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The author skips right over the real heart of the definition: The difference between illustrated books and graphic novels is that the graphics are essential. An
by sandworm101 2y ago
The author skips right over the real heart of the definition: The difference between illustrated books and graphic novels is that the graphics are essential. Any text can be aided by illustrations, but one cannot understand a graphic novel without its associated graphics.
- PlunderBunny 2y agoThe first (and only) time I read ‘Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas’ was in graphic novel form, and I’m sure that I would not have understood some of the humour if I had read it as a novel.