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Paul Dini’s Dark Night: A True Batman Story, Dean Trippe’s Something Terrible
#50: CONTENT WARNING
This week we discuss Paul Dini’s Dark Night: A True Batman Story, Dean Trippe’s Something Terrible, two graphic novels that retell traumatic events of physical and sexual assault. We believe these books are some of the best examples of stories, comics in particular, as a therapeutic tool.
*The Geek Therapy Library is meant to help fans communicate through their favorite movies, books, and games. It is a resource for therapists, teachers, and parents to find a way to work with or talk about things through awesome content and allow Geeks and Nerds everywhere a way to be better understood.
You can help out by suggesting entries for the GT Library here: https://geektherapy.typeform.com/to/azCwM5
For more Geek Therapy visit us at www.GeekTherapy.com.
Follow us on Twitter: @GeekTherapy | @GeekTherapist | @JosueACardona
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By Geek Therapy Network#50: CONTENT WARNING
This week we discuss Paul Dini’s Dark Night: A True Batman Story, Dean Trippe’s Something Terrible, two graphic novels that retell traumatic events of physical and sexual assault. We believe these books are some of the best examples of stories, comics in particular, as a therapeutic tool.
*The Geek Therapy Library is meant to help fans communicate through their favorite movies, books, and games. It is a resource for therapists, teachers, and parents to find a way to work with or talk about things through awesome content and allow Geeks and Nerds everywhere a way to be better understood.
You can help out by suggesting entries for the GT Library here: https://geektherapy.typeform.com/to/azCwM5
For more Geek Therapy visit us at www.GeekTherapy.com.
Follow us on Twitter: @GeekTherapy | @GeekTherapist | @JosueACardona
The post Paul Dini’s Dark Night: A True Batman Story, Dean Trippe’s Something Terrible appeared first on Geek Therapy.