh. I love YA fantasy and I grew up with playing video games, watching anime, reading manga, etc so I'm excited to learn about Graphic Novels today.
1:57 PM hello from Ravena NY
1:57 PM Hey! I'm Karen Locklear. I am a media specialist in Dallas ISD (Texas). Currently I am reading The Splendid and the Vile by Erik Larson.
1:57 PM Hello from Nebraska!
1:57 PM Hello, from Irving, TX
1:57 PM Hello everyone I'm Darren from the Seattle Public Library
1:57 PM Hello fellow Canadians from the other end of the country!
1:57 PM Also enjoying catching up on Attack On Titan.
1:57 PM Hello! I'm Sierra, and right now I'm reading I Am a Hero, by Kengo Hanazawa.
1:57 PM hello from Massachusetts
1:57 PM Hello from Cameron Public Library in Texas!
1:57 PM Hello! I'm from Baltimore County Public Library and I just finished reading the Kiss Quotient by Helen Hoang
1:57 PM Hi Iris...greetings from Ontario :)
1:57 PM Hello from Lac La Biche Alberta Canada Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 6
1:57 PM Hi! I'm Katelynn and I am a library manager from western Canada. Currently listening to John Green's Turtles All the Way Down and soon to be reading Ken Follett's Fall of the Giants
1:57 PM Hello from Carol Stream, IL
1:57 PM Hello from Ontario, Canada
1:57 PM Hi from Greenfield, Iowa
1:57 PM Oh I loved Bloom SO MUCH @Michaela! I also LOVED the prince and the dressmaker! and the 5worlds books and the witch boy trilogy <3
1:57 PM I'm not hearing any audio, should I be?
1:58 PM Hello from Medway, MA
1:58 PM HI I'm Nancy Baker Fowler, A Senior Library Asst. from Hopkinton MA Public Library. Currently reading Magic for Liars by Sarah Gailey
1:58 PM There currently isn't any audio right now, but we'll be starting in about 2 minutes.
1:58 PM Agree @mahogany First Second is AMAZING
1:58 PM Hello from Pittsburgh!
1:58 PM I'm really looking forward to this session. This summer, my goal is to learn about genres I'm not as comfortable or familiar with.
1:58 PM Hi I'm Yolanda from Freeport Library in NY. I just wan to learn more about Graphic Novels.
1:58 PM Hi from Delphi, IN. Reading a Song for a New Day by Sarah Pinsker
1:58 PM Thank you for the note about the audio not yet available
1:58 PM Hello from Oshawa!
1:58 PM I'm also not hearing any audio
1:58 PM Jamye from Evansville Indiana
1:58 PM Hi from Barbara in Glenwood, MD!
1:58 PM Martin from Hennepin County Library in Minnesota...here to learn in more depth a new genre for me...
1:58 PM I'm not hearing anything also Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 7
1:58 PM Misty from Houston, TX
1:59 PM Hello all. I'm Shalon from Timberland Regional Libraries in Washington.
1:59 PM Hello from St. Peters, MO
1:59 PM Paula from Lincolnwood Public LIbrary in Illinois.
1:59 PM Kathi from Seymour Indiana
1:59 PM in the middle of Junji Ito's Tomie
1:59 PM Junji Ito is amazing.
1:59 PM Lori from Mammoth Lakes, CA
1:59 PM audio?
1:59 PM Hello! I’m Raven from Fredericksburg, Virginia. I’m working my way through the manga series One Piece currently! I just finished the manga series Demon Slayer last week. :)
1:59 PM is there any audio?
1:59 PM Hi! Jillian Parsons from Peabody, MA
1:59 PM No audio yet, but we will be starting soon.
1:59 PM Hello from St Charles City-County, MO
1:59 PM Hello from Multnomah County Library in Portland, OR
1:59 PM Hi, Mo Jayroe from Peabody MA!
1:59 PM Hello, I'm Meghan from Houston, TX
1:59 PM Hello from Long Island! I am a Children's Librarian, and I am currently reading Pie in the Sky by Remy Lai.
1:59 PM Hello from NYPL!
1:59 PM Hello! My name is Denise, I'm a reference librarian in Atlanta, GA , I'm also on the Great Graphic Novels for Teens committee for YALSA and do the graphic novel purchasing for my library system (along with my other committee members)
2:00 PM I hear you!!! Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 8
2:00 PM I'm reading like 5 different things lol, but most recent GN was Bitterroot and also The Girl From The Other Side
2:00 PM OMG I LOVE THE GIRL FROM THE OTHER SIDE
2:00 PM Raven, bravo on finishing One Piece. That series is so long! I'm in the middle of My Hero Academia :)
2:00 PM Hello from Houston, TX. Just finished reading The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. Looking forward to crash course.
2:00 PM My lastest GN reads were the Umbrella Academy volumes
2:00 PM Hi Jan, from Multnomah. I'm your neighbor in Salem, OR
2:00 PM Serve on the Adult Grphic Novel review committee for our library system in Lexington County in Lexington SC
2:00 PM Hello everybody! I'm Michael from Forsyth County Public Library, here in Winston-Salem, NC. I'm just finishing up "If It Bleeds" by Stephen King.
2:00 PM Recently read blue is the warmest color and gender queer
2:00 PM Highly recommend Monstress for adult fantasy!
2:00 PM Hey michael!!
2:00 PM Download the slides and certificate for this presentation at: https://bit.ly/3eXoV22
2:00 PM We will send a link to the recording out in the next few days.
2:01 PM Hi, Judy from Lexington County Public Library, SC
2:01 PM Howdy from Easton PA!
