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Examples

Here are some examples of Comicgen usage

• Using Comicgen: Free comic creator
• Why Game of Thrones?
• How Big is the Data?
• More work by Ramya
• Comic narrative + a line chart #cricket
• India vs Afghanistan, World Cup 2019 (version 2)
• Wasting time on IMDb
• Coding memes

Technique examples

• Character narrating a story for The World Bank
• A tweet embedded in a 3-panel comic strip
• A video embedded in a 3-panel comic strip
• Character reacting to changing data live

Webcomics examples

• The Movie
• This New Year
• Netflix & Chill
• Handwritten
• Happy New Year

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Here are examples or guides of where comics have been used effectively in storytelling.

• Comic based manuals
  • Scott Mccloud’s implementation of Comic characters for explaining Google Chrome is one of the finest examples to date. This or This can be referred.
  • Bite-sized command line explains UNIX commands with comics
  • Using comic books to teach business ethics as researched and published by Springer journal
  • Antonija Kuzmanic explains That Pesky P38 Map Kinase with comics
• Content marketing: Comics are eye-catching and noticeable elements, which we hardly find in marketing mailers, product explanation mailers, newsletters.
  • Marketoonist creates content marketing campaigns using cartoons
  • Erin Ollila writes a fine article on it.
  • The awesome adventures of megacorp's marketers.
• Comic games for offline screens: Remember the small-hand dinosaur running across the screen when Google chrome is offline? A comic game or a random conversation about the website being down can make the website interactive even when it is down.
• Comic storytelling: I love how Pablo Stanley, a UI/UX designer, uses comic into storytelling. Check this out.

If you find good examples, please add a comment. We'll include them.