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Submitted by Shayna S on Sun, 02/28/2010 - 7:56pm.

 I'm going to repeat what I said on the other Graphic Novels post about reading at least a few sections of Understanding Comics by Scott McCloud. It's almost a graphic novel in itself (it is distinctly nonfiction) and it is made for the average reader. 

I also highly recommend for this class reading part of the anthology Flight. It has a bunch of short stories from various artists with different backgrounds and while it isn't a graphic novel like Watchmen or Maus, it still could be a great companion to those novels. 

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