2:01 PM Hi from the New York Public Library 🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋
2:01 PM HI, I am Elizabeth, I am a librarian at a Community College in MS. I just finished reading Octavia Butler's Kindred graphic novel adaptation. I am also previewing Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse-five graphic novel adaption
2:01 PM Hello everybody! I'm Elizabeth from the San Benito County Free Library in Hollister, CA
2:01 PM Hi everyone from Largo FL. The last graphic novel I read was Chronin vol 2 and before that I ran through vol 5-10 of Giant Days :D
2:01 PM Lynn is amazing 👍👍👍👍 Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 9
2:02 PM Yay Lynn!
2:02 PM Lynn rocks!!!
2:02 PM Greetings from Evansville Vanderburgh Public Library
2:02 PM Hi from Banks, Oregon and Banks Public Library!
2:02 PM Hi Lynn!!
2:02 PM Lisa from Saugus library, Saugus Ma
2:02 PM Nancy Polhamus, Gloucester County NJ
2:02 PM Giant Days is fantastic
2:02 PM I don’t have any audio, tips?
2:02 PM Hello from Greater Victoria Public Library in Victoria, BC (Canada) :)
2:02 PM Lisa make sure your Audio Broadcast is on
2:02 PM Lisa, you can try logging out of WebEx and logging back in to try and fix the audio.
2:02 PM Hello from Dallas, TX! Elementary school librarian here and GN lover!
2:02 PM Hell0, Tamara from Pierce County Library System in WA. Last Graphic Novel was the first Chilling Adventures of the Sabrina the Teenage Witch.
2:03 PM Hi Everyone, I'm Andrea and I'm from Timmins Public Library in Timmins ON, (Canada)
2:03 PM Hello from Holyoke MA
2:03 PM Hey Andrea! :)
2:03 PM I got it! Thanks! :)
2:03 PM How did you all get your picture to look so cool?
2:03 PM Hi, I'm Pat Barnett from Mary H. Weir Public Library in Weirton, WV. I'm currently listening to The Library of Lost and Found and reading my way through Jan Karon's Mitford Series.
2:03 PM A roving band of SUPERLibrarians! :)
2:03 PM Hello from Mount Washington, KY from the Bullitt County Public Library! Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 10
2:03 PM Hello from Yelm, WA! I know very little about graphic novels, but want to know more!
2:03 PM Hi from Virginia Beach, Monstress by Marjorie Liu is great for fantasy lovers
2:03 PM Hello. My name is Mary and I am sending you greetings from Campbell River on Vancouver Island, BC
2:03 PM Hello everyone, from the McShan Elementary School Library in Dallas, TX!
2:03 PM Hello from Phoenix Public Library
2:03 PM hello from Austin!
2:04 PM Hello from Irving!
2:04 PM Hi everyone from Mahwah Public in Mahwah NJ
2:04 PM niiiiiiiiice
2:04 PM Hello from Fairmont, WV!
2:05 PM Hello from Minneapolis MN!
2:05 PM Hi from Plainfield, IL
2:05 PM Hello from Vineland, NJ
2:05 PM Hi from Holyoke, MA!
2:05 PM Hi! I'm in Bakersfield, CA : )
2:05 PM Greetings from Henrico County, VA!
2:05 PM Will the slides be available to participants after this webinar? I know the recording will be posted.
2:05 PM Hello from the Carolinas
2:06 PM Hi, from Wyoming!
2:06 PM Hi, I'm in College Park, Maryland.
2:06 PM https://libraryreads.org
2:06 PM Hello from North Dakota!
2:06 PM Loren, the slides link is at the top of the chat. :) Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 11
2:06 PM You can download the slides for today's webinar at:hhttps://bit.ly/3eXoV22
2:06 PM they posted the link to the slides already
2:06 PM Yes, audio is good here
2:06 PM * https://bit.ly/3eXoV22
2:06 PM Hello from Colorado
2:06 PM Yes, I hear you
2:06 PM Audio is good for me
2:06 PM Ah, thank you! I missed that.
2:06 PM So hard to categorize and shelve...especially graphic memoirs, adult and children's NF works in graphic novel form...
2:06 PM What is a graphic novel? https://dw-wp.com/resources/what-is-a-graphic-novel
2:06 PM Hi from Ohio!
2:06 PM Hello from New York!
2:07 PM Hi from Massachusetts!
2:07 PM can you use the works "comic" and "Graphic" interchangeably?
2:07 PM Hello from Vermont!
2:07 PM what's the difference between comics and graphic novels?
2:07 PM And where does manga fit in the GN universe?
2:07 PM Hi from Hamilton, Ontario!
2:07 PM Thanks for sending your questions along in the chat, I will pass them along to the panelists and they will address some of the questions at the end during a Q&A session.
2:08 PM I wonder if people will get into this, but how do you relate graphic novels to manga? Would manga be considered its own genre or do you include it as a subset of graphic novels now?
2:08 PM Comics are usually single issues in a floppy zine format where as graphic novels are typically collections of multiple issues
2:08 PM manga is basically a japanese graphic novel Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 12
2:08 PM Right next door to that in Oakville :)
2:08 PM No static here.
2:08 PM Another term you may encounter is visual novel.
2:08 PM Hi from Burnaby British Columbia
2:09 PM The lower comic is "The Yellow Kid."
2:10 PM Manwha is Korean graphic novels. Another term you may come across.
2:10 PM Manga is written, anime is animated.
2:10 PM I saw a video on the Yellow Kid on the wonderful ComicTropes YouTube channel.
2:10 PM Anime is animated, many times adapted from manga
2:11 PM
2:12 PM @Laurel Jones https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACyj5eLedno This is a great video on the Yellow Kid era
2:12 PM sorry to see that American Born Chinese is not included. ??
2:12 PM Yes unfortunately!
