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This is a <strong>very innovative way to approach theory.</strong> It has long been recognized that theory is difficult to teach and even harder for students to grasp, and I am thrilled to see that writers and publishers are starting to think of new ways to handle the subject. --Allison Timbs, <em>Campbellsville</em> <em>University</em> <em>CrimComics</em> is a <strong>very cool, visually striking comic book</strong> that effectively introduces criminological theory to undergraduates. It is really clever in its pedagogical approach, balancing concise and accurate exposition with interesting historical vignettes. --Paul Kaplan, <em>San Diego State</em> <em>University</em> I think <strong>students will be thrilled</strong> to have something fresh and original that has been adapted to their generation of learners. --Anna Devita, <em>University of North Carolina, Charlotte</em>

This is a very innovative way to approach theory. It has long been recognized that theory is difficult to teach and even harder for students to grasp, and I am thrilled to see that writers and publishers are starting to think of new ways to handle the subject.--Allison Timbs, Campbellsville University CrimComics is a very cool, visually striking comic book that effectively introduces criminological theory to undergraduates. It is really clever in its pedagogical approach, balancing concise and accurate exposition with interesting historical vignettes.--Paul Kaplan, San Diego State University I think students will be thrilled to have something fresh and original that has been adapted to their generation of learners.--Anna Devita, University of North Carolina, Charlotte

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Krista S. Gehring is an Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice at the University of Houston-Downtown. Michael R. Batista is a professional freelance illustrator.

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