comics

Elizabeth Alexander 1102 Similarities and Difference There are many similarities in comics. Comics approach a topic using a sense of humor. In both the two comics I picked there are two characters in each comic. Both comics use the characters talking to each other to explain the comic. Both comics contain four panels. Both the comics use facial expressions. You can tell how the characters feel in the entire comic. I found that US. Comic’s use more realist picture of the characters. Japanese comics use a form of anime. Japanese comic approach the subject with an unrealistic situation. The comic from the US Could have been made from an ordinary event or day. The US comic uses a typical day at work to help someone see their mistakes. The Japanese’s comic would never accrue in real life. The Japanese comic use the girl character to not really interact with the other character. She is more standoffish. The US comic uses the character to help understand maybe the mistake is no one else. The one character from Scott Meyers acts as support and is there for him. The Japanese’s comic characters do not seem to support each other. She lets him get hurt in the fourth panel. The comic’s layout is different. Scott Meyers uses four panels in square where the Japanese’s comics use four panels in a row. The US comic uses very little motion where the Japanese’s comic uses motion and action.

Meyer, Scott. "How to Help Someone See Thier Mistake." Online posting. Yahoo, Sept. 2011. Web. 14 Sept. 2011.

NA. "Golden Sun Comic 1 In ENGLISH by ~Fehize on DeviantART." //DeviantART: Where ART Meets Application!// Camelots, 1 Sept. 2011. Web. 15 Sept. 2011.