This site may focus on fun, rather than facts, but it will become a favorite of any Chemistry student. Here you will find scanned images of panels and/or pages of comic books, with references to the element you seek.

Although this page focuses more on fun than on facts, it will quickly become a favorite of most Chemistry students. Find scanned panels and pages of comic books with elemental characters.

Although this page focuses more on fun than on facts, it will quickly become a favorite of most Chemistry students. Find scanned panels and pages of comic books with elemental characters.

Although this page focuses more on fun than on facts, it will quickly become a favorite of most Chemistry students. Find scanned panels and pages of comic books with elemental characters.

Although this page focuses more on fun than on facts, it will quickly become a favorite of most Chemistry students. Find scanned panels and pages of comic books with elemental characters.

A set of comics that feature magnesium, and information about the element, in the story line. Less rigorous than some sites, but still interesting and fun.

Comics featuring lithium. Good graphics for a presentation.

ChemCenter, available from the American Chemical Society, provides chemistry news, reference sources and other public services.

The students will play a game of Battleship on the Periodic Table to review electron configuration of the elements.This lesson plan was created as a result of the Girls Engaged in Math and Science University, GEMS-U Project.

A comic page from 1964 that features californium as one of several elements for which no practical uses were then known.

A 1997 comic strip featuring dysporsium. Given the small amount of interesting information there is on this element, this is a nice touch for a report or a presentation.

All sorts of comics (especially Superman) where krypton comes into play. Nice graphics for a presentation or report.

An article investigating the life and work of Dmitri Mendeleev.

Comic fraturing iodine. Not the most detailed information, but lots of fun. Interesting and useful for visuals.

A 1968 Metal Men comic strip featuring iridium. Not the greatest source of imformation but good for illustrations and fun.

University of Kentucky provides comics in which bromine and information on bromine comes into play. A less common way of getting bromine information across.

Three comic strip pages that mention cadmium and provide a little bit of information on the metal. A different way to get some information across.

A whole bunch of comics featuring phosphorus.

Comic strip featuring palladium.

Comics featuring osmium, with nice graphics for presentations.

A pair of comic strips where magnesium figures prominently. Interesting and fun. Could be nice visuals for a presentation.

No doubt these are the only comics featuring europium. Good way to get some fun into a presentation.

A clever way to learn about francium. Possible graphic for a presentation

A couple of comics featuring zirconium.