Luigi Siviero
Analysis cartoon
The composition of the pairs of tables
Abigail Press
Description
comics do not live in influences and trade with languages \u200b\u200bsuch as literature, cinema or poetry. They also have their own distinct identity and a core of characteristics that make them unique and different from any other art. Analysis cartoon is an essay that takes into account one of these aspects, the composition of pairs of tables, describing starting with the basics to highlight its importance in comics authors foreground as Tiziano Sclavi , Leo Ortolani, Mitsuru Adachi and Grant Morrison .
Features
88 pages 12x18 cm Paperback
stitched cotton thread
6.80 €
Contents CHAPTER 1
PAGE AS A TOOL OF CONTROL
§ 1.1 The player does not respect § 1.2 The rules
twist and even page
CHAPTER 2
OVER SPRING SURPRISE
§ 2.1 Introduction § 2.2
"Rat-Man by Leo Ortolani
§ 2.3 Metaphysics Groucho
§ 2.4 Batman: Arkham Asylum by Grant Morrison and Dave McKean
§ 2.5 comics without the element of temporality
§ 2.6 The composition of the pairs of plates in Japanese comics comics
§ 2.7 of Mitsuru Adachi
§ 2.8 Zen and the art of playing baseball
CHAPTER 3 THE COUPLE OF TABLES TOGETHER
§ 3.1 Introduction § 3.2 The new "Batman: Arkham Asylum by Grant Morrison and Dave McKean
§ 3.3" Georgie "of Man Izawa and Yumiko Igarashi
CHAPTER 4 IN ANOTHER TIME IN ANOTHER PLACE
§ 4.1 Introduction § 4.2 "Mazinger Z" Go Nagai and Ota Gosaku
§ 4.3 "Dylan Dog by Tiziano Sclavi and Luke Dell'Uomo
CHAPTER 5 THE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE COMPOSITION OF PAIRS OF TABLES
§ 5.1 The collaboration of the reader
§ 5.2 The splash page for the composition Opposition
§ 5.3 The last vignette of the page right
§ 5.4 "Altai & Jonson" by Tiziano Sclavi and Giorgio Cavazzano
CHAPTER 6 THE COMBINATION BETWEEN OPPOSITION AND COMPOSITION FOR COMPOSITION OF TWO TABLES TOGETHER
§ 6.1 Introduction § 6.2 "That night ..." Barry Windsor-Smith
CONCLUSIONS REFERENCES
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