graphical storytelling

This kind of design-focused format can be extremely eye catching.

“Secrets of 90,” The Columbian, Dec. 18, 2005: “What we can learn from asking 90-year-olds profound questions.”
“Inspiring Minds,” The Columbian, Dec. 15, 2006: “I simply wanted to talk to artists about creativity and inspiration. This is what they told me.”
“Real Page Turners,” The Columbian, Aug. 4, 2006: "Why libraries are just about the greatest places on the planet."
“Zeroing in on 40,” The Columbian, July 1, 2007: “Thoughts from 39-year-olds about the next birthday and what they have surmised from life so far.”
“Anatomy of a Laugh,” The Columbian, Sept. 17, 2006: “Science of a joke.”
“Project Procrastination,” The Columbian, Jan. 28, 2007: “About those things that you never can get done.”
“Kicking Candy,” The Columbian, Oct. 21, 2006: “Alternatives for candy on Halloween.”
“Talent to Scare,” The Columbian, Oct. 22, 2006: “About those people playing the scary monsters in haunted houses.”
“Are Your Meetings Off-Kilter?” The Columbian, March 11, 2007: “Ever been stuck in a boring meeting? Slip this piece to the person running it.”
“Beaters,” The Columbian, Dec. 14, 2003: “Taking pride in a car, only as if living in opposite world.”
“Ugly Dogs,” The Columbian, Dec. 12, 2000: "Ask your community about its ugly dogs. Here's what you get."