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Understanding Comics: The Invisible Art by Scott McCloud
February 2nd, 2008 · 2 Comments
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Scott McCloud is a genius. I’m glad you found the time to read this book.
i read half of it on the flight to colorado and half back. I’m not a ginormous comic book fan, but it was really interesting and made me want to investigate it more. Also, some of the points were really interesting from a design standpoint. Now I’m kind of bummed that I missed the talk he did at Google. I was in Mountain View when he was there but I missed it. I guess I can probably find it online somewhere.