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Transcript: 24 February 2012 Donald James MacHale is known popularly under the pen name D. J. MacHale He was born March 11, 1955 in Greenwich, Connecticut. He is a writer, director, and executive producer. The Monster Princess is MacHale's first picture book. It was first published on August 10th, 2010, and again on May 10th, 2011. Machale did not enjoy writing until college, where his screenwriting teacher changed his outlook He attended Greenwich High School and New York University after that. He recieved a BFA in film production. Carla Speed McNeil Robert "Bobby" Pendragon Carla Speed McNeil was born on in Hammond, Louisiana She is an American sci-fi writer, cartoonist, and illustrator of comics. In 1997, at Comic-Con International, McNeil won the Lulu Awards' Kimberly Yale Award for Best New Talent for her work on Finder and Shanda the Panda. Publishing in the 21st Century Literary Devices Allusion Allusion becomes a somewhat big part of this novel. For example, in the very beginning Uncle Press warns Bobby of the dangers of bringing things from the outside world into the new world. Bobby ignores this, however, and so begings the conflict. Denotation The problems that are created and eventually create the conflict in "Pendragon" are usually stated very clearly. The reader doesn't have to work very hard to figure out what the conflict is. Literary Devices: Continued Emily Croasdell The 21st Century is the current century. It began on January 1, 2001 and will end on December 31, 2100. During the 21st Century many political and historical changes have been made. For one, an African-American president was elected. Another is that a war was started in Afghanistan and Iraq. Those wars are slowly coming to an end, hopefully. Pendragon Writen by: D.J. MacHale Adapted and Illustrated by: Car;a Speed McNeil Book One: The Merchant of Death "Carla Speed McNeil." Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. N.p., n.d. Web. 13 Feb. 2012. <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carla_Speed_McNeil>. "D.J. MacHale." Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. N.p., 13 Feb. 2012. Web. 17 Feb. 2012. MacHale, D.J., perf. Bestselling Author D.J. MacHale Discusse. Youtube. Web. 17 Feb. 2012. <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kwg7EzBx6qs>. <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D._J._MacHale>. "The Monster Princess." Good Reads. N.p., n.d. Web. 13 Feb. 2012. <http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/7171620-the-monster-princess>. All pictures courtesy of Prezi. http://djmachalebooks.com/books/pendragon/ Loor Foreshadowing There is a bit of foreshadowing in the begining of the novel. It seemed like a nonchalant comment from Uncle Press to Bobby, but as the story progresses you find that comment becoming more and more important. Analogy Analogy can be found in this novel, though not very often. An exmaple found is if you harbor greed, and let it continue, nothing good can come of it. Bobby is a 14-year-old basketball player with brown hair and brown eyes Loor is the daughter of Uncle Press' good friend. She is a fierce warrior. At first she and Bobby strongly dislike each other but they grow to understand each other. Loor is a Batu warrior with dark skin, brown eyes, and dark hair (usually tied in a long braid), with an extremely athletic body. Works Cited Bobby Pendragon is the main character in the novel. He is in love with Courtney Chetwynde. His Uncle, Uncle Press as he is refered to, intorduces him to the magical worlds that lie beyond our own and so beings Bobby's story. D.J. MacHale

Graphic Novel

Transcript: Cristhian Mauricio Chacon 11-02 The Graphic Novel is a type of book but its content is in comic form, they can be fiction, nonfiction, history, fantasy, among others. This format was created with the intention of changing the thought that comics are just for kids comedy. Is characterized by using various narrative time and have a beginning, middle and end as it has the format of a book. Characteristic of the comic Characteristic Art Spiegelman Here are some characteristics of a comic in order to compare and understand the differences: *It is written for children or young people *Generally comes in parts and this in a single number can not know the beginning or end *Simple topic treated *Are much less longer than a graphic novel *Usually use a simple language. I have read almost 100 pages, the first 4 chapters and is excelent very interesting. Whole story begins with Art decides to write a graphic novel about the life of her father and begins to go to the house of his father, he begins to tell her every day like it was his life from a young age, before the German invation . Art begins to increasingly intrigued by the multiple stories that chronicles her father while riding in his room. Well basically is the story of how achievement after a time of hard work and long survive and get out of those prisons without starving or cold, but if I go into more detail would not end ever to have this interesting story. These details caught my attention: * They painted the Jews as mice and Germans as cats Poles as pigs. * That history is recreated in the memories and the narrative of Vladek but never stray away from the room where they are. * A very detailed description of each location, location, time, etc... In everything I have read on this subject always talk about this graphic novel This graphic novel is known as the most important graphic novel of all, among other things for being the only one with a prize Pulitzer and many say was so important that marked a before and after in the graphic novels. This graphic novel The Art Spiegelman wrote that Vladek Spiegelman's son who is the protagonist of the interesting history. The graphic novel account in great detail the entire life story of a survivor of the Nazi conquest of Poland and has everything he did to make it out alive from the Holocaust. All of the above felt intrigued and decided to read this graphic novel. *Have a format of book *Are written for adult people *Generally have a only writer *Have beginning, middle and end *Have a only history *Usually are very large *Use different narrative times *Usually use a extensive language. E-tiviti 1 : Graphic Novel The most important Graphic Novel The Graphic novels are directed to mature or adults because they often have a very strong content. ALL PAGES WERE SEARCHED THE DAY JUNE 26, 2014 Very Thanks He counted as he met with his mother and how he married her, and how quickly his older brother was born, that he could not know that he died in the war. Then began what most interested him as a Art in 1938 began to displace the Jews in some places. After he counted as war broke out in 1939 and how he should go to the army to prevent them from entering the Germans, but they managed to get in and captured him and many more companions as prisoners of war. Maus: a survivor´s tale LINK´S *http://curiosoando.com/cual-es-la-diferencia-entre-una-novela-grafica-y-un-comic *http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novela_gr%C3%A1fica http://fugahistorietas.blogspot.com/2010/06/que-es-una-novela-grafica.html *http://www.getgraphic.org/whatisagraphicnovel.php http://centrodeartigos.com/articulos-para-saber-mas/article_41554.html http://issuu.com/jorge.pedrero/docs/maus1and2 What is a Graphic Novel?

