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Examples Of A Comic Book Theme For School Yearbook

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I believe that a comic book theme is the ideal theme for our school yearbook. There are many unique ways to incorporate this theme throughout the yearbook . My group , which includes Kayla Burnett , Irene Cross , and myself (Kaila Maness) did the comic book theme for our project. Another group also did , that group includes Kylie Innes , Katie Beckum, and Breana Avita. That’s not all though , another group that includes Garrett and Annalise also did a comic book theme as their project. Between all of our groups there were some magnificent ideas. The cover page of the yearbook could have a macaw dressed as a superhero and in the corner of it would have the person’s picture (if they pre-ordered it) on some sort of comic book symbol. Superman
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