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Your chance to participate in a battle of COMIC proportions!

The Clash of the Heroes contest centers around the creation of a comic book. Students will have the opportunity to demonstrate their creative talents in an exercise involving core aspects of literacy, including reading and writing.

The winning characters, along with the accompanying story, is transformed into a special one-page comic by a professional graphic designer. In addition, students have the chance to digitally publish their work and be featured alongside other amazing young artists. 

The contest is open to students enrolled in our participating programs. Each program competes within its regions over the Summer, ending with your chance to vote on your favorites and help guide the creation of a comic book! Browse past winners below!

Previous Winners

2024

Ratwoman

Massachusetts DYS

Student's original submission

2024

Kero the Frog

Florida DJJ

Student's original submission

2023

Hemi

Florida DJJ

Student's original submission

2023

Super D

Massachusetts DYS

Student's original submission

2022

Celestina

Florida DJJ

Student's original submission

2022

Sharkman

Massachusetts DYS

Student's original submission

2021

Aspire

Florida DJJ

Student's original submission

2021

Jade and Rowan

Massachusetts DYS

Student's original submission

2020

Grabel Hook

Florida DJJ

Student's original submission

2020

Lady Justice

Massachusetts DYS

Student's original submission

2020

Night Angel

Boys Town North Florida

Student's original submission

2019

Medic Man

Florida DJJ

Student's original submission

2018

A'storya

Florida DJJ

Student's original submission

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The research reported here is funded by a grant to the National Center on Improving Literacy from the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education, in partnership with the Office of Special Education Programs (Award #: H283D210004). The opinions or policies expressed are those of the authors and do not represent views of OESE, OSEP, or the U.S. Department of Education. You should not assume endorsement by the Federal government. 

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