2:13 PM hi everyone, Monica here from Trinidad and Tobago
2:13 PM Glad to hear that about Dragon Hoops! I've been wondering
2:13 PM Another Monica here - Greenbelt Maryland :)
2:14 PM absolutely tumblr, i've been following many of the mainstream GN artists for years on their tumblrs starting from when they were quite young
2:14 PM I am also a big fan of First Second!
2:14 PM Hello from Michigan. Considered the works of Hogarth as proto graphic novels.
2:15 PM hello
2:15 PM I love Nimona!
2:15 PM That is quite true! Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 13
2:16 PM I just lost sound.
2:16 PM Support diverse comics and graphic novels!
2:16 PM That is true of history in general though.
2:16 PM Stuart, can you try logging out and then logging back into WebEx to see if your audio returns?
2:16 PM Stuart, my sound was wonky; I exited, rejoined and it's been fine since.
2:16 PM I lost sound
2:16 PM If you have technical problems during the webinar, please call:
2:16 PM kate beaton!!
2:16 PM LOVE Kate Beaton
2:16 PM I still have good sound
2:16 PM Love Hark!
2:16 PM love kate beaton
2:16 PM That was great Patrick!
2:17 PM Also thinking about the major attendance of POC at ComicCons all over...
2:17 PM Kate Beaton is the best!
2:17 PM I adore Kate Beaton!
2:17 PM I read that last fall!
2:17 PM Lost audio
2:17 PM Try logging out and then logging back into WebEx for audio issues.
2:18 PM I see Patrick instead of Kendal in the video right now. . .
2:18 PM I logged out and logged back in and it is now working. Thanks.
2:18 PM You're welcome. Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 14
2:18 PM Beasts of Burden is so good!
2:18 PM Lore Olympus
2:18 PM love the ASL in hawkeye
2:19 PM AKA Hawkguy
2:19 PM His face all red is SO GOOD
2:19 PM That volume of Hawkeye is so amazing. So is the issue called Pizza Dog.
2:19 PM The ASL is great in Hawkeye
2:19 PM Pizza Dog!!
2:19 PM How did we get from "comics" to "graphic novels"?
2:19 PM Expanding a universe is another reason. Much of the story between Avatar: The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra (a 70 year span) is told in comics and graphic novels
2:20 PM Ice Cream Man had a palendrome issue
2:20 PM My dyslexic daughter loves them -- visual clues to help her and she feels super successful when she speeds through one.
2:20 PM as someone who is into poetry and graphic novels I wholeheartedly agree
2:21 PM Sometimes "comics" and "graphic novel" is interchangable
2:21 PM Also could be true with illustrators or colorists of graphic novels if you like the style.
2:22 PM Totally agree Lynn. Need to know a bit to help patrons
2:22 PM Comics is usually for small issues, but it is used for both sometimes.
2:23 PM My son watches Riverdale tv program. Is this meant to follow old Archie comics?? Does not seem like those comics I remember growing up.
2:23 PM based on "inspired by"
2:23 PM NYT GN & manga monthly bestseller list: https://www.nytimes.com/books/best-sellers/graphic-books-and- manga/
2:23 PM Takes the characters, brings them into modern times/story lines, I think. (re: Riverdale)
2:24 PM Riverdale is supposed to be more of a dark side Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 15
2:24 PM there's a Riverdale comic series by Boomstudios
2:24 PM Someone told me about Hot Comb and I loved it!
2:24 PM The Life with Archie comics are more like the ones you probably remember
2:24 PM Sabrina was such a weird moody read
2:24 PM Rio, thanks for the link! I just added those to my wish list!
2:24 PM love and rockets is OLD
2:25 PM a great new alt comic "the strange ones" is a great one to check out if anyone likes this genre
2:25 PM Yeah Sabrina wasn't my fave although everyone loved it
2:25 PM Also, Riverdale and Chilling Adventures of Sabrina (also a comic) shared creators/artists/writers
2:25 PM love and rockets is classic but so much older than the others here
2:25 PM Love and Rockets is great
2:25 PM That's the idea
2:25 PM not hearing the audio.
2:25 PM I am utterly clueless about graphic novels, but I buy them for our children's and YA collections from reviews.
2:25 PM love and rockets was lovely
2:25 PM Sabrina is heavy in terms of its content.
2:25 PM hot comb was incredible
2:25 PM That Hot Comb cover is so good
2:26 PM my most recent GN was Exquisite Corpse. It was great and different from my normal manga, marvel, & dc draw
2:26 PM strangers in paradise
2:26 PM Yes, SiP
2:26 PM Indies like Cyberfrog, Jawbreakers and more are available on Indiegogo Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 16
2:26 PM Saga!
2:26 PM Saga is SO good
2:26 PM oo Saga!
2:26 PM SAga is SO GOOD
2:26 PM My most recent GN was The Twilight Man by Koren Shadmi. A NF about Rod Serling. Highly recommend
2:26 PM Locke and Key!
2:26 PM INFIDEL is a great horror epic
2:26 PM Monstress is absolutely beautiful
2:26 PM I love The Twilight Man!
2:27 PM Saga is my absolute favorite
2:27 PM Locke and Key is AMAZING
2:27 PM LOVE Locke and Key!
2:27 PM junji ito's works are great for horror genre as well
2:27 PM I would love to have a list of everyone's suggestions!
2:27 PM monstress is so good
2:27 PM I loved the art in Monstress
2:27 PM And Paper Girls and Saga. And Trees.
2:27 PM Is Locke & Key based on the Netflix show?
2:27 PM Paper Girls is good
2:27 PM or vice versa?/
2:27 PM love saga and want to read montress
2:27 PM Will we get a book list of all the GNs mentioned in the webinar afterwards? So I don't have to write all these down ;)
2:27 PM Reverse, Nicole. Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 17
2:27 PM Locke and Key was the GN first
2:27 PM Started Monstress have to finish
2:27 PM thanks
2:27 PM Trees!!
