Graphic Novel Crossword

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  1. 2. Graphic novels are read like blank.
  2. 5. Many blank have reported great success with integrating graphic novels in their teaching.
  3. 9. The term “comic” derives from the so-called funny pages that were found in the late blank century and Twentieth newspapers.
  4. 10. Words are frequently written in blank bubbles or text box.
  5. 12. Graphic Novels can be blank or fictional.
  6. 15. Historians agree that the first graphic novel writer was blank.
  7. 16. Currently, there are blank of graphic novels and the demand is increasing.
  8. 19. Graphic novels promote blank through motivation and meaning.
  9. 20. Graphic novels have emerged as a growing segment of book publishing and accepted by blank and educators.
  10. 23. Will Eisner is often credited with having popularized the term blank.
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  1. 1. Since the days of prehistoric man, people have been telling blank by using pictures.
  2. 3. The basic way of storytelling has been used in various forms for centuries from early cave blank to hieroglyphics.
  3. 4. Elements that make up graphic novels: panels, blank balloons, sound effects, motion lines, narration, and background colors.
  4. 6. Blank art is a visual, graphic narrative, pictorial narrative and storytelling.
  5. 7. Sometimes graphic novels have only blank.
  6. 8. Comic books are classified as blank which are produced monthly and usually have a progressive storyline that continues to the next issue.
  7. 11. The blank was the first country to publish a graphic novel.
  8. 13. Graphic novels contain similar literacy themes as blank literature.
  9. 14. Literary devices frequently featured in graphic novels include a blank of view, flashbacks, foreshadowing, and metaphors.
  10. 17. Lee Born in New York City on December 28, 1922, blank went on to work for the company that would later become known as Marvel Comics.
  11. 18. Many graphic novel writers and artists got their start at places like blank.
  12. 21. Franklin Blank wrote the “Poor Richard's Almanac” in 1732 which used comic relief to help cope with the American Revolution.
  13. 22. Blank are Japanese comic books and graphic novels.