Contents
Topics discussed in Understanding Comics include:
- Definitions, history, and potential
- Visual iconography and its effects
- Closure, reader participation between the panels
- Word-picture dynamics
- Time and motion
- The psychology of line styles and color
- Comics and the artistic process
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