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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Tijuana bible | | | |  Tijuana bible: Encyclopedia - Underground comixUnderground comics (or comix) are self-published or small press comic books that sprang up in the US in the late 1960s. The movement was centered in San Francisco, but also included important artists and publishers in New York, Chicago and Austin, Texas. Prominent artists associated with this movement include Robert Crumb, Robert Williams, S. Clay Wilson, Skip Williamson, Rick Griffin, Gilbert Shelton, Art Spiegelman, Kim Deitch, Jay Lynch, Spain Rodriguez, Bill Griffith, Justin Green and Trina Robbins. Mainstream comics were t ...
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| | | | Tijuana bible: Encyclopedia II - Comic book - The comic book in the United States of America Since the invention of the comic book format in the 1930s, the United States has been the leading producer, with only the British comic (during the inter-war period through the 1970s) and Japanese manga as close competitors in terms of quantity of titles (although, Japan outweighs America currently in overall sales by a vast margin). The majority of all comic books in the U.S. are marketed at younger teenagers, though the market also produces work for general as well as more mature audiences.
The history of the comic ...
See also:Comic book, Comic book - The comic book in the United States of America, Comic book - Underground comics, Comic book - Independent and alternative comics, Comic book - Decline of serial comic-book format, Comic book - The comics of Europe, Comic book - Franco-Belgian comics, Comic book - The British comic, Comic book - Italian comics, Comic book - Other European comics, Comic book - The graphic novel, Comic book - Regional categories, Comic book - Other forms, Comic book - Genres, Comic book - Some particularly notable comic books, Comic book - Comics - the sequential art form in general, Comic book - Comic book awards, Comic book - Miscellaneous, Comic book - Lists Read more here: » Comic book: Encyclopedia II - Comic book - The comic book in the United States of America |
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| | | | Tijuana bible: Encyclopedia II - Comic book - The comic book in the United States of America Since the invention of the comic book format in the 1930s, the United States has been the leading producer, with only the British comic (during the inter-war period through the 1970s) and Japanese manga as close competitors in terms of quantity of titles (although, Japan outweighs America currently in overall sales by a vast margin). The majority of all comic books in the U.S. are marketed at younger teenagers, thoug ...
See also:Comic book, Comic book - The comic book in the United States of America, Comic book - Underground comics, Comic book - Independent and alternative comics, Comic book - Decline of serial comic-book format, Comic book - The comics of Europe, Comic book - Franco-Belgian comics, Comic book - The British comic, Comic book - Italian comics, Comic book - Other European comics, Comic book - The graphic novel, Comic book - Regional categories, Comic book - Other Forms, Comic book - Genres, Comic book - Some particularly notable comic books, Comic book - Comics - the sequential art form in general, Comic book - Comic book awards, Comic book - Miscellaneous, Comic book - Lists Read more here: » Comic book: Encyclopedia II - Comic book - The comic book in the United States of America |
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| | | | Tijuana bible: Encyclopedia II - Comics - History When and where comics originated is another matter of debate, largely dependent on its definition. Many authors and sources, Scott McCloud being the most recent, observe precedents in Egyptian hieroglyphics, Japanese emaki, European stained glass windows, pre-Columbian Central American manuscripts, and the Bayeux Tapestry.9, 10
