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How Sixth Graders See Video Games Like Metal Gear And Blazing Angels

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Brian Ashcraft
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Graphic novelist Raina Telgemeier asked the 6th graders in the Afterschool Comics Workshop she runs to create a short comic on their favorite video game. The results are amazing.

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Glad to see those ESRB ratings are working out. Click through the link below for a few more.
lifemetercomics: 6th Grade Submissions! [Live Journal via GameSetWatch]

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