Analysing graphic novels (transitions) | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

Which panel-to-panel transition is this?

subject to subject

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Dramatic, structural or situational irony? When the entire story is built around ignorance or deception, usually narrated by an unreliable or naïve protagonist

structural irony

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Which panel-to-panel transition is this?

aspect to aspect

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Which panel-to-panel transition is this?

moment to moment

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banana

Go to last place!

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rocket

Go to first place!

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gift

Win 5 points!

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thief

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Action to action transitions feature how many subjects?

one

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Name 3 cartoon features/techniques related to structure (story, panel organisation)

gutter, transition, voice over, foreground, background, camera angel, focused object, blurred background, polyptych

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banana

Go to last place!

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seesaw

Swap points!

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gift

Win 25 points!

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banana

Go to last place!

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Which panel-to-panel transition is this?

subject to subject (not a single subject)

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Dramatic, structural or situational irony? Used to induce fear, suspense, sympathy for a character or to create comical situations

dramatic irony

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Dramatic, structural or situational irony? When the truth contradicts an expected outcome, creating a twist or used to emphasise themes

situational irony

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seesaw

Swap points!

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gift

Win 15 points!

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shark

Other team loses 5 points!

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lifesaver

Give 25 points!

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Which panel-to-panel transition is this?

action to action

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seesaw

Swap points!

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shark

Other team loses 25 points!

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rocket

Go to first place!

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lifesaver

Give 15 points!

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Which panel-to-panel transition is this?

action to action

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Name 3 cartoon features/techniques related to text (words)

speech bubble, thought bubble, voice over, caption, font, size, labels, language, syntax, diction

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