However, Roger Sabin has argued that this view is an attempt to co-opt a history with which to somehow justify comics as an art form.See also: Comics, Comics - Controversy regarding the terminology, Comics - History, Comics - 15th–18th centuries, Comics - The 19th century, Comics - The 20th century, Comics - Artistic medium, Comics - Art styles, Comics - The language, Comics - Forms within comics, Comics - Cartoon, Comics - Comic strip, Comics - Comic book, Comics - Webcomic, Comics - Instructional comics, Comics - Storyboard, Comics - Minicomic, Comics - The creation of comics, Comics - Comic book creation, Comics - Comic strip creation, Comics - Cartoon creation, Comics - Tools of the trade, Comics - Computer generated comics, Comics - Comics awards, Comics - United States, Comics - United Kingdom, Comics - Canada, Comics - France, Comics - Germany, Comics - Italy, Comics - Spain, Comics - Sweden, Comics - Japan, Comics - Regional categories, Comics - Comics movements, Comics - Miscellaneous, Comics - Lists, Comics - Bibliography, Comics - Notes Read more here: » Comics: Encyclopedia II - Comics - History |
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| | | | Tijuana bible: Encyclopedia II - Comics - History When and where comics originated is another matter of debate, largely dependent on its definition. Many authors and sources, Scott McCloud being the most recent, observe precedents in Egyptian hieroglyphics, Japanese emaki, European stained glass windows, pre-Columbian Central American manuscripts, and the Bayeux Tapestry.9, 10
However, Roger Sabin has argued that this view is an attempt to co-opt a history with which to somehow justify comics as an art form.See also: Comics, Comics - Controversy regarding the terminology, Comics - History, Comics - 15th–18th centuries, Comics - The 19th century, Comics - The 20th century, Comics - Artistic medium, Comics - Art styles, Comics - The language, Comics - Forms within comics, Comics - Cartoon, Comics - Comic strip, Comics - Comic book, Comics - Webcomic, Comics - Instructional comics, Comics - Storyboard, Comics - Minicomic, Comics - The creation of comics, Comics - Comic book creation, Comics - Comic strip creation, Comics - Cartoon creation, Comics - Tools of the trade, Comics - Comics awards, Comics - United States, Comics - United Kingdom, Comics - Canada, Comics - France, Comics - Germany, Comics - Italy, Comics - Spain, Comics - Sweden, Comics - Japan, Comics - Regional categories, Comics - Comics movements, Comics - Miscellaneous, Comics - Lists, Comics - Bibliography, Comics - Notes Read more here: » Comics: Encyclopedia II - Comics - History |
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| | | | Tijuana bible: Encyclopedia II - Comics - Forms within comics Comics as an art form represents many different forms and publication formats, not all of which are physical.
Comics - Cartoon.
Main article: Cartoon
The cartoon, originally an artist's prepartory drawings, is considered by some scholars, notably R.C. Harvey, as a form of comics. Although a singular image, it has been argued that since the cartoon both combines words with image and constructs a narrative, it merits inclusion as a form of comics. Cartoons typically take one of three forms, that of the gag cartoon, t ...
See also:Comics, Comics - Controversy regarding the terminology, Comics - History, Comics - 15th–18th centuries, Comics - The 19th century, Comics - The 20th century, Comics - Artistic medium, Comics - Art styles, Comics - The language, Comics - Forms within comics, Comics - Cartoon, Comics - Comic strip, Comics - Comic book, Comics - Webcomic, Comics - Instructional comics, Comics - Storyboard, Comics - Minicomic, Comics - The creation of comics, Comics - Comic book creation, Comics - Comic strip creation, Comics - Cartoon creation, Comics - Tools of the trade, Comics - Computer generated comics, Comics - Comics awards, Comics - United States, Comics - United Kingdom, Comics - Canada, Comics - France, Comics - Germany, Comics - Italy, Comics - Spain, Comics - Sweden, Comics - Japan, Comics - Regional categories, Comics - Comics movements, Comics - Miscellaneous, Comics - Lists, Comics - Bibliography, Comics - Notes Read more here: » Comics: Encyclopedia II - Comics - Forms within comics |
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| | | | Tijuana bible: Encyclopedia II - Comics - The creation of comics The nature of the comics work being created determines the number of people who work upon its creation, with successful comic strips and comic books being produced through a studio system, in which an artist will assemble a team of assistants to help in the creation of the work. However, works from independent companies, self-publishers or those of a more personal nature can be produced by as little as one creator.
Comics - Comic book creation.
