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Ndalianis, Angela. "The Frenzy of the Visible in Comic Book Worlds." Animation 4. (2009): 237–48. Added by: joachim (17/03/2010, 14:59) Last edited by: joachim (05/04/2023, 12:57) |
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| Resource type: Journal Article Language: en: English Peer reviewed DOI: 10.1177/1746847709344789 BibTeX citation key: Ndalianis2009a Email resource to friend View all bibliographic details  |
Categories: General Keywords: "Astro Boy", "X-Men", Japan, Manga, Narratology, Space, Superhero, Tezuka. Osamu, USA Creators: Ndalianis Collection: Animation |
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This article argues that the comic book form is anything but static. The panels that litter its pages are riddled with a dynamism and motion that presents its own unique articulation of time and space. Some of the narrative action represented within a comic book panel can ‘freeze’ time, but other panels — while remaining visually static as still images on a page — open up complex depictions of time and space that create modes of perception that are particular to comics. The comic represents the animated flux of time and space through stasis.
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