ICYMI: Dav Pilkey Launches Online Epic Comic Club to Get Kids Creating Comics davpilkey dogman catkid scholastic epiccomicclub scholastic GraphixBooks
\n comic book series in the world, publisher Scholastic Graphix has launched a new online portal to encourage kids to create their own comic books.\n\nHis Dog Man spinoff series The Cat-Kid Comic Club is a how-to guide for kids to create comics, disguised in a story. But there is no disguise here. Dav Pilkey's Epic Comic Club is a new global online platform where kids can create their own comics. The COPPA-compliant site, EpicComicClub.
The Epic Comic Club site also will serve as a destination for educators, booksellers, parents, and caregivers around the globe to access free resources including tips on how to start their own Epic Comic Clubs at home, in bookstores, classrooms, or libraries. Additionally, Scholastic has created a special section on its existing HomeBase platform as another portal where kids can submit their comics and access more games inspired by Dav Pilkey's beloved characters.
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