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See also:Comics, Comics - Controversy regarding the terminology, Comics - History, Comics - 15th–18th centuries, Comics - The 19th century, Comics - The 20th century, Comics - Artistic medium, Comics - Art styles, Comics - The language, Comics - Forms within comics, Comics - Cartoon, Comics - Comic strip, Comics - Comic book, Comics - Webcomic, Comics - Instructional comics, Comics - Storyboard, Comics - Minicomic, Comics - The creation of comics, Comics - Comic book creation, Comics - Comic strip creation, Comics - Cartoon creation, Comics - Tools of the trade, Comics - Computer generated comics, Comics - Comics awards, Comics - United States, Comics - United Kingdom, Comics - Canada, Comics - France, Comics - Germany, Comics - Italy, Comics - Spain, Comics - Sweden, Comics - Japan, Comics - Regional categories, Comics - Comics movements, Comics - Miscellaneous, Comics - Lists, Comics - Bibliography, Comics - Notes Read more here: » Comics: Encyclopedia II - Comics - The creation of comics |
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| | | | Tijuana bible: Encyclopedia II - Comic book - The comics of Europe
Comic book - Franco-Belgian comics.
Main article: Franco-Belgian comics
Belgium and France are two countries that have a long tradition in comics and comic books, where they are called BDs (from Bande Dessinée) in French. Belgian comic books originally written in Dutch are influenced by the francophone "Franco-Belgian" comics, but have a different feel.
La bande dessinée is derived from the original description of the artform as "drawn strips". It is ...
See also:Comic book, Comic book - The comic book in the United States of America, Comic book - Underground comics, Comic book - Independent and alternative comics, Comic book - Decline of serial comic-book format, Comic book - The comics of Europe, Comic book - Franco-Belgian comics, Comic book - The British comic, Comic book - Italian comics, Comic book - Other European comics, Comic book - The graphic novel, Comic book - Regional categories, Comic book - Other forms, Comic book - Genres, Comic book - Some particularly notable comic books, Comic book - Comics - the sequential art form in general, Comic book - Comic book awards, Comic book - Miscellaneous, Comic book - Lists Read more here: » Comic book: Encyclopedia II - Comic book - The comics of Europe |
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| | | | Tijuana bible: Encyclopedia II - Comics - Comics awards There are numerous awards given out within the comics industry, some taking their name from noted creators, others from famous characters or publications. Each country has its own indigenous awards.
Comics - United States.
The Pulitzer Prizes have included an award for Editorial Cartooning since 1999. The first awards designed specifically for cartoonists in the United States were the Reubens, followed in 1946. They were named in honor of Rube Goldberg and are presented annually by the National C ...
See also:Comics, Comics - Controversy regarding the terminology, Comics - History, Comics - 15th–18th centuries, Comics - The 19th century, Comics - The 20th century, Comics - Artistic medium, Comics - Art styles, Comics - The language, Comics - Forms within comics, Comics - Cartoon, Comics - Comic strip, Comics - Comic book, Comics - Webcomic, Comics - Instructional comics, Comics - Storyboard, Comics - Minicomic, Comics - The creation of comics, Comics - Comic book creation, Comics - Comic strip creation, Comics - Cartoon creation, Comics - Tools of the trade, Comics - Computer generated comics, Comics - Comics awards, Comics - United States, Comics - United Kingdom, Comics - Canada, Comics - France, Comics - Germany, Comics - Italy, Comics - Spain, Comics - Sweden, Comics - Japan, Comics - Regional categories, Comics - Comics movements, Comics - Miscellaneous, Comics - Lists, Comics - Bibliography, Comics - Notes Read more here: » Comics: Encyclopedia II - Comics - Comics awards |
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| | | | Tijuana bible: Encyclopedia II - Comics - The language As noted above, two distinct definitions have been used to define comics as an art form: the combination of both word and image; and the placement of images in sequential order. However, it is worth noting that both definitions are lacking, in that the first excludes any sequence of wordless images; and the second excludes single panel cartoons such as editorial cartoons. The purpose of comics is certainly that of narration, and so that must be an imp ...
