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Comic Strips as a Form of Information

Submitted by anonymous123 on Fri, 02/18/2011 - 8:43pm

Comic strips are short narrative drawings displayed in a sequence. Although they are usually intended for entertainment and quick comedic relief, they often portray important messages concerning issues related to employment, religion, politics, or everyday social problems.

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