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Complex comics: the new teen lit

June 22, 2005 - 4:32pm — Amke

Anonymous Patron writes to share this story with us from Lancaster, PA.

Graphic novels "They inspire teens to read, especially teen boys, a hard audience to reach."

"Among Ephrata’s selection: “The Books of Magic,� by Neil Gaiman (one of the most popular U.S. authors); “The Tale of One Bad Rat,� by Bryan Talbot; and “Marmalade Boy,� by Wataru Yoshizumi."

[Also, don't miss the "back talk" on this article!- A.K.]

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June 22, 2005 - 6:28pm — GregS*

bit of a gap

There's something wrong with an article that talks about teen lit and quotes a 13-year-old and an 18-year-old. The Books of Magic by Gaiman are through DC's Vertigo brand. 18, yes. 13, no.

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June 23, 2005 - 1:23am — Anonymous Patron (not verified)

Heh....

I know pre-teens who read BoM.-- Ender, Duke_of_URL

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June 23, 2005 - 1:29am — Anonymous Patron (not verified)

what gap?

Both of those are teens.And report is not gonna give you a nice statistical break-down, he's going to do whatever is easiest. He probably popped into the Library, and asked the first two kids who stopped by, maybe he did 4-5 and the other kids didn't give anything that was quote-worthy, or didn't want to be quoted, or his editor pulled those things due to space constraints.And regardless of the user bits, the article could stand alone. You don't need testimonials to make an article.-- Ender, Duke_of_URL

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