Comics for Communication
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Comics for Communication

02 Sep 2008 Comics for Communication

Posted at 09:11h in comics, Google by

It was interesting that Google used a comic strip to effectively communicate the reasons why they are introducing a new browser called Chrome. I was especially taken in by the discussion of processes and tabs, a topic that would normally be rather dry.

Comics were recently used to communicate legal concepts to First Nation tribes in BC.

Geoff Brown recommends “Understanding Comics: The Invisible Art”, a book that discusses the use of comics for communication. It was written in 1994, but is still #1 in Amazon’s “Cartooning” category.



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