Free Comic Books in PDF Format

Comic books are too interesting to be school related. At least, my kids seem to think so. That's fine with me. I get the learning in any way I can. :) So, today I did some searching. And I have found a few comic books that I plan on printing out for the children.

Of course as with all materials online, you will probably want to read over the free comic books first and then decide whether or not you want to print them out for your family. Enjoy!

• Adventures of Buddy McNutty - peanuts
• Amateur Radio Comic Series
• Army Brat Pack - for children with Army parents
• Asia Floor Wage - garment worker wages
• Battle of the Villages - Red Cross book
• Bound by Law? - copyright law
• Breast Biologues - breast cancer and the environment
• Bug Stops Here - germs 
• Cptn Qos Meets Congestion Critters
• Christmas Story
• Copyright
• David - from the Bible
• Dina Gottliebova
• Elephant's Life - PETA literature
• Esther - from the Bible
• Federal Reserve comics on money - view online to get to the pdf books
  
• Friends Forever - TB
• Gideon - from the Bible
• Gold Peanut
• Google Chrome - all about
• Hanny and the Mystery of the Voorwerp - an atronomical phenomena 
• H2O Tunes - water safety
• Julia and Steven's Adventures - Discovering the World of Organic Farming
• Learn Bart - Bay Area Rapid Transit
• Let's Go Scouting - boy scouts
• Martin Luther King and the Montgomery Story
• Nature Comics - based on PBS series
• No Ordinary Flu - flu pandemic
• Patents
• Pests Private Eye
• Preparedness 101 - disaster preperation 
• Prison Town - the cost of prison
• Probe to Titan - space probe
• Score the Goal - United Nations publication
• Soldering is Easy
• Sprocket Man - bike safety
• Step Into the Trades - careers
• Story of Rudo & Timba - HIV/Africa
• Toddler Tantrum Tool Kit
• Trademarks
  
• True Story of Smokey Bear
• Understanding Air Pollution in OK
• Zoe and Molly Online - online safety

Here are some how to's on comics.

• biblical look at comic heroes
• Comic Book Draw - Getting Started Guide
• comic strip lesson plan
• making a comic on your computer

I am particularly interested in printing out the amateur radio comic books. Several years ago I printed out the first (and at the time the only) book for my oldest (and at that time only) child. He read it over and over again. After awhile, he even started drawing his own comics. I just told him that there are now seven ham radio comic books. Good thing we just stocked up on ink.

Conserving Ink and Paper
Printing free comic books from the internet can use up a lot of ink. So I use the quick (draft) print on my printer. I also print on both sides of the paper. That can be a bit of pain depending on the printer you have. But it saves paper and the comic can be stapled together or put in a three prong folder so it an "actual" book.

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