The top line of this blog are the theory and techniques guides for COMM 273. Along the left column you can see links to student work. Students post their public work here for COMM 273, Media and Popular Culture class at TLU.
This is a great analysis, the comical art here on this page is also very diverse. The use of McCloud's analysis all looks really good. Some leads for interpretations that you could potentially use here are the relationships of Luba's children and how they have changed throughout the story, by doing this you could easily create a story line using McCloud's analysis to further prove how this relationship has changed with her children, along with the fathers of them.
You mention that the fast pace and the shaky lines show tension. There are also quite a few different panel transitions. Does this add to the tension of the story as well? You could look at how this tension adds to the development of the relationships between the character and how this tension makes the audience feel while reading it. Does it affect the way they see the characters?
This is a great analysis, the comical art here on this page is also very diverse. The use of McCloud's analysis all looks really good. Some leads for interpretations that you could potentially use here are the relationships of Luba's children and how they have changed throughout the story, by doing this you could easily create a story line using McCloud's analysis to further prove how this relationship has changed with her children, along with the fathers of them.
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