Comics

5. - The character who opposes the protagonist in comics.
7. - The conversation between characters in a comic.
8. Ego - A character's second identity, often used by superheroes.
9. Bubble - The rounded shape containing a character's spoken words.
11. Story - The tale of how a superhero or character gained their powers.
13. Strip - A short sequence of comic drawings with a story.
15. - The background information about a character's history.
18. - A sequence of drawings representing the plot of a comic or scene.
20. - The initial sketches or rough outlines of comic art.
22. - A collection of various comic stories or issues.
24. - The black line art that outlines and defines comic drawings.
25. - A character who takes the law into their own hands, often without superpowers.
26. - A fresh start or new version of an existing comic series.
27. - A convention where fans gather to celebrate comics and pop culture.

1. - The artist responsible for drawing the comic characters and scenes.
2. - An event where characters from different comic series meet.
3. - The main character in a comic who fights for justice.
4. Novel - A book-length work that tells a story through comic art.
6. - A special ability that gives a comic character extraordinary skills.
10. - A single-issue comic that tells a complete story.
12. - A female character with heroic traits in comics.
14. - A community of fans devoted to a comic series or character.
16. - An individual release or edition of a comic series.
17. - A garment often worn by superheroes as part of their costume.
19. - The antagonist or enemy of the superhero in comics.
20. - A single frame or drawing in a comic strip or page.
21. Box - A square or rectangular area containing narrative text in a comic.
23. - A character with extraordinary abilities who fights evil.
28. - Japanese comic books or graphic novels with a distinct style.
29. Art - The illustration on the front page of a comic book.