Comics

• Carey, A, Gibson, M and Lyons, C (2010) 'Through the looking glass: Skim by Mariko and Jillian Tamaki'. INIS. The magazine of Children's Books Ireland, Spring 2010, No. 31, Dublin: CBI. pp.26-28
• Gibson, M (2010) Dr Peter Venkman: 'Scuse me Egon? You said crossing the streams was bad!...' Dr Ray Stanz: 'Cross the streams...' Comics, manga, graphic novels and the challenge and excitement of cross-curricular work (with apologies to Ghostbusters [1984]) NATE Classroom No. 10, Spring, p. 10-12
• Gibson, M (2009) The war of the worlds? Classics, comics and ways of thinking about adaptations.NATE Classroom No. 9, Autumn, p. 11-13
• Gibson, M (2008) Nobody, Somebody, Everybody: Ballet, Girlhood, Class, Femininity and Comics in 1950s Britain. Girlhood Studies, Issue 2, Montreal: McGill University pp 108-128
• Gibson, M (2008) From 'Susan of St. Brides' to 'Heartbreak Hospital'. Nurses and nursing in the girls' comic from the 1950s to the 1980s. Journal of Children's Literature, July 2008 pp. 104-126
• Gibson, M (2008) What you read and where you read it, how you get it, how you keep it: Children, comics and historical cultural practice. Popular Narrative Media, Volume 1, Issue 2, Autumn 2008, pp 151-167
• Gibson, M (2008) The Powerful World of Graphic Texts. In Goodwin, P. (ed.) Understanding Children's Books: A Guide for Education Professionals, Sage
• Gibson, M. (2008) Understanding and using manga, comics and graphic novels in school. NATE Classroom No. 5. Summer. p. 8-10.
• Gibson, M (2007) The Tale Of One Bad Rat: the child alone and the alternative and substitute family. In: Bradford, C & Coghlan, V (eds.) Expectations and Experiences: Children, Childhood & Children's Literature Lichfield, Pied Piper Press.
• Gibson, M (2007) Graphic Novels In The Curriculum. Learning and Teaching Scotland
• Gibson, M (2007) '"Wham! Bam! The X-Men Are Here": The British Broadsheet Press and the X-Men Film and Comic Revisited'. In: Comics into Films Gordon, I, Jancovich, M & McAllister, M (eds.) University Press of Mississippi
• Gibson, M (2007) '"What is this mango, anyway?" Manga and younger readers in Ireland and Britain'. INIS. The magazine of Children's Books Ireland, Dublin: CBI.
• Gibson, M (2007) 'Manga and younger readers in Britain. Some initial observations'. IBBYLink: British Section Newsletter, London: IBBY
• Gibson, M (2006) Mehr als eine Heldin - das Motiv der Clique im britischen Mädchencomic von 1950 bis 1980 In Diekmann, S & Schneider, M (eds.) Szenarien des comic: Helden Und Historien Im Medium Der Schriftbildlichkeit. SuKuLTuR, Berlin.
• Gibson, M (2003) ''You can't read them, they're for boys!' British Girls, American Superhero Comics and Identity'. International Journal of Comic Art Vol.5. No.1. Spring.
• Gibson, M (2003) 'What became of Bunty?' The emergence, evolution and disappearance of the girls' comic in post-war Britain. In Bearne, E. and Styles, M. (eds.) Art, Narrative & Childhood. Trentham Books.
• Gibson, M (2001) '"Wham! Bam! The X-Men Are Here": The British Broadsheet Press and the X-Men Film and Comic'. International Journal of Comic Art Vol.3. No.2. Fall, pp 239-249.
• Gibson, M (2000) On British comics for girls and their readers. In Moody, N. (ed.) Consuming for Pleasure, University of Liverpool John Moores Press, Liverpool
• Gibson, M (2000) 'Reading as Rebellion: The Case of the Girl's Comic in Britain'. International Journal of Comic Art Vol.1. No.2. Fall, pp 135-151
• Gibson, M (2000) Books with Attitude II. Annotated bibliography and guide to graphic novels and comic books. Farries.
• Gibson, M (2000) 'Creating new audiences: working in schools'. Sequential Tart, Vol. III, No.7.
• Gibson, M (2000) 'Creating new audiences: working with gatekeepers'. Sequential Tart, Vol. III, No.6.
• Gibson, M (1999) Comic Strip Materials: The British Perspective. In Pinsent, P. (ed.) Pop Fiction, National Centre for Research in Children's Literature Papers 5, Roehampton Institute