Comic books (HQs) have been used as an educational resource for a long time. With a narrative easily accepted among children and young people, due to a harmonious conjugation between verbal and non-verbal languages, comics embrace several principles, including literacy. The evidence states, however, that there are obstacles in the application of this instrument in basic education, even with its recommendation from MEC. One of the assumptions is that education, training and guidance are insufficient for working with comics as a pedagogical practice in schools. Another assumption considers that the praxis and theories of Design are too close to methods already consecrated by the industry and the market of comics. From an educational point of view, the premise is that comics are recognized not only by students, but also by teachers and the various governmental bodies that take care of Education. Thus, this research investigated methods of comic construction in consonance with the narratological aspects in the construction of problem-solve stories, as they are carried out in Design, with the objective of proposing parameters for the instrumentalization of teachers and futures teachers in the use of comics for teaching. It is a qualitative and basic research, with an exploratory objective. In an attempt to encourage teachers involved in the project of building HQs with their students, we developed experiments in various sectors of education through lectures, training and follow-ups. The procedures followed the creation of a case study, which sought, in the exchange with teachers and students, new means for teaching using comics. We carried out interviews, records of practices, access to documents and immersion in the field, and we developed a method in which it was possible to carry out comic-building activities in a short period of time, based on four design steps of the design project. This initiative fulfilled the initial objective of the dissertation, which consisted of the elaboration of parameters for comic work in teaching. From then on, we followed the development of an instrumentalization method to be applied by any teacher, especially by one who already works with teenagers.