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Thursday, May 24, 2012
A. David Lewis Talks Shakespeare and Comics
Listen to this podcast that explores connections between comics and Willy D. Shakes. Ol' Shaggstaff himself! I'm talkin' 'bout Shakespeare.
I LOVE IT when folks discuss comics and Shakespeare because sometimes elitists hold Billy Shaggy up as the apex while shitting on the concepts of comics in the classroom, visual literacies or multimodal literacies. While, of course, the reality is that Shakespeare is, perhaps, the most visual of our canonical figures. His work can be read but is best understood by reading and viewing it. Ahem... like with comics.
I'm gonna talk about this a little bit at my speaking gig at the Denver Comic and Literacy Convention in June. This online conversation over at "The Mousetrap" makes me so eager!
Plus, this is a good source to share with you after yesterday's sharing of the English Journal article on reading comics and Bill Shacklestick.
Labels:
A. David Lewis,
Kill Shakespeare,
Neil Gaiman,
podcast,
Sandman,
Shakespeare
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