See also:Comics, Comics - Controversy regarding the terminology, Comics - History, Comics - 15th–18th centuries, Comics - The 19th century, Comics - The 20th century, Comics - Artistic medium, Comics - Art styles, Comics - The language, Comics - Forms within comics, Comics - Cartoon, Comics - Comic strip, Comics - Comic book, Comics - Webcomic, Comics - Instructional comics, Comics - Storyboard, Comics - Minicomic, Comics - The creation of comics, Comics - Comic book creation, Comics - Comic strip creation, Comics - Cartoon creation, Comics - Tools of the trade, Comics - Computer generated comics, Comics - Comics awards, Comics - United States, Comics - United Kingdom, Comics - Canada, Comics - France, Comics - Germany, Comics - Italy, Comics - Spain, Comics - Sweden, Comics - Japan, Comics - Regional categories, Comics - Comics movements, Comics - Miscellaneous, Comics - Lists, Comics - Bibliography, Comics - Notes Read more here: » Comics: Encyclopedia II - Comics - The language |
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| | | | Tijuana bible: Encyclopedia II - Comics - Art styles Whilst almost all comics art is in some sense abbreviated, and also whilst every artist who has produced comics work brings their own individual approach to bear, some broader art styles have been identified.
The basic styles have been identified as realistic and cartoony, with a huge middle ground for which R. Fiore has coined the phrase liberal. Fiore has also expressed distaste with the terms realistic and cartoony, preferring the terms literal and freestyle, repectively.See also:Comics, Comics - Controversy regarding the terminology, Comics - History, Comics - 15th–18th centuries, Comics - The 19th century, Comics - The 20th century, Comics - Artistic medium, Comics - Art styles, Comics - The language, Comics - Forms within comics, Comics - Cartoon, Comics - Comic strip, Comics - Comic book, Comics - Webcomic, Comics - Instructional comics, Comics - Storyboard, Comics - Minicomic, Comics - The creation of comics, Comics - Comic book creation, Comics - Comic strip creation, Comics - Cartoon creation, Comics - Tools of the trade, Comics - Computer generated comics, Comics - Comics awards, Comics - United States, Comics - United Kingdom, Comics - Canada, Comics - France, Comics - Germany, Comics - Italy, Comics - Spain, Comics - Sweden, Comics - Japan, Comics - Regional categories, Comics - Comics movements, Comics - Miscellaneous, Comics - Lists, Comics - Bibliography, Comics - Notes Read more here: » Comics: Encyclopedia II - Comics - Art styles |
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| | | | Tijuana bible: Encyclopedia II - Comics - Controversy regarding the terminology Note: Although it takes the form of a plural noun, the common usage when referring to comics as a medium is to treat it as singular.
Scholars disagree on the definition of comics; some claim its printed format is crucial, some emphasize the interdependence of image and text, and others its sequential nature. The term as reference to the medium has also been disputed.
In 1985, Will Eisner published Comics and Sequential Art. However, in this work Eisner chose not to define comics beyond utilising it as a ter ...
See also:Comics, Comics - Controversy regarding the terminology, Comics - History, Comics - 15th–18th centuries, Comics - The 19th century, Comics - The 20th century, Comics - Artistic medium, Comics - Art styles, Comics - The language, Comics - Forms within comics, Comics - Cartoon, Comics - Comic strip, Comics - Comic book, Comics - Webcomic, Comics - Instructional comics, Comics - Storyboard, Comics - Minicomic, Comics - The creation of comics, Comics - Comic book creation, Comics - Comic strip creation, Comics - Cartoon creation, Comics - Tools of the trade, Comics - Computer generated comics, Comics - Comics awards, Comics - United States, Comics - United Kingdom, Comics - Canada, Comics - France, Comics - Germany, Comics - Italy, Comics - Spain, Comics - Sweden, Comics - Japan, Comics - Regional categories, Comics - Comics movements, Comics - Miscellaneous, Comics - Lists, Comics - Bibliography, Comics - Notes Read more here: » Comics: Encyclopedia II - Comics - Controversy regarding the terminology |
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| | | | Tijuana bible: Encyclopedia II - Comic book - The graphic novel The term graphic novel was first coined by Richard Kyle in 1964, mainly as an attempt to distinguish the newly translated works from Europe which were then being published from what Kyle saw as the more juvenile publications common in the United States.