Graphic Novel

Transcript: The History of Comics and the Golden Age of Comics -He grew up in a poor part of New Jersey, and always wanted to be a journalist until he was hired by Bob Kane to work on the 'Batman' title of 1939. - For most of the 1940's he worked with Bill Finger on 'Batman.' - In 1950 he became a teacher at the School of Visual and mainly worked on comics involving war, romance and crime. - He left the comic book field in the 1950's and created the newspaper strip about science investigation. - In 1963 he decided to go back to the comic book field and and illustrated for TV titles like 'Lassie,' 'Bat Masterson,' and 'Nancy Parker.' - He is well known for his work as a comic historian. He was president of the National Cartoonist Society from 1967-1969. His work led to the establishment of and Writers Syndicate Comic books played a key role in propaganda the first was Dell Comics' USA is Ready, published in 1941 Comic stories even included true battlefield stories and and biographies of war heroes to boost morale Superheroes became involved in the propaganda spreading throughout the country urging readers to buy war bonds, war stamps Characters also urged readers to donate blood, participate in rationing programs, and remain against sabotage and intolerance for war Japanese were portrayed with buck teeth or fangs, clawed fingernails, and yellow skin (Murphy) The Origin of the Comic Strip The comic strip dates back from the 1550's in Germany. Usually in wood cut form, these primitive strips were made to convey messages of religion, politics, and morality. The American Comic Strip By 1940 there was an arrival of many superheroes and villains that appeared in comic books. Captain Marvel was another superhero that was created in 1940 and appeared in Whiz Comics #2 Captain Marvel and his book that he was featured in became a huge success and ended up selling over a million copies a month All of the superheroes dressed themselves in costumes representing the American flag and all represented the sense of patriotism spreading through the nation Captain America helped in fighting the Axis Powers and killed one million Japanese soldiers in a story (Murphy) William Hogarth was very influential comic strip producer during the 17th century. He removed much of the moral "crime and punishment" undertones that comic strips had and changed to more light hearted stories that were more sympathetic to it's characters. By: Nick Drago, Demitri Decoulis, Davide Moran, John Guttadauro, and Luke Nagel William Hogarth Action comics marked the beginning of the golden age as well as when the war was looming in Europe Comics during this time of WWII kept children on the home front amused as well as the soldiers off at war during down time fifteen million copies were sold every month even with paper rationing taking place in the home front The comic books at this time promoted traditional American Values (Murphy) Influential Artists: Jerry Robinson In 1896, The New York Journal published a Comic strip supplement in response to the New York World newspaper's new addition of full color comic strips. Among the the strips supplement was a strip my the name of The Yellow Kid by Richard Outcault. The Yellow kid is considered the most popular of these. He is also the first original character of American comic strips in history. - He was one of the grandmasters in American comic book art, his name was " The King" - Began his career in 1935 with "Popeye" and "Betty Boop" cartoons - In 1941 he created Captain America, which instantly became an American Icon and the country's morale boosting anti- Nazi hero. - After the war, Kirby collaborated with many other comic strips artist to increase his fame - In his 50 year career, he created many of the fields most successful concepts and is responsible for more comic book sales than any other artist. - His career ended on February 4th, 1994 when he died. Influential Artists: Jack Kirby Creation of Action Comics in WWII "Feature The Golden Age Of Comics." PBS. PBS, n.d. Web. 27 Sept. 2012. <http://www.pbs.org/opb/historydetectives/feature/the-golden-age-of-comics/>. "Golden Age of Comics." (comic Book Concept). N.p., n.d. Web. 28 Sept. 2012. <http://www.comicvine.com/golden-age-of-comics/12-55820/>. "Lambiek." Lambiek.net. N.p., n.d. Web. 28 Sept. 2012. <http://www.lambiek.net/comiclopedia.html>. Goulart, Ron. Comic Book Culture: An Illustrated History. Portland, Or.: Collectors, 2000. Print. "Comic Strip : The Origins of the Comic Strip." Encyclopedia Britannica Online. Encyclopedia Britannica, n.d. Web. 30 Sept. 2012. <http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/127589/comic-strip/13705/The-origins-of-the-comic-strip>. Ross, Shmuel. "Comics Timeline." Infoplease. Infoplease, 2007. Web. 04 Oct. 2012. <http://www.infoplease.com/spot/comicstimeline.html>. In the Early 1950's, the Golden age began to end. Due to the Comic's Code, passed around the same time, most of the content that had defined comic book until this

