Graphic Novel Symposium

Iva-Marie Palmer & Marta Kissi: Their Partnership as Writer and Illustrator (video)

Iva-Marie Palmer, author of the Gabby Garcia’s Ultimate Playbook series, will talk about writing middle-grade novels with a graphic component. Attendees will hear about how this process differs from the typical novel, as well as the nuts and bolts of working with an illustrator. The illustrator of Gabby Garcia’s Ultimate Playbook, Marta Kissi, will join via Skype to talk about her side of the story. This event is part of the One Book, One College program on Ms. Marvel and the Graphic Novel Symposium.

Iva-Marie Palmer & Marta Kissi: Their Partnership as Writer and Illustrator

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The Magnificent: The Creative Journey of Comics with Carmelo Chimera (video)

Writer for the graphic novel The Magnificent share their collaborative process and talk about their production process. This event is part of our Graphic Novel Symposium.

The Magnificent: The Creative Journey of Comics with Carmello Chimera

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The Mosaics Program, G. Willow Wilson, and Ms. Marvel (podcast)

Tommy Hensel, Director of the Fine and Performing Arts Center, discusses the program Mosaics: Muslim Voices in America. He discuses previous and upcoming programming with a special emphasis on This is part of our One Book programming and our Graphic Novel Symposium.

 

The Mosaics Program, G. Willow Wilson, and Ms. Marvel

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The Identities of Ms. Marvel (podcast)

Sundus Madi-McCarthy and Nina Shoman-Dajani club advisers for the Arab Student Union and the Muslim Student Association discuss G. Willow Wilson’s graphic novel Ms. Marvel and the ways that it presents main character Kamala Khan’s identity as a Muslim woman superhero.This program will run from September 208 to May of 2019. This is part of our One Book programming and our Graphic Novel Symposium.

The Identities of Ms. Marvel, One Book, One College 2018-2019

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Why Study Pop Culture? (One Book Podcast Review)

Faculty member Carey Millsap-Spears discusses the importance of studying popular culture in preparation for the upcoming One Book program on the graphic novel Ms. Marvel by G. Willow Wilson and Adrian Alphona. This is part of our One Book programming and our Graphic Novel Symposium.

Why Study Pop Culture? 2018-2019 One Book: Ms Marvel

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Ms. Marvel a New Kind of Hero (One Book Podcast)

Librarians Tish and Troy give a brief overview of Ms. Marvel by G. Willow Wilson and Adrian Alphona, which is the 2018-2019 One Book text. They also discuss the program themes. This program will run from September 208 to May of 2019. This is part of our One Book programming and our Graphic Novel Symposium.

Ms. Marvel Review, 2018-2019 One Book, One College

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Video: Artist & Writer Dan Dougherty Shares His Creative Process

Award-winning illustrator and author visits Moraine Valley to share his creative process. Dan is a Moraine Valley alum who has written graphic novels, comic books, newspaper articles, and comic strips. His work has been featured online and in print. This event is part of our Graphic Novel Symposium.

Artist & Writer Dan Dougherty Shares His Creative Process

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Video: Dungeons & Dragons: The Game, the Myth the Legend

An estimated 20 million people worldwide have played Dungeons and Dragons – the original roleplaying game of adventure, treasure, and camaraderie. We will briefly talk about the game’s history, influence, and a brief discussion of gameplay. This event is part of our Graphic Novel Symposium.

Dungeons & Dragons: The Game, the Myth the Legend

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Video: Talking About Things We Love: Finding Community in Fandom

Faculty members discuss their own fan subcultures from Buffy the Vampire Slayer, to Glee, to Star Trek, to 70s sports, and more. How do fans come together to share ideas? How do fans expand on meanings and themes found within stories, time periods, or genres that they love? This will be a fun discussion about pop culture, hobbies, games and other realms of fandom. This event is part of our Graphic Novel Symposium.

Talking About Things We Love: Finding Community in Fandom

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