COMICS

4. A long, complex comic book often dealing with serious themes.
5. A fictional character who has superhuman powers and is dedicated to protecting the public.
8. A genre of comics focusing on action and adventure, often with superhero protagonists.
11. The Italian term for comics, often referring to photo-comics.
14. A short series of drawings or panels that tell a story, often humorous.
16. Japanese comic books or graphic novels, often serialized.
17. French comics, often recognized for their artistic and literary qualities.

1. The use of images combined with text to tell a story.
2. A series of connected events that make up a part of a comic's narrative.
3. The arrangement of panels on a page to control the flow of the story.
6. The individual frames or boxes that make up a comic.
7. A small, self-published comic, often created by fans or indie artists.
9. The use of ink to outline or fill in the pencil drawings in comics.
10. Digital comics that are distributed online, often for free.
12. A graphic element that contains a character’s dialogue.
13. A publication that features sequential art and storytelling, typically in an episodic format.
15. An artist who creates cartoons or comic strips.