Comic books are useful for children ?

US researchers demanded to stop criticism of comics and specifically pictured them books because they are no less useful and complex for any kind of literary books . Professor Carol Talley

specialized libraries and information science at the University of Illinois American confirmed that children benefit from reading the funny like they benefit from reading other kinds of things of books.

She added that much of the criticism of comic books come from people who see that the children only look at the pictures without words, considering that this provision applies to some children and not on all of them.

Her comic books despite the mind for a long time suitable for children, many adults, including teachers and officials from the libraries they see fit, even for adults.

He considered that any book can be as good as it can be bad, noting that anyone can realize how the pictures and words work together in parallel to the narrative of the story which makes comic books complex as any other kind of literary books.

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