2:27 PM the book of locke and key was first. its excelent
2:27 PM Movie and show
2:27 PM I looooove Junji Ito
2:27 PM The Netflix show is based on Locke & Key
2:27 PM The NYPL Saga cover: https://www.instagram.com/p/B_gKzQmjwTG/
2:27 PM love junji SO MUCH
2:28 PM the Snowpiercer movie was actually better
2:28 PM The chat transcript will be available afterwards as well.
2:28 PM Junji Ito is my fav
2:28 PM And now it's going to be a TV show too
2:28 PM junji ito is straight up horror though, be aware for younger patrons
2:28 PM it's an Amaxon tv series now too
2:28 PM Snowpiercer is a tv show now!
2:28 PM unable to hear the audio
2:28 PM Heard not great things about the tv series of Snowpiercer
2:28 PM Snow Piercer was a really good movie
2:28 PM Y: The Last Man is the single greatest graphic novel. But all of the other ones are okay.
2:28 PM MFTIM is hefty but the art is fantastic
2:28 PM My Favorite Thing is Monsters is one of the most beautiful GNs Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 18
2:28 PM My Favorite Thing is Monsters is AMAZING
2:28 PM Torso by Brian Michael Bendis is a great choice for Crime too
2:28 PM Where will we be able to access the chat transcrpt?
2:29 PM What is the name of the one on the left?
2:29 PM these look amazing. Too bad they're too heavy for elementary!
2:29 PM LOVE My Favorite Thing Is Monsters
2:29 PM Yes Natalie, all of these are not elementary
2:29 PM I loved My Favorite Thing of Monsters, but it was too emotionally heavy to get through for me
2:29 PM sin city is on the left
2:29 PM It is very heavy
2:29 PM thanks
2:29 PM really want to read my favorite thing is monsters
2:29 PM Is there a difference between comics and graphic novels?
2:29 PM Ed Brubaker & Sean Phillips are such a great team!
2:29 PM Yes, she was ill.
2:29 PM What's the title of the first GN?
2:29 PM Debra - yes
2:29 PM symantics
2:29 PM She's working on a sequel I think
2:29 PM Debra - graphic novels are a complete story in one book. Comics are usually single-issue, then they can be combined into a graphic novel in trade paperbcks
2:29 PM debatable
2:29 PM The chat transcript will be posted on our website tomorrow along with the recording.
2:30 PM Graphic novels are *usually* a collection of comics Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 19
2:30 PM Isn't the difference that comics come in issues and get released into volumes later, whereas GNs are just by volume?
2:30 PM oh berlin is an incredible work
2:30 PM YES LISA HANAWALT
2:30 PM Thank you!
2:30 PM That's one hefty book
2:30 PM so glad that tuca and bertie got another chance
2:30 PM Coyote Doggirl is great
2:30 PM i've never heard of cyote doggirl but I think I might go pick up a copy
2:30 PM graphic novel originally ment it was an original story not a bound collection
2:30 PM it looks interesting
2:30 PM Thanks Alex.
2:31 PM Thanks
2:31 PM recommendations for a graphic novels for someone who does not like graphic novels??
2:31 PM Yes, the chat transcript, the slides, and recording will be available at: https://bit.ly/3eXoV22
2:31 PM MARCH is a great historical graphic novel series, 3 parts. Civil Rights Movement, told through the perspective of civil rights leader and U.S. Congressman John Lewis.
2:31 PM Nancy: what age group?
2:31 PM i remember feeling that way about Asterios Polyp -- it was so NOVELLY. Felt like reading fiction to me.
2:31 PM Do the authors do their own artwork, or are they partners?
2:31 PM adult
2:31 PM Emma has been on my TBR forever and I am still ashamed I haven't gotten to it yet. lol.
2:31 PM Nancy - I would probably recommend some graphic memoirs
2:31 PM Nancyyyyyy hahaha Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 20
2:31 PM I find giving people biographies is a good start if they don't like graphic novels. such a s persepolis
2:31 PM I also love March by John Lewis. We have them under Biographical Graphic Novels.
2:31 PM Love Emma!
2:32 PM Nancy is an old comic strip
2:32 PM I always go with Sandman by Gaiman. Usually seems to hooko folks.
2:32 PM Strange Planet is so funny.
2:32 PM Sluggo is LIT
2:32 PM The March series was one of the first graphic novels that our library purchased. It is such a great series!
2:32 PM On a Sunbeam!!
2:32 PM Sandman might need a lot of TW these days
2:32 PM on a sunbeam is GORGEOUS. I read it lately and cried
2:32 PM My library has Pride and Prejudice and recommend it
2:32 PM The Best we could do - Thi Bui,
2:32 PM I loved On a Sunbeam!!!
2:32 PM TW?
2:32 PM Craig Thompson's graphic novel Habibi (2011)
2:32 PM idk if anyone has read heartbreakers but its a GREAT lgbt comic
2:32 PM Ah.
2:33 PM Some of my favorite humerous GNs are Sarah Anderson's "Sarah Scribbles" series
2:33 PM Ah, my comfort zone.
2:33 PM Andersen*
2:33 PM pronounced "Mon" like "yeah mon!"
2:33 PM And yeah, I think with adults who don't like GNs, you need to know what they don't like about them before giving a specific reommendation? Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 21
2:33 PM yes manga time
2:33 PM Manga is very popular here.
2:33 PM oooooh
2:34 PM translated
2:34 PM usually translated
2:34 PM translated
2:34 PM They're usually translated.
