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Comic newspaper
I love the comic page so why not make every page the comic page! | |
The news paper should tell the news in comic form. Maby
this wouldn't suit all people but it would make it more
attractive to kids. The names are already there "The axis of
evil" "The alliance of the willing." There is goodies and
baddies, the struggle between good and evil and if written
right
it would make the perfect comic strip, I would try and
make some examples but as you may have worked out I am no
writer so maby some people here could come up with some
amusing strips.
I know that in real life its not as simple as goodies and
baddies but thats the way the news paper portrays them
anyway so why not turn it into a comic and have comic fun
for all, If the kids saw John Howard drawn as a muscle bound
fluro lycra wearing fighting for justice superhero maby they
would gain some respect for him, not that I really think that
that is neccessary ok I'm rambling now.
Deidre's Photo Casebook
http://www.thesun.c...-2003070061,00.html
How come my problems never feature scantily-clad temptresses? [my face your, Oct 05 2004, last modified Oct 17 2004]
Larry Gonick, nonfiction comic artist
http://www.amazon.c...104-5777017-0036703
No weeklies or dailies, but ancient history in comic form [tharsaile, Oct 05 2004, last modified Oct 17 2004]
pretty close...
http://www.funnytimes.com/
but not baked in the manner you describe... [dbsousa, Oct 05 2004, last modified Oct 17 2004]
the funnies
http://www.multicia...hvv/tvvfunnies.html
[oxen crossing, Oct 05 2004, last modified Oct 17 2004]
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If there's any newspaper likely to bake this, it'll be UK gutter-press tabloid "The Sun" which is currently in contention for the "World's Most Politically Opinionated Celebrity Lifestyle Magazine" Award. In fact, the problem page has already adopted this technique. >link< |
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Beat me to it, calum. Good idea though, Gulherme. |
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Was going to post this idea, and here was, a few months before I thought of it. |
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I wonder if the artists would have the time to cover much news. Still, a brief summary of the week's events would be fantastic! There's something about the pictorial format that just helps things stick on your mind, while reading the New York Times is, as Tom Wolfe wrote, "like slipping into a warm bath." |
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Currently, Larry Gonick is about the closest thing we have. He's got a degree in mathematics from Harvard, but is a full-time nonfiction illustrator (See link). Joe Sacco does Middle East nonfiction -- see week of July 6, NYT magazine for a sample -- though mostly from the Palestinian side. |
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According to sources, 30 or so comic only papers exist,
the first being the Santa Cruz Comic News. (seel link),
quoted below: |
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<<The Santa Cruz Comic News
This is a great tabloid produced in Santa Cruz, California,
by Thom Zajac. It comes out every two weeeks, and has
dozens of editorial cartoons from newspapers around the
world, distilling facts and opinion about the facts into
concise pictures. The Comic News was the first cartoon
newspaper: now there are about thirty. >> |
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UnaBubba, you aren't a local in my home town by any
chance are you? |
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