“Comics: Life in Pictures”

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“Comics: Life in Pictures” Kate Luksha, Form 5 “B” Braslav Gymnasium

The Yellow Kid R. F. Outcault, 1898

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Belarusian comics are drawn but you can hardly find them in bookshops. People create comics mostly for their own pleasure, but not for selling.

What is “comic” in your opinion? What comics do you prefer? Do comics help people in studying? Are there Belarusian comics? a story in pictures 33 actions 12 Yes 53 26 a magazine with funny pictures 22 science-fiction 18 No 6 a magazine with superheroes 21 adventure stories 32 I don’t know 14 20 funny stories 11

Comics in Belarus are quite rare and few people know about them Comics in Belarus are quite rare and few people know about them. But nowadays they are becoming more attractive for people in our country as they ENCOURAGE people to THINK and CREATE.