Group 2 - 21st
Differences in Terms of Structure Doodle fiction, manga graphic novels have distinct differences in terms of their structure. Doodle fiction typically consists of simple drawings or doodles accompanied by short stories or narratives. It is characterized by its informal and personal nature, often reflecting the artist's spontaneous creativity. Manga, on the other hand, follows a specific structure common in Japanese comics. It is read from right to left, and the panels are arranged in a particular sequence to guide the reader through the story effectively. Graphic novels, being longer and more complex, have a structured format that includes elements like panel layout, speech bubbles, and narrative flow. They are usually published in book form, allowing for a more extended and detailed storytelling experience compared to doodle fiction and manga. Similarities Doodle fiction, manga, and graphic novels. They all use visual storytelling as a key element, incorporating illustratio...