- NHK World has a half-hour piece on how Chinese comics are trying to get the same visibility and global reach as the Japanese counterparts.
- Christine Ro discusses how lettering norms in comics have a negative impact for readers with dyslexia.
- Mike Korcek and Gary Colabuono look back at how comic books were banned entirely in the 1950s in the city of Mount Prospect, IL.
- Over at Tilburg's humanities department, they're trying to gather more information about readers' reaction and recognition of comic thought bubbles and speech balloons. Check out their survey.
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