What is a cubicle comic?

Comic.strip= comic strip is a comic that expresses a story through the combination of "multiple compartments". At the same time as the invention of the film (comic strips earlier), the history of expressing "visual time art" through continuous painting (images) began.

From 65438 to 0827, Rudolf Topfer, a Swiss painter, created The History of the Old Forest, which consisted of several compartments. But this is a painting without lines.

After Topffer, this form of expression was once silent. 1889, Georges Colomb of France began to serialize famille Fenouillard in the children's magazine PETIT FRANCAIS ILLUSTRE. This is considered to be the direct prototype of comics. After it spread to the United States, James Swinerton began to serialize Bear and Scampy at 1892.

Classification of frame comics:

1, role debut: generally used as a protagonist or a new role. It is set to highlight the feeling of the role.

2, big station grid: two or more characters appear in the picture at the same time, with the scene screen, this grid is often used as a new story.

3. Commentary: As the story continues to develop, there are often some very important information to tell readers, such as the memory of a character and the explanation of a thing. This information must be very important, which directly affects whether the reader can understand the following story. Therefore, such stories are often used as the theme of the page in the split mirror to remind readers of the information.

4, scene grid: this technique is generally used for the opening of the story, or let the characters come to an environment with a lot of space (such as squares, beaches, etc.). ), the former is generally used to replace readers, while the latter is often forced to do so.