2:34 PM A student once asked me, "Mr. Arzac, where are the backwards books?" I had no idea what she was talking about. A few hours later, it occurred to me "OHHHHHHHHH, manga."
2:34 PM The Best We Could Do is incredible
2:34 PM I LOVE graphic nonfiction.
2:34 PM so glad I randomly found exquiste corpse on our shelfs.
2:34 PM Yen+ magazine used to have american, japanese, korean, vietnamese, chinese comics. half the book was left to right, and the other half right to left
2:34 PM Thanks for recs. will read through this chat later, going by way too fast!
2:34 PM LOVE The Best We Could Do!
2:34 PM YES THEY THEM PRONOUNS
2:34 PM These are great to start for non-graphic novel readers Nancy
2:34 PM The Best We Could Do was AMAZING
2:34 PM Manga as of late has attracted a large following in other countries where artists draw in the manga style, but the stories originate in the artist's mother language
2:34 PM cause when I'm reading them online they are ALWAYS begging for translators
2:34 PM Love Good Talk by Mira Jacob
2:34 PM especially The Best We Could Do...so moving and heartfelt Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 22
2:35 PM Hey there! Writing From NJ. I wanted to know whether it is helpful to include manga, manhua, and manhwa with Western comics since there are cultural differences that might need more context to make recommendations (IE knowing Shojou from Shonen manga)
2:35 PM Good Talk was so powerful.
2:35 PM Box Brown did a history of Tetris which was interesting
2:35 PM I recommend "They Called Us Enemy" by George Takei
2:35 PM Yeah I'm definitely gonna advocate the quick and easy guides to some of my libraries
2:35 PM I love "The best we could do"
2:35 PM Elizabeth - I shelve them separately from comics if that's what you're talking about
2:35 PM I loved the way that Good Talk felt like clip art, but also unique. Distilled such complicated messages.
2:35 PM Good question, Elizabeth! I think about that too since my library has recently combined them all in one Graphic Novels section, and I'm not sure I agree.
2:35 PM One that's recent that I love is Open Borders
2:35 PM The thing about manga, manhwa and manhua is that those just show ehere they came from. within those categories you find the same genre range you would find with other books
2:36 PM I love Beastars, The Girl from the Other Side, and a Silent Voice
2:36 PM A quick & easy guide is fantastic.
2:36 PM Beastars is great!
2:36 PM We need a whole webinar about shelving graphic novels!
2:36 PM Do you house these collections sepapartely and do you consider Nonfiction a Graphic *Novel*?
2:36 PM Eternaut!
2:36 PM Ack, my bad. Open Borders: the science and ethics of immigration
2:36 PM I put the nonfiction graphic novels in nonfiction
2:36 PM Is there a publisher of graphic novels in Spanish or Haitian-Creole?
2:36 PM big proponent of foreign comics transtated into english. Carthago was interesting Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 23
2:37 PM We file nonfiction graphic novels with the other graphic novels. We put them after the fiction
2:37 PM Where to find Graphic novel recommendations for K-4?
2:37 PM We have a graphic novel section for fiction and nonfiction and a manga collection both for adult and teen.
2:37 PM We catalog them under Graphic Novels.
2:37 PM just ordered the first Rose of Versailles for our system
2:37 PM We just separated our Manga & GNs. They're shelved next to each other but not interfiled. We found readers treating them like different formats rather than different genres.
2:37 PM We also catalog nonfiction gns in the GN section
2:37 PM I love translations. help my kids see how global some issues are
2:37 PM IDW Comics has a new Spanish line
2:37 PM cloven was interesting. Doesn't sound like it would be great, but it is
2:37 PM Fantagraphics does a lot of reprints and translations for older European and some Spanish language stuff
2:37 PM the Ta-Nehisi Coates run of Black Panther is GREAT
2:38 PM Whaaaat. I need that.
2:38 PM Scholastic has done some Spanish publications of popular GN's like Guts, Smile, Drama by Telgemeier.
2:38 PM Ah, BookCon had them
2:38 PM Black panther was pretty good, but a dense read for people just getting started on the genre.
2:38 PM Joe Hill!
2:38 PM K-4 recs: try noflyingnocapes.com (or .org, can't remember)
2:38 PM LOVE Locke & Key!
2:38 PM sry, noflyingnoTIGHTs
2:38 PM Check Please!
2:38 PM Yass webcomics Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 24
2:38 PM also the Low, Low Woods is available as an ARC on netgalley now
2:39 PM Lore Olympus!
2:39 PM Jeff Lemire is one of my favorite artists. Sweet Tooth, but also his stand alones.
2:39 PM I LOVE LORE OLYMPUS AND SARAH SCRIBBLES!!!
2:39 PM love lore olympics
2:39 PM Sarah's scribbles are amazing
2:39 PM Lore Olympus is BEAUTIFUL
2:39 PM The Wrath and the Dawn is great too
2:39 PM was wondering if this would be touched on, awesome!
2:39 PM I adore Lore Olympus
2:39 PM along with some more of Hill House's offerings
2:39 PM i love lore olympus!
2:39 PM Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi
2:39 PM Tower of God has become VERY popular since the anime came out
2:39 PM the less than epic adventures of TJ and Amal is a great webcomic to check out as well
2:39 PM sarah andersen is shared online so often
2:40 PM CHECK PLEASE!!
2:40 PM I ADORE Lore Olympus
2:40 PM Webtoon <3
2:40 PM lore olympus is extremely good
2:40 PM Check Please is a DELIGHT.
2:40 PM Bartkira is pretty great/hilariious
2:40 PM Check Please is my "i need to read happy things" go to Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 25
2:40 PM I feel like sports are a new theme
2:40 PM As the Crow Flies is another webcomic to graphic novel
2:40 PM Lol Kate
2:40 PM Not even bones is really good too
2:41 PM Hi Lara Goldstein :)
2:41 PM Check Please is fantastic
2:41 PM is check please lgbt?