The term was popularized when Will Eisner used it on the cover of the paperback edition of his work A Contract with God, and Other Tenement Stories (1978). This was a more mature work than many had come to expect from the comics medium, and the critical and ...
See also:Comic book, Comic book - The comic book in the United States of America, Comic book - Underground comics, Comic book - Independent and alternative comics, Comic book - Decline of serial comic-book format, Comic book - The comics of Europe, Comic book - Franco-Belgian comics, Comic book - The British comic, Comic book - Italian comics, Comic book - Other European comics, Comic book - The graphic novel, Comic book - Regional categories, Comic book - Other forms, Comic book - Genres, Comic book - Some particularly notable comic books, Comic book - Comics - the sequential art form in general, Comic book - Comic book awards, Comic book - Miscellaneous, Comic book - Lists Read more here: » Comic book: Encyclopedia II - Comic book - The graphic novel |
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| | | | Tijuana bible: Encyclopedia II - Comics - Artistic medium Comics artists will generally sketch a drawing in pencil before going over the drawing again in ink, using either a dip pen or a brush. Artists will also make use of a lightbox when creating the final image in ink. Some artists, Brian Bolland being a notable example41, are now using digital means to create artwork, with the published work being the first physical appearance of the artwork.
By many definitions (including McCloud's, above) the definition of comics e ...
See also:Comics, Comics - Controversy regarding the terminology, Comics - History, Comics - 15th–18th centuries, Comics - The 19th century, Comics - The 20th century, Comics - Artistic medium, Comics - Art styles, Comics - The language, Comics - Forms within comics, Comics - Cartoon, Comics - Comic strip, Comics - Comic book, Comics - Webcomic, Comics - Instructional comics, Comics - Storyboard, Comics - Minicomic, Comics - The creation of comics, Comics - Comic book creation, Comics - Comic strip creation, Comics - Cartoon creation, Comics - Tools of the trade, Comics - Computer generated comics, Comics - Comics awards, Comics - United States, Comics - United Kingdom, Comics - Canada, Comics - France, Comics - Germany, Comics - Italy, Comics - Spain, Comics - Sweden, Comics - Japan, Comics - Regional categories, Comics - Comics movements, Comics - Miscellaneous, Comics - Lists, Comics - Bibliography, Comics - Notes Read more here: » Comics: Encyclopedia II - Comics - Artistic medium |
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| | | | Tijuana bible: Encyclopedia II - Comics - Forms within comics Comics as an art form represents many different forms and publication formats, not all of which are physical.
Comics - Cartoon.
The cartoon, originally an artist's prepartory drawings, is considered by some scholars, notably R.C. Harvey, as a form of comics. Although a singular image, it has been argued that since the cartoon both combines words with image and constructs a narrative, it merits inclusion as a form of comics. Cartoons typically take one of three forms, that of the gag cartoon, the editorial cartoon or the political cartoon.
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See also:Comics, Comics - Controversy regarding the terminology, Comics - History, Comics - 15th–18th centuries, Comics - The 19th century, Comics - The 20th century, Comics - Artistic medium, Comics - Art styles, Comics - The language, Comics - Forms within comics, Comics - Cartoon, Comics - Comic strip, Comics - Comic book, Comics - Webcomic, Comics - Instructional comics, Comics - Storyboard, Comics - Minicomic, Comics - The creation of comics, Comics - Comic book creation, Comics - Comic strip creation, Comics - Cartoon creation, Comics - Tools of the trade, Comics - Comics awards, Comics - United States, Comics - United Kingdom, Comics - Canada, Comics - France, Comics - Germany, Comics - Italy, Comics - Spain, Comics - Sweden, Comics - Japan, Comics - Regional categories, Comics - Comics movements, Comics - Miscellaneous, Comics - Lists, Comics - Bibliography, Comics - Notes Read more here: » Comics: Encyclopedia II - Comics - Forms within comics |
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| | | | Tijuana bible: Encyclopedia II - Comics - The language As noted above, two distinct definitions have been used to define comics as an art form: the combination of both word and image; and the placement of images in sequential order. However, it is worth noting that both definitions are lacking, in that the first excludes any sequence of wordless images; and the second excludes single panel cartoons such as editorial cartoons. The purpose of comics is certainly that of narration, and so that must be an imp ...
