We don’t need just the DFC, we needs lots of comics, and what’s more, we can make them. Let’s get to it!

Mel Gibson

We don’t need just the DFC, we needs lots of comics, and what’s more, we can make them. Let’s get to it!

Mel Gibson

Social Work, Education & Community Wellbeing

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Comics have too often been dismissed as unsophisticated, popular culture texts or as a phase of reading which children are encouraged to move out of towards more ‘worthy’ literary fare. Mel Gibson, in exploring the recent comics-book initiative by David Fikling, The DFC, defends the attraction and value of comics culture and the complexity of its multimodal narratives.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	19-23
Journal	Inis Magazine
Volume	33
Publication status	Published - Sept 2010

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We don’t need just the DFC, we needs lots of comics, and what’s more, we can make them. Let’s get to it!

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