Discovering Comic Strips: An Overview

Comic strips are a form of visual storytelling that uses a sequence of illustrations to convey humor, narratives, or social commentary. They have been a popular medium in print publications and digital platforms for decades, captivating audiences of all ages. Explore the world of comic strips, from iconic characters to diverse genres, and appreciate the artistry and creativity behind these engaging visual narratives.

• Comic strips
• Visual storytelling
• Illustrations
• Humor
• Creativity

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1. WHAT ARE COMIC STRIPS?

3. HISTORY OF COMIC STRIPS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBOHr WYhFNI

4. VOCABULARY TERMS 1. COMIC STRIP 2. PANELS 3. SEQUENCE 4. GUTTERS 5. SPEECH BUBBLES 6. SCREAM BUBBLES 7. COLORED BUBBLES 8. SCREAM BUBBLES 9. THOUGHT BUBBLES

5. A COMIC STRIP IS: A GROUP OF PICTURES THAT TELLS A SEQUENCED STORY IN A FEW PANELS.

6. A comic strip is no different from writing a short story. It still needs a beginning, middle and ending. BEGINNING

7. A comic strip is no different from writing a short story. It still needs a beginning, middle and ending. MIDDLE

8. A comic strip is no different from writing a short story. It still needs a beginning, middle and ending. ENDING

9. A comic strip is no different from writing a short story. It still needs a beginning, middle and ending.

10. COMIC STRIPS- A sequence of PANELS that tell a humorous story.

11. PANELS- A box that holds images and words in a comic strip.

12. SEQUENCE- is a connected series of events shown in PANELS and separated by GUTTERS.

13. GUTTER- The little strip of space in between each panel.

14. FILL-IN THE MISSING WORDS IN THE CARTOON STRIPS. MAKE MR. B LAUGH!!!

15. FILL-IN THE MISSING WORDS IN THE CARTOON STRIPS. MAKE MR. B LAUGH!!!

16. FILL-IN THE MISSING WORDS IN THE CARTOON STRIPS. MAKE MR. B LAUGH!!!

17. FILL-IN THE MISSING WORDS IN THE CARTOON STRIPS. MAKE MR. B LAUGH!!!