2:41 PM Yes, Mo
2:41 PM yes
2:41 PM Yes Mo
2:41 PM Check out our tutorials on searching in NoveList by genre, appeal, themes and more: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kjhobLoaOYU&list=PLmB3tN1AGPihV3YdtJCGcXuflhC1tovoB
2:41 PM Just read GLBT sports comic The Avant-Guards. Pretty good.
2:41 PM Graphic novels in Arabic literature: Jorj Abu Mhayya, A City Neighboring Earth - Magdy el Shafee, Metro - Donia Maher, Apartment in Bab el Louk - Lena Mehrej, Jam and Yoghurt - Ahmed Naje, The use of Life -
2:42 PM and more
2:42 PM I adore Gyo!
2:43 PM Me too Claire
2:43 PM Check out Junji Ito's Cat Diary!
2:43 PM I think "Fence" is a LGBT comic too
2:43 PM Have you read his adaptation of No Longer Human?
2:43 PM I only know Jujji Ito from his comic Spiral
2:44 PM Cat Diary was AWESOME!!!!
2:44 PM Ito just put out a new art book Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 26
2:44 PM i didn't enjoy fence tbh
2:44 PM thank you for the hyperlinks!
2:44 PM he is the master of disturbing
2:44 PM No Longer Human I've heard is ok but it's an adaptation of a heavy novella
2:44 PM but I know a lot of ppl do so it's still a good recommendation for patrons
2:44 PM His many short story collections are a good starting point
2:44 PM Dwayne McDuffie <3 Creator of Static Shock and head writer on Justice League Unlimited. He is also Keegan Michael Key's half brother!
2:45 PM will slides be sent with the recording? (I hope)
2:45 PM exactly. things look so normal...until they're not
2:45 PM Selene, yes they will!
2:45 PM Round Table Shout out!!
2:45 PM You can download the slides for today's webinar at:hhttps://bit.ly/3eXoV22
2:45 PM the YALSA best graphic fiction of the year for young adults is really good if you are new to GF and are looking to improve your youth RA skills
2:46 PM YALSA has some really great recommendations for graphic novels
2:46 PM Any recommendations for GN in Spanish?
2:46 PM http://www.ala.org/yalsa/great-graphic-novels
2:46 PM Is there a good place to look for books to get patrons started if they've never read a graphic novel? Thinking I should create a booklist patrons can refer to
2:46 PM Awards for K-8 GN?
2:46 PM Anyone dealt with any censorship or "community/parental" concern issues concerning graphic novels in public libraries?
2:46 PM What are some good resources to help with GN RA for youth, especially children?
2:47 PM the link for slides didn't seem to work? Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 27
2:47 PM Sorry here is the link again that should work: Download the slides and certificate for this presentation at: https://bit.ly/3eXoV22
2:47 PM Debbie, there's a section "Best Publication for Kids" here:
2:47 PM https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Eisner_Award_winners
2:48 PM by age group too
2:48 PM Thanks for your questions. I am passing along the questions to the panelists for a Q&A session at the end.
2:48 PM That also sounds awesome, Liz.
2:49 PM Thank you Sergio! I meant to say award websites aren't always easy to navigate, so Wikipedia/Google/NoveList can often be a better resource
2:49 PM will this info be emailed to us when it is archived? WFH, and need this reference on work pc.
2:49 PM I agree with Liz about that kind of webinar!
2:49 PM Would you include GN in a regular RA list?
2:49 PM That link for the slides didn't work--even with the extra H removed
2:49 PM https://bit.ly/3eXoV22
2:49 PM The slides and the chat will be available here: https://bit.ly/3eXoV22
2:49 PM Johnny Wander!
2:50 PM I've heard a lot about that series, and have been eager to read it.
2:50 PM Jill, good to know. I have it, so now I'm really anticipating it.
2:50 PM Really? It works for me. Already downloaded the slides. You'll have to scroll down teh page a bit to find the link.
2:51 PM Is there a "starter set" for those of us who work with teens and tweens? My middle schoolers love GN, but I have to be careful about content.
2:51 PM I have a bit of a big question: Is there any kind of authoritative comprehensive core list that has been developed or is in the process of being developed for graphic novels? The field seems to be lacking with that sort of level of collection development resources for librarians which I think would be incredibly helpful to librarians who are not graphics experts or readers. I think a graphic novel specific database would be very useful to patrons too. Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 28
2:52 PM Monster!! Yes
2:52 PM @ Becky There are Spanish translations of popular GN's by Raina Telgemeier: Smile (Sonrie!), Drama (Drama), Sisters (Hermanas), Guts (Agallas), Ghosts (Fantasmas).
2:52 PM YAASSSS
2:52 PM Monster is amazing!!!
2:52 PM It's an excellent anime series as welll
2:52 PM Monster is a classic
2:52 PM Monster is incredible and the anime was excellent
2:52 PM Monster is amazing!!!
2:52 PM Alex, yes. 21st Century Boys was nice too.
2:52 PM GOt it.
2:52 PM Thanks, Sergio
2:53 PM NIcholas - that would be great, but I don't know of anything that has been developed. Disparate sites trying to fill that hole right now, like noflyingnotights.com, and I have age ratings on my reviews on my blog graphiclibrary.org, but I don't know of anything big
2:53 PM yea it just seems to need to happen
2:53 PM becuase the genre grows so exponentially
2:53 PM Like this, Stitches by David Small...
2:53 PM So you're looking for something that's like, these are the basics you MUST have in your graphic novel section?
2:53 PM Are any ot these appropriate for high school libraries?
