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The Five Highest-Read Comics on the Zebra Comics App in the Month of April 2023

Introduction Zebra Comics is a digital platform that publishes African comics. The app was launched in 2022 and has since become one of the most popular platforms for African comics. In April 2023, the Zebra Comics app had over 60 thousand downloads and over 30 thousand active users less than 6 months after its release. […]

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Comics and Education

Every comic book reader understands the power of a good story. But did you know that comics can be used for more than just entertainment? Comics have been proven to help children learn and retain information better in educational settings. In fact, research has found that using comics as an educational tool helps increase student

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Jemiro: The New Afrofuturism Title on the Zebra Comics App and Website

If you are a fan of African comics, then you should be excited: Zebra Comics just released its new Afrofuturism and fantasy title called JEMIRO. As popular as Afrofuturism is, there aren’t enough comics based on this genre from the African continent. African creators are very interested in fantasy, sci-fi, politics, slice of life, thrillers

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Mythical Creatures: A Glance at Africa’s Folklore Repertoire

African folklore is rich with tales of mythical creatures that have both fascinated and terrified people for generations. From fierce, fire-breathing dragons to mischievous tricksters, these creatures have played a central role in African storytelling, serving as a way to explain natural phenomena, teach moral lessons, and provide entertainment. In this article, we will take

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The Life and Work of an African Comic Book Colourist: An Interview with Coeurtys Minko

In many African countries, there are certain occupations that are usually so obscure that many do not consider them as “real” occupations. One of such occupations is that of the “Comic Book Colourist.” Actually, the comic book industry in Cameroon and Africa is not yet as developed as it is in North America, Europe and

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Are Comics For Kids Only?

It may seem understandable that stories that are told with the use of images are stories meant for people with a lesser mental capacity who cannot cope with other forms of literature like novels or poetry. It is even more so because the word comics comes from the word “Funny” which points at the lighthearted

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Traditional Or Digital Comics Illustration? An Interview With Maitre Show

There has always been a huge debate amongst comic book creators when it comes to the way comic book art should be created. Many swear by traditional methods alone (use of paper, pencil and colours by hand), arguing that it is the only way one can see the authenticity in the craft of talented artists.

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