Here are some possibilities. Not sure if they will help you.

1. http://www.kiddonet.com/kiddonet/comicsPlatform/thecone.html  Through 
Internet Explorer, I went to "Tools>>Internet Options>>Languages" and then 
added Japanese. I still couldn't type in Japanese on the website, but I 
could copy Japanese from the Japanese Word Processor (JWP) that we use and 
paste it into the website.

2. http://www.pimpampum.net/bubblr/index.php (uses pictures not graphics) 
Can copy and paste after following the changes mentioned under #1.

3. http://quicktoons.com/create Allows copying and pasting as mentioned 
above.

4. http://stripgenerator.com/create/  Allows copying and pasting as 
mentioned above.

I found these from Larry Ferlazzo's terrific website. 
http://larryferlazzo.com/Student%20Work.html#com

I've only included free ones that didn't seem to require creating an 
account to get started.

I would love to see some examples of your finished product if you and your 
students wouldn't mind sharing.

Good luck.

Peggy Marcy
Supervisor, Language Learning Center
Mt. San Antonio College
1100 N. Grand Ave.
Walnut, CA 91789
(909) 594-5611 x5010
Fax: (909) 468-4128



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Hello,

We have a comics project in a Japanese class that we were hoping to do 
with
comiqs.com (rather than downloading a trial of Comic Life for 30 days), 
but I
can't get Japanese text input to work with the site. Do any of you know of 
how
to get around this, or - failing that - another Web-based comics site that
accepts Japanese text input. A Web-based solution would be far preferably 
to
the local trial solution.

I need to figure out our plan by Monday at the latest, so any quick 
information
any of you have would be very much appreciated.

Thanks!
Samantha



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