In this class we have briefly touched on what makes a graphic novel a graphic […]
Pictures Worth a Thousand Words
Scooby Doo Where are You?…Surviving the Apocalypse.
Almost everyone knows who Scooby and the Mystery Gang are. And throughout the years the […]
Comic to Film: Iron Man
With the rise of Marvel Studios in the film industry, they have started to turn […]
The Adult Fear towards Creativity
I am sure that most of us, as adults, feel like this while breaking a […]
Emily Carroll’s Psychological Webcomic World: Dream or Reality?
Earlier in the semester, we explored Emily Carrol’s first printed graphic novel, Through the Woods. […]
Junji Ito at the Intersection of Horror and Comedy
In 2008, horror manga artist and dog person Junji Ito was met with a curse […]
Novel to Graphic
In lieu of the popularity of Japanese manga, the need to expand their audience, and […]
Power to the Reader
In many comics the author provides the reader with everything needed to analyze the characters. […]
Rorschach’s Psychopathology
Chapter six of “Watchmen” contained many psychological themes, mostly due to Rorschach’s identity aligning with […]