This article explores how African digital natives create inclusive Afrotopias through innovative French-language comics, highlighting community engagement.
Key Points
The main aim is to examine how African digital natives use French-language comics to create inclusive afrotopias.
Analysis of works by Atemkeng Azankang, Diabaté Nandy, and Reine Dibussi.
Focus on innovative storytelling and self-publishing methods.
Discussion of themes in relation to community engagement and local narratives.
The comics exemplify a forming process that cultivates inclusive afrotopias.
Artists employ multivalent storytelling strategies to engage their communities.
Innovative self-publishing practices are highlighted as crucial for building community.