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definition of comics
juxtaposed pictorial and other images in deliberate sequence
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how long have comics been around?
thousands and tens of thousands of years
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the less realistic the cartoon
more the reader may identify with it
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define icons
images that represent people, places, things, or ideas (visual nouns)
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define closure
refers to how a reader will “read between the lines” to fill in info. between the images (the gutter)
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define the gutter
space between panels
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moment to moment (transition)
little closure (blinking)
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action to action (transition)
single subject in progression (like a baseball batter swinging a bat)
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subject to subject (transition)
moving from subject to subject in a scene (from person A to person B)
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scene to scene (transition)
transports reader through time and place
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aspect to aspect (transition)
moves around to show different perspectives on aspects if a place, idea, or mood
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non-sequitur (transition)
no logical relationship between panels at all
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sense that comics work with
sight
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way to read a comic
left to right and up to down
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backgrounds contribute how?
to moods and feelings
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lines can represent what?
symbols, emotions, senses, invisible things in general
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word specific (ways words and pics can be combined)
pictures illustrate but don’t add to what the text says
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picture specific (ways words and pics can be combined)
combinations where words do little more than add a soundtrack to a visually told sequence
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duo specific (ways words and pics can be combined)
panels in which both words and pictures send the same message
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additive (ways words and pics can be combined)
combo where words amplify or elaborate on an image or vice versa
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parallel (ways words and pics can be combined)
combo, words and pics seem to follow very different courses without intersecting
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montage (ways words and pics can be combined)
where words are treated as integral parts of the picture
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give an example of color-synaesthesia
red-angry, blue-cold/calming,
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interdependent (ways words and pics can be combined)
where words and pictures go hand in hand to convey an idea that neither could convey alone
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