2:53 PM Kind of reminds me of the title Deafo for younger readers
2:54 PM El Deafo
2:54 PM Darla - I have Monster in my high school lilbrary
2:54 PM great book
2:54 PM Thank you! Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 29
2:54 PM I'll check the all out...
2:54 PM I have been looking for something similar, Nicholar and Sara, and have also come up short. It might be a cool thing that could be produced by the collaboration of librarians could produce?
2:54 PM Yay for Y!
2:54 PM huzzah for Y!
2:54 PM Oops, typoed that kinda majorly.
2:55 PM alas, poor yorrick.
2:55 PM Nicholas, here is a link to Core Collections, which includes a graphic novels section : https://www.ebscohost.com/novelist/our-products/core-collections
2:55 PM Hmm, that sounds good
2:55 PM How do we convince parents that graphic novels are legitimate forms of literature worth reading for their children? And how do we convince adult readers the same thing?
2:55 PM LOL eeeeee
2:55 PM Daughters of Ys is SO GOOD
2:55 PM Congratulations!
2:56 PM My TBR pile is getting higher and higher. LOL
2:56 PM Antonio - talk about the advance vocabulary, the visual literacy practice, the enjoyment, the classics to graphics
2:56 PM Same Jeanenne
2:56 PM *advanced
2:56 PM I like to focus on the multiple styples of learning. Images simply work for some better than words to build a love of reading and appreciation for literature in various styles
2:57 PM thank you for your replies/resources to my question
2:57 PM i also feel like the non-linear way that you learn to absorb the info/story mimics the non-linear way of absorbing for digital natives...
2:57 PM I'm just starting Giant Days! Good to know I won't hit a hiatus! Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 30
2:57 PM Antonio - also the storytelling practice, the brain work that has to be done "between the panels"
2:58 PM Stay tuned for the next webinar in our Crash Course series in September 2020 on Literary Fiction. Sign up for NoveList News to be notified of upcoming events: https://www.ebscohost.com/novelist/novelist- special/subscribe-to-newsletters
2:58 PM miss TCAF
2:58 PM Can someone please tell me a bit about how to make Graphic Novels more accessible for vision impared people?
2:58 PM Learn more about LibraryReads: http://libraryreads.org/
2:58 PM And particularly with translated graphic novels, manga etc., it encourages an appreciation of other cultures and practices outside your own
2:58 PM Thank you for your suggestions.
2:58 PM How can you access the TCAF showcase Patrick?
2:58 PM Does Library Reads feature Graphic Novels?
2:58 PM Thank you!
2:58 PM Thank you
2:58 PM @ Antonio GN's can be more than just for enjoyment. Maus by Art Spiegel won a Pulitzer Prize. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maus
2:59 PM Thank you!
2:59 PM Thanks, this was great.
2:59 PM Thank you! TBR is getting very long now!
2:59 PM thank you!
2:59 PM Do you have any suggestions on starting a GN book club?
2:59 PM Thank you!
2:59 PM thank you!
2:59 PM Thank you! This was very informative!
2:59 PM Thank you! Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 31
2:59 PM Thank you!
2:59 PM Thanks :)
2:59 PM Thank you!!
2:59 PM Thank you!
2:59 PM Thanks for the suggestions
2:59 PM Link to Novelist blog?
2:59 PM Can you recommend any Native American GN? Thanks
2:59 PM Thank you!!!
2:59 PM Thank you!
2:59 PM Thanks so much!
2:59 PM Thank you for such a thorough introduction!
2:59 PM Thank you so much! My TBR just exploded in such a good way :)
2:59 PM Thanks guys! Great work!
2:59 PM Thank you
2:59 PM So many additions to my TBR list! Thanks!!
2:59 PM Thank you! ;)
2:59 PM Thank you! :)
2:59 PM Thank you, this was vey informative!
2:59 PM This was great!
2:59 PM Thank you!
2:59 PM Thank you
2:59 PM Thanks, great info
2:59 PM yes
2:59 PM Thank you! Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 32
2:59 PM Thank you!
2:59 PM Keep an eye on the NoveList blog at https://www.ebscohost.com/novelist-the-latest
2:59 PM Thank you!! :D
2:59 PM Thank you!
2:59 PM This was terrific--I learned about so many subgenres of graphic novels and comics--thanks so much! :)
2:59 PM Thanks so much. This was great.
2:59 PM Thank you.
2:59 PM Thank you
2:59 PM Thank you for this presentation! It was very informative!
2:59 PM Thank you!
2:59 PM Thanks!!!
2:59 PM This was exciting, thank you
2:59 PM Thank you!
2:59 PM Thanks!
2:59 PM Thank you this was great enjoyed it very much
2:59 PM thanks
2:59 PM Thank you!
2:59 PM Thank you!
2:59 PM Thank you!
2:59 PM My students love manga, so how do we build the collection? Do we go back to earlier issues/titles, or focus on new titles? How much does the back history/context matter to understanding the later issues of the series?
2:59 PM Mahalo from Hawaii! Great presentation!
2:59 PM Will that blog post of answers link be emailed to attendees to this webinar? Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 33
2:59 PM Thanks so much. You have piqued my interest...
2:59 PM Thanks!
3:00 PM Oh--they're for everyone! An excellent gateway book for non-readers as well. They're an integral part of my high school library collection.
3:00 PM Hello from Florida, Ny. thank you, information was very helpful
3:00 PM Very informative! Thanks!
3:00 PM i often use graphic novels as palate cleansers between dense prose books.
3:00 PM I always rec graphic novels to reluctant readers.