graphic novel

Transcript: The definition of a Graph ic Novel is a fictional story that is presented in a comic-strip format and presented as a book. The plot of Graphic Novel revolfs around solving problems. Examples of book for Graphic Novel are It Rhymes with Lust, A Contract with God,Bone,Anya's Ghost and Meanwhile. Types of chacters in graphic novels are heros,villans,cartoon characters and mythyology characters. The Litrary element in Graphic Novel is setting because every thing you see in the Graphic Novel is pictures. GRAPHIC NOVEL

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Transcript: Life as a poor and broke teenager Illustrated by Ashley Wentz I set out to find a job. Looking everywhere around town, I couldn't seem to find any luck. "Why are there so many buttons?..." My first day The search... Then one afternoon my phone rings... it was a call from Zaxby's to offer me a job! "This tea should not be this heavy... great, now I spilled it all over myself..." PAY DAY!! two weeks later... "Do we have to mop the ENTIRE floor??" The phone call! When I realized that I couldn't even afford a pack of gum, I knew it was time to make a change... My First Job Now the day has come where all of my hard work has paid off... literally! This was a new begginning of no longer being a broke teenager!

Graphic Novel

Transcript: Dogs and Water, By: Anders Nilsen Amount of Text Dogs and Water Less text Found that it could be less effective at times Somtimes you couldn't understand the graphic as well Persepolis had more text than Dogs and Water Sometimes I thought it had too much Amount of Graphics Dogs and Water More Graphics, were more in depth Think Dogs and water could be more effective if it had more text to go with the graphics Size of Frames Persepolis Smaller frames Dogs and water Very large frames More descriptive graphic Thought Persepolis frames were more effective Narrative Boxes Dogs and Water Mostly used speech balloons Persepolis Used more of a variety of balloons Use of Color Dogs and Water Used black and blue The Elements Together The bring the story line together. Help hold the readers attention. Go into a further insight of the story. By: Jamie Dennell and Connor Sonderman What makes a good graphic novel.

Graphic Novel

Transcript: The Talisman Volume 1: The Road of Trials Authors Stephen King Peter Straub Who is Stephen King: Stephen King is the author of more than fifty books, all of them worldwide bestsellers. He is the recipient of the 2003 National Book Foundation Medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters. He has written books such as, The Stand, The Shining, IT, and Cujo. Who is Peter Straub Peter Straub is the author of 17 novels which have been translated into more than 20 languages. He has won numerous awards for his work, including the World Fantasy Award for Best Novel, for Koko. He has written books such as Mystery, The Throat, and A Dark Matter PLOT SUMMARY Originally published in 1984, The Talisman is the story of a young teen named Jack Sawyer, who can save his dying mother only by retrieving a magical talisman. To find it he must cross back and forth between our world and the frightening and dangerous landscape of its “twinner” counterpart. Only he can save his mother. Time, for him is of the essense, and it is running out. PERSONAL REVIEW: Due to its graphic nature, there are some parts of this book that certainly not be suitable for a high school classroom. With that in mind, I thoroughly enjoyed this book and would recomend it to any student for a leisure read. Three Assignments: Cause and Effect- have the students read the book one page at a time. As a class, stop after any major decision made by Jack. What do they think will happen now? What would they have done differently? Symbolism- Periodically, talk about the immense ammount of symbolism King and Straub implement in the story. What are some reasons for symbolism? Have them pick a symbol for each page, for example, and explain what it means to them. Draw their own pictures- With the words and pictures in mind, I think it would be cool to see how the students would draw the pictures differently if they were the artist of the book. Is there anything they felt the artist missed? Create their own picture book of their favorite potrtion of the book.

Graphic Novel

Transcript: Illustrate Graphic Novel Presentation EMBEDDED ASSESSMENT 2 Reflective Text Vivid Demonstrates 7 or more steps of the hero's journey Text *Oral presentation is clear engaging and insightful *Shows extensive evidence of collaboration and planning Graphic Novel Visual Panel *COLOR *DETAILED IMAGES *EFFECTIVE FRAMING AND ANGLE TECHNIQUES *DIALOGUE BOXES *THREE DIRECT QUOTATIONS FROM THE GIVER *Graphic Novel *Skillful use of color/detail images *Written explanation showing insightfull understanding of how Jonas' fits the archetypical pattern *Perceptive and detailed explanation of color ,detail and framing /angel techniques used

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