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Dizzy Doom Kids joined the Mt. Carmel Veterans Service Center for its Patriots Day event. A recap video is on the way.

Dr. Monica Burns of Class Tech Tips walked teachers through our new ELA pilot program, which uses graphic novels to engage every reader.

Our puppet series Lava or Licorice took home two Bronze Telly Awards in 2025, in Kids & Family and in Education & Discovery. Entertainment Monthly News sat down with the team to talk about why the show clicks with kids.

Library Pass picked Digital Lizards of Doom Vol. 1 as one of its six must-read titles to close out the year.

Our mixed-media show Lava or Licorice, blending live action, puppetry and animation, is now streaming on Toon Goggles, the on-demand entertainment service for kids.

We teamed up with the Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii to bring social-emotional learning into their after-school programs across Oahu and Kauai.

The San Francisco Post looked at how the Digital Lizards of Doom curriculum is getting kids excited about reading in San Diego classrooms, and why other cities should pay attention.

At San Diego Comic-Con, Digital Lizards of Doom showed educators how graphic novels and interactive storytelling can turn reluctant readers into eager ones.

Comicbook.com went hunting through Vol. 1 and found nods to The Wizard of Oz, Alien, Dune, The Legend of Zelda and more.

School Library Journal previewed the next two volumes of Digital Lizards of Doom and looked at how San Diego Unified is teaching with the book, including a five-day lesson plan built with teacher David Ebert.

Papercutz looked at how Digital Lizards of Doom grew from a graphic novel into a curriculum built with teachers, administrators and students for today’s classrooms.

Creator Gabriel Valentin talks with Publishers Weekly about writing Digital Lizards of Doom for today’s young readers, and why a graphic novel was the right home for the story.

Comics Beat broke the news that the Digital Lizards of Doom graphic novel is moving to Papercutz, bringing Dizzy Doom’s first adventure to bookstores and comic shops.