08 Dec

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Unpacking the Magic of Comic Writing: A Review of Words for Pictures When I first picked up Words for Pictures: The Art and Business of Writing Comics and Graphic Novels by Brian Michael Bendis, I felt a buzz of excitement akin to unearthing a long-lost comic book in the attic. As a lifelong comic book fan and aspiring writer, the prospect of gaining insight from one of the leading voices in contemporary comics was irresistible. Bendis, the mastermind behind beloved series such as Ultimate Spider-Man and The Avengers, opens...

08 Oct

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Understanding Comics: The Invisible Art by Scott McCloud – A Journey Through Panels and Ideas When I first picked up Understanding Comics: The Invisible Art, I had no idea that what awaited me was not just a book about comics, but an enlightening exploration into the very essence of storytelling and visual communication. Scott McCloud, with his engaging writing and artistic flair, pulled me into a realm where every panel and transition held a piece of deeper meaning. It was like discovering a secret language that transcended words—one that...

03 Oct

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Finding Laughter in Serious Conversations: A Review of New Kid: A Graphic Novel By Jerry Craft As a book lover who frequently seeks out stories that resonate with young people, I was drawn to New Kid: A Graphic Novel not just for its accolades, but for the unique perspective it promised. Written and illustrated by Jerry Craft, a creator I've admired for his ability to weave humor and depth into his work, this graphic novel marketing itself as “timely and honest” instantly piqued my interest. Little did I know that...