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Stackfest: Librarians in the Comics Fray
Four graphic novel panels aimed at librarians took up the trade day on Friday during the second New York Comic-Con. Sponsored by Brodart, Diamond Book Distributors and Library Journal, “Stackfest,” as the series of panels were dubbed, attracted 60—100 librarians of the 400 who had registered for the con.
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Comics
Unshelved: Laughter in the Stacks
Bill Barnes and Gene Ambaum, creators of the Web comic Unshelved, are the comedic patron saints of the library world
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Library Pulls 'Fun Home,' 'Blankets'
At a meeting to decide whether to remove two graphic novels from circulation, the board of trustees of the Marshall, Mo. public library have decided to appoint a committee to develop a materials selection policy.
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Librarians Talk about Sex in Manga
It's a classic manga scenario: a cute girl and a bumbling guy. A gust of wind blows up her skirt revealing her underwear and the guy gets a nosebleed. Nosebleeds represent sexual overtones and they are common in manga. So what's a librarian to do about supplying books to teens and children who may not be appropriate for them?



