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Just gathering ideas for my "52" series. Does anyone feel they are appropriate for children, say ages 9+, in a hospital or nursing home? Anyone know of any "programs" to introduce children to the fun of comic books?
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| I think it would be okay, depends on the maturity of the people.
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| Paper products can transmit mold, fungus, and allergens. It is very unlikely that a donation to a hospital would be used in the manner you hope. My friend was contacted by a hospital in the 90's and they asked him if he could sell the comics for them. They were more interested in the money, not giving kids comic books to read.
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Have you considered donating them to a youth shelter, or maybe even a public library? Either one would probably be grateful to take them off your hands.
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Aphelion (9/13/2009)
Paper products can transmit mold, fungus, and allergens. It is very unlikely that a donation to a hospital would be used in the manner you hope. My friend was contacted by a hospital in the 90's and they asked him if he could sell the comics for them. They were more interested in the money, not giving kids comic books to read.Good point, did not consider that.
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