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TEACHING RESOURCES
To assist with classroom discussion and exploration, here are some helpful links to digitized primary source materials from the First World War. We encourage you to explore these websites further for additional information (and resources). Contact us at info@groupof7comics.ca for more information about school visits and our interactive workshops.
Personnel Records of the First World War - Library and Archives Canada
Database includes digitized copies of all Canadian Expeditionary Force personnel files (soldiers, nurses, chaplains) as well as digitized files for many individuals who served in the Royal Newfoundland Regiment and Newfoundland Forestry Core.
Canadian Posters from the First World War - Archives of Ontario
Online exhibit and poster gallery that focuses on Canadian posters produced during the First World War.
Vimy Ridge Maps - Canadian War Museum
Selection of digitized maps of Vimy Ridge, detailing Canadian operations during the First World War.
BUT WAIT THERE'S MORE!
Group of 7: A Most Secret Tale nominated for Best Graphic Novel at the 2020 Sequential Magazine Awards.
Chris Sanagan awarded 3rd Place in Favourite Writer category and Group of 7 #5 nominated for Best Comic Book at the 2019 Sequential Magazine Awards.
Group of 7 #2-3 awarded 3rd Place for Best Comic Book at the 2018 Canadian Independent Comic Book Wiki Awards.
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About Us
Group of 7 Comics is a publisher of creator-owned independent comic books based in the Greater Toronto Area and the home of acclaimed comic book series, Group of 7 Comics.
Our mission is to tell great stories.
OUR TEAM
Chris Sanagan is the writer of Group of 7 Comics. Non-comic book writing credits include articles for Ontario History, The American Archivist, Spacing Toronto and the Guelph Mercury Tribune.
Jason Lapidus is the artist of Group of 7 Comics. Prior to making comics, Jason taught art at the Royal Ontario Museum, and served as a Communication Professor at George Brown College.