See also:Comics, Comics - Controversy regarding the terminology, Comics - History, Comics - 15th–18th centuries, Comics - The 19th century, Comics - The 20th century, Comics - Artistic medium, Comics - Art styles, Comics - The language, Comics - Forms within comics, Comics - Cartoon, Comics - Comic strip, Comics - Comic book, Comics - Webcomic, Comics - Instructional comics, Comics - Storyboard, Comics - Minicomic, Comics - The creation of comics, Comics - Comic book creation, Comics - Comic strip creation, Comics - Cartoon creation, Comics - Tools of the trade, Comics - Comics awards, Comics - United States, Comics - United Kingdom, Comics - Canada, Comics - France, Comics - Germany, Comics - Italy, Comics - Spain, Comics - Sweden, Comics - Japan, Comics - Regional categories, Comics - Comics movements, Comics - Miscellaneous, Comics - Lists, Comics - Bibliography, Comics - Notes Read more here: » Comics: Encyclopedia II - Comics - The language |
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| | | | Tijuana bible: Encyclopedia II - Comics - Art styles Whilst almost all comics art is in some sense abbreviated, and also whilst every artist who has produced comics work brings their own individual approach to bear, some broader art styles have been identified.
The basic styles have been identified as realistic and cartoony, with a huge middle ground for which R. Fiore has coined the phrase liberal. Fiore has also expressed distaste with the terms realistic and cartoony, preferring the terms literal and freestyle, repectively.See also:Comics, Comics - Controversy regarding the terminology, Comics - History, Comics - 15th–18th centuries, Comics - The 19th century, Comics - The 20th century, Comics - Artistic medium, Comics - Art styles, Comics - The language, Comics - Forms within comics, Comics - Cartoon, Comics - Comic strip, Comics - Comic book, Comics - Webcomic, Comics - Instructional comics, Comics - Storyboard, Comics - Minicomic, Comics - The creation of comics, Comics - Comic book creation, Comics - Comic strip creation, Comics - Cartoon creation, Comics - Tools of the trade, Comics - Comics awards, Comics - United States, Comics - United Kingdom, Comics - Canada, Comics - France, Comics - Germany, Comics - Italy, Comics - Spain, Comics - Sweden, Comics - Japan, Comics - Regional categories, Comics - Comics movements, Comics - Miscellaneous, Comics - Lists, Comics - Bibliography, Comics - Notes Read more here: » Comics: Encyclopedia II - Comics - Art styles |
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| | | | Tijuana bible: Encyclopedia II - Comics - Artistic medium Comics artists will generally sketch a drawing in pencil before going over the drawing again in ink, using either a pen or a brush. Artists will also make use of a lightbox when creating the final image in ink. Some artists, Brian Bolland being a notable example41, are now using digital means to create artwork, with the published work being the first physical appearance of the artwork.
By many definitions (including McCloud's, above) the definition of comics e ...
See also:Comics, Comics - Controversy regarding the terminology, Comics - History, Comics - 15th–18th centuries, Comics - The 19th century, Comics - The 20th century, Comics - Artistic medium, Comics - Art styles, Comics - The language, Comics - Forms within comics, Comics - Cartoon, Comics - Comic strip, Comics - Comic book, Comics - Webcomic, Comics - Instructional comics, Comics - Storyboard, Comics - Minicomic, Comics - The creation of comics, Comics - Comic book creation, Comics - Comic strip creation, Comics - Cartoon creation, Comics - Tools of the trade, Comics - Comics awards, Comics - United States, Comics - United Kingdom, Comics - Canada, Comics - France, Comics - Germany, Comics - Italy, Comics - Spain, Comics - Sweden, Comics - Japan, Comics - Regional categories, Comics - Comics movements, Comics - Miscellaneous, Comics - Lists, Comics - Bibliography, Comics - Notes Read more here: » Comics: Encyclopedia II - Comics - Artistic medium |
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