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20 January 2015

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this is a selection of the New DC 52's blank comic covers that they published as part of their cover variants. I had a great art lesson with my pupils where they designed their own cover art, which is now on display in the local comic shop. This makes a great stand alone cover lesson or part of a ongoing topic on multimodal literature or comic art There is also an example of a completed cover attached to provide inspiration
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ndavidson91

9 years ago
5

Great for checking my GCSE lot understood multimodal / media conventions :) Thanks

mallapu

11 years ago
4

shionagh

12 years ago
5

Zoe2011

12 years ago
5

THANK YOU!!!!!

Mimii

12 years ago
5

Fantastic - I needed something that linked with our current project on graphic novels and Pop Art for a cover lesson, this worked really well and gave us lots to discuss on the next lesson too :) Many thanks!

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