just read 'Ariol, vingt ans d'un héros de la bande dessinée jeunesse

Source: story link, from franceculture.fr

Great conversation in this podcast about the danger of dismissing comics as simply “easier to read.” I appreciated the discussion of the literacies needed to understand a comic.

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