Comic theory practice I did for myself and a close friend ✨
The reader is an active participant when reading the comics, they fill in the gap of what happens between two panels. This phenomenon is called closure.
Together they make comic storytelling and there are six diferent types of closure:
- Moment-to-Moment: when something moves or changes slightly, over a very small timeframe
- Action-to-Action: when a subject is doing an action by a sequence of frames
- Subject-to-Subject: changes the subject, while staying within the same scene or idea
- Scene-to-Scene: transports the reader across a significant distances of time and space.
- Aspect-to-Aspect: bypasses time and sets the wandering eye on different aspects of s place, idea or mood.
- Non-Sequitur: offers no logical relations between the panels
(Source: Scott McCloud, Understanding Comics: The Invisible Art, 1993)





