Because scene to scene transitions transport us across significant distances of time and space, _____ reasoning is often required.
deductive
Which panel-to-panel transition is this?
scene to scene
Which panel-to-panel transition is this?
action to action
Dramatic, structural or situational irony? Used to induce fear, suspense, sympathy for a character or to create comical situations
dramatic irony
Subject to subject transitions stay within a _____. A degree of reader involvement is necessary to render these transitions meaningful.
scene or idea
Which panel-to-panel transition is this?
subject to subject
Dramatic, structural or situational irony? When the truth contradicts an expected outcome, creating a twist or used to emphasise themes
situational irony
Action to action transitions feature how many subjects?
one
Which panel-to-panel transition is this?
non-sequitur
Which panel-to-panel transition is this?
subject to subject (not a single subject)
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
Which transition type bypasses time for the most part and sets a wandering eye on different aspects of a place, ideas or mood?
aspect to aspect
Which panel-to-panel transition is this?
aspect to aspect
Name 3 cartoon features/techniques related to structure (story, panel organisation)