Tag Archives: Y: The Last Man

This is the End …

Posted on December 5, 2011 by vincentklo

Is this class really coming to an end? I wish time had a “slow-down” button! I would love to have more time to further enjoy the pleasures of this course, and of course, have more time to study for finals. … Continue reading →

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It’s not an end, but rather a new beginning…

Posted on December 4, 2011 by ssegovia5

When first signing up for this class, I didn’t know what to expect. Although now that this class is coming to an end, I would like you to further discuss the difference between aesthetic and substantive perspectives more thoroughly because … Continue reading →

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The end of the beginning!

Posted on December 2, 2011 by stephenculberson

Wow, one semester gone just like that, and I have to say it was an interesting one.  This class in particular was an extreme positive, mainly because it consistently kept me interested and attentive throughout the many months of strenuous … Continue reading →

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Comics Connection

Posted on November 4, 2011 by tbenavid

I love comic books. Comic books have been a part of my life for quite a while now. When I was about 8 years old, my dad took me with him to a comic shop, and introduced me to the … Continue reading →

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Who Said Tigers Couldn’t Talk?

Posted on November 4, 2011 by vincentklo

Growing up, reading was forced upon me. My parents were those fanatics who believed free time equated to book time. However, I was never really fond of books that were too wordy, relatively speaking. As such, I always managed to … Continue reading →

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Y: Not Read More?

Posted on November 4, 2011 by claireosburn

I have always felt that the term “comic” had a mildly dated connotation, nostalgically recalling newspaper funnies and aging collections. What some call “grown-up” comics I have most often heard referred to as graphic novels, and I was fortunate enough … Continue reading →

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So comics are actually kinda interesting…

Posted on November 4, 2011 by bsmith8

I haven’t really had much experience with comics in the past. I would say the most contact I’ve had is when I was in preschool. My best friend was obsessed with Batman, and so on many occasions I was forced … Continue reading →

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Comics…. A misunderstood medium

Posted on November 4, 2011 by skinnforwinn

I believe comics have been given a bad rap. Many people consider them “nerdy” or “dorky,” but I believe this is a great overgeneralization. There are the adventure comic books, the action, the serious, and the sci-fi. I have never … Continue reading →

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Comic Book Guy

Posted on November 4, 2011 by maxmph

Comics have never been my thing.  The closest I ever came to reading comics is the funny section of the paper.  I always loved reading Dilbert, Family Circus, and of course Peanuts.  The creator of Charlie Brown and friends, Charles … Continue reading →

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Hey, check out that nerd!

Posted on November 4, 2011 by abottera

Slightly embarrassed, I pulled the hardback comic book out of my bag, attempting to keep it hidden from my fellow students in fear that they would judge me for my seemingly nerdy choice in literature. As I felt the eyes … Continue reading →

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