3:00 PM Please excuse if this was discussed earlier, but I was ignoring the chat while watching the webinar because I know practically nothing about Graphic Novels... I think I'm in the wrong place because I signed up hoping to learn about literary fiction in GN format. I read "New Kid" by Jerry Craft a while back, so I know it's out there. Can anyone recommend some literary fiction with diverse characters?
3:00 PM Jeanette - a little of both. Go with what they want to be reading, and if it's older titles or new ones, buy them
3:00 PM I include them in displays
3:00 PM Great question! Thank you!!!
3:00 PM Is the chat going to be archived/included with the video?
3:00 PM TCAF showcase: https://www2.torontocomics.com/2020/05/27/announcing-the-tcaf-2020-digital-showcase/
3:00 PM I would love more webinars on this subject and some of the various subsets, especially for the international GN world.
3:00 PM Yeah that would be cool
3:00 PM Is there a name for graphic novels that are not part of a superheroes series. Individual stories....
3:00 PM Way to go, Roxanne!
3:00 PM Mary Lou - The Best we could do is a good one
3:00 PM Volume? Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 34
3:00 PM Interfiled would be great along wiht a separate collection....shelf space goals
3:00 PM I love suggesting GA for kids tha are reluctant readers. They get in the habit of reading a bit more and then move onto chapter books with a bit more "meat".
3:01 PM right?
3:01 PM Yes, the chat transcript will be made available along with the slides as well.
3:01 PM Mary Lou - I recommend Junji Ito's comic adaptation of No Longer Human by Osamu Dazai
3:01 PM Hi from Colorado! We have our GN collections of two floors. One is Kids and Teen (same room different areas) one is Adults (upstairs). They have sent us works from Teen that they fear are too adult to be near the kids' areas. But now I am housing a lot of teen GN up here. So teens and kids are coming up to browse the adult section and we do have everything up here in terms of topics and of course they are quite graphic. Any thoughts on working with families who are coming upstairs to browse? Thanks!
3:01 PM Download the slides and certificate for this presentation at: https://bit.ly/3eXoV22
3:01 PM Thank you!
3:01 PM so epic and harrorwing
3:01 PM Is the recording will be available?
3:01 PM Thank you, all! Wonderful!!!!
3:01 PM Thanks!
3:01 PM Great, thanks.
3:01 PM Thank you!
3:01 PM thanks
3:01 PM Is this avaliable for LEUs?
3:01 PM love these crash courses!
3:01 PM Thank you!
3:01 PM Thank you!
3:01 PM thank you all!
3:01 PM thank you Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 35
3:01 PM Thank you!!
3:01 PM thanks!
3:02 PM Thank you!
3:02 PM Many thanks - I'm doing screen shots of the chats so I don't miss recommendation!
3:02 PM thank you
3:02 PM Thank you!
3:02 PM Thank you!
3:02 PM Thank-you!
3:02 PM Thank you!
3:02 PM Great course!
3:02 PM I know nothing about GNs , so this was great for me. I might actually read some now!!
3:02 PM Yes, the blog post with the answers will be emailed out to attendees as well.
3:02 PM tHANK YOU!
3:02 PM thank you
3:02 PM Thank you! This was wonderful.
3:02 PM Thank you!
3:02 PM Thank yoi so much!
3:02 PM Great introduction -- thanks!
3:02 PM thanks for the great course!
3:02 PM Thank you!
3:02 PM Will you be making LEUs avaliable for the graphic novel course?
3:02 PM Thank you! I am glad you're showing us how to access this info in NovList!
3:03 PM Eric we have a certificate on our website you can use to submit. Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 36
3:03 PM https://bit.ly/3eXoV22
3:03 PM Thank you kindly!
3:04 PM THank you for all your information! Great titles!
3:05 PM Using NoveList to find books (including graphic novels) by own voices authors/diverse characters
3:06 PM What is the different between NovelList Pluse and Novel
3:06 PM How often to the recommended read lists change?
3:07 PM NoveList Plus includes narrative nonfiction and audiobooks while NoveList is only fiction.
3:07 PM I love "For Fans of..." Somehow I missed that before.
3:08 PM I didn't see where that button was located for the appeals list
3:08 PM Thank you so much! I have another meeting to go to, but this was seriously an amazing amount of vaulable information.
3:08 PM Gotta run but thanks so much! I learned a lot today!
3:09 PM I am also having trouble following where you are getting these different tabs and lists to select from.
3:12 PM This is so helpful!
3:12 PM did we loose her
3:13 PM ?
3:13 PM Mine cut out too, but just came back.
3:13 PM yup
3:13 PM the screen and volume froze so we missed a step or two
3:13 PM Lara - Same girl!
3:14 PM I love this Graphic Novel theme search! Thank you! Crash Course in Graphic Novels Webinar Chat Transcript page 37
3:14 PM lara-so many added now!
3:14 PM Apologies everyone. Bandwidth is sometimes an issue working from home.
3:14 PM At least we can get through these quicker than regular novels ;)
3:15 PM I missed how we got to these lists.
3:15 PM You can go to the Quick Links button at the top.
3:15 PM Ah, thank you.
3:16 PM Not necessarily for the series, Stanley :( Especially if you're talking about manga. lol. I live in fear of Eiichiro Oda's death
3:16 PM And then click on Genre Outlines.
3:17 PM is there a certificate for this course?
3:17 PM Thank you!
3:17 PM Thanks!
3:17 PM Thank you!
3:17 PM Thank you!
3:17 PM Thank you so much!
3:17 PM thank you - very informative!
3:17 PM Thank you!
3:17 PM Thank you very helpful
3:17 PM Thank you!
3:17 PM Great webinar
3:17 PM Thank you!
3:17 PM Excellent!
3:17 PM Thank you so much for this course on NoveList! Very helpful! Have a great day!
3:17 PM This was awesome! THanks