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摘要:本文比较了Scott McCloud的《Understanding Comics: The Invisible Art》和Marcos mateuu - mestre的《Framed Ink: Drawing and Composition for Visual storytelling》对漫画中观众参与概念的理解。它总结了这两本书是如何吸引观众的,并通过使用视觉叙事方法邀请观众跟随,它通过漫画本身展示了视觉构图如何使读者成为所讲述故事的自愿参与者。本文最后测试了不使用这些方法时会发生什么情况,并验证了Framed Ink的方法如何为读者创造更令人满意的体验。
Reader Participation in Comics (Through Walking my Dog)
ABSTRACT:This comic essay compares how Understanding Comics: The Invisible Art by Scott McCloud and Framed Ink: Drawing and Composition for Visual Storytellers by Marcos Mateu-Mestre approach the concept of audience participation in comics. It summarizes how both books engage audiences, and by using a visual storytelling method that invites the audience to follow along, it demonstrates through the comic itself how visual composition causes the reader to become a willing participant in the story being told. It concludes by testing what happens when these methods aren't used, and validates how the approach by Framed Ink creates a more satisfying experience for the reader.