Better Education Through Comic Books
Comic Books Make Learning Easier and More Entertaining
I was very lucky as a child to have a mom that was a fan of comic books. Mind you I'm not talking the traditional strong-men in tights comics. Even the coolest of moms are girls, and girls hate that crap. My mom had a large collection of cover-less, water damaged, crumblingAt four years old, I was reading on my own, and started wading through Tin Tin and Asterix. Both followed a similar theme of adventures in foreign lands and colorful if not politically incorrect characters. Tin Tin often featured Captain Haddock, a raging alcoholic who would spit out water as if it were poison and scream nearly incomprehensible insults at people. Asterix comics featured the adventures of a tribe of Gauls (Celts) fighting Roman influence as it slowly took over their way of life. Both taught me a lot about European history and culture.
Related information
- Most people learn visually.
- Comic books are basically an advanced form of a childrens picture-book.
- Parents should make suitable comics availible to their children.
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