Reinventing Comics

Enduring to the end In life hardships are everywhere and to be honest you can’t go one week without Something happening to you that doesn’t affect you negatively. Whether it is something big like the death of a family member or something small like let’s say accidentally breaking your favorite toy. No matter the size of it will affect you. But no matter how much you want to give up you will always earn something worth having so I encourage you. Endure to the End Bruce R. McConkie wrote this in regards

“ I think it 's funny, we live in an era and time where peace, love and positivity is considered corny or whack.. and that 's some evil thoughts.” (Logic) This is one of my favorite quotes from one of my favorite rappers of this generation. He makes music to talking about his struggles being a biracial kid grow up in a dysfunctional home in Maryland and his parents being drug addicts. He also talks about his love of music and happy, good stuff about life. In a way he wants to put the world together

The Insight to Comics Fàbio Moon and Gabriel Bà illustrated a story through comics that represent different moods and feelings in a series titled Daytripper. Comic books are a form of art, and they provide the reader with a broad spectrum of topics. Artist express the world through colors, symbols, and themes to show feelings, thoughts, and ideas and this can be done through various forms of art, which includes comic books. The illustrations in comic books help to convey the meaning of the story

chose to study the fandom of The Walking Dead. For the purpose of this paper, I will refer to The Walking Dead as a comic, a video game, and a TV series. The focus of this ethnography is to understand how the comic book culture influences many fans. Since the series is based on a graphic novel series, and some of the fans are schooled in comic culture; they arrive with literacy in comic storytelling. Others who are not fans may recognize the visually and narrative of zombie films, in the horror genre

Manga Shakespeare is able to properly convey Shakespeare’s original story and language through its use of images, original text, and speech bubbles. The manga’s use of different speech bubbles conveys the intended language and emotions of Othello, as if it is being preformed rather than if it is simply read, thus putting forth a product that accurately depicts Othello in a similar fashion to which the play originally was intended to be viewed. One of the ways Shakespeare’s language is conveyed

Just like traditional literature, comic books can be analyzed through narrative, structure, and plot. Since the narrative is one of the prime factors in storytelling, comics must have a strong narrative. If there is no narrative, there is no story. Although, it's important to keep in mind that stories are still stories, whether you’re reading A Tale of two Cities or Watchmen. After all, a good story can be told in any medium at all. With this in mind, while analyzing parts of the narrative, one

“Violent Media is Good for Kids” is a very interesting essay in which he describes how violent media can help kids to overcome obstacles. Also, he describes that some kids that used to be shy become outgoing by reading comics, he makes his point by saying the kids who reads this comic, get confident by identifying with the superheroes of the stories that they read. He gave examples of kids that were treated with violent media, but I am not truly sure if this is effective in kids or not because in the

Childhood by Marjane Satrapi’s at first impression looks like an unsophisticated comic book; however the book is much more intricate than it looks. It appears like the author Satrapi uses a graphic novel style to add to the stories and supplement profound thoughts what words probably cannot express in novels: layers of visual intuitions. However, does the use of graphic novel help Satrapi propel her idea? In the comic book it seems like she really has propelled her idea. The graphic novel is a book

My treatment kit for children with communication disorders consists of 5 activities. The first involves a cardboard box covered in construction paper made to look like a monster. This monster box has an opening for its mouth where items can be dropped through. Once the pieces are placed inside, the child cannot take them out, but there is a hidden opening under one of the sides of the box, allowing the clinician to remove the pieces later. The monster box would be appropriate for all children, both

When people think of graphic novels, most likely you would think of children’s books or Superhero comics. Now this may be true; but the use of graphic novels hold a lot of benefits for adults as well. They’re the perfect way to share a message without any miscommunication. And let’s face it, almost every adult out has a favorite genre that can be shared in a graphic novel. I for one love comics with Anti-heroes and Sci-fi/Fantasies. One famous graphic novel that shows the power of illustration