History Main / SequentialArt

* ''Art/MarieDeMediciCycle'': It's a collection of oil {{paintings}} that narrate the life of the Regent Queen of France as if it were an [[TheEpic epic]]. They feature a plethora of deities and creatures from Myth/ClassicalMythology to serve as guides for Marie and as storytelling {{allegor|y}}ies.

* ''Art/MarieDeMediciCycle'': It's a collection of oil {{paintings}} that narrate the life of the Regent Queen of France as if it were an [[TheEpic epic]]. They feature a plethora of deities and creatures from Myth/ClassicalMyhology to serve as guides for Marie and as {{allegor|y}}ies.

* ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ch%C5%8Dj%C5%AB-jinbutsu-giga Chōjū-jinbutsu-giga]]'': It's a UsefulNotes/{{Japan}}ese set of scrolls translated as "animal-person caricatures". The scrolls are emakimono --i.e., ink-on-scroll-- featuring four panels arranged horizontally that tell short stories.

It makes abundant use of SilentSceneryPanel and ReactionShot. Contrast with {{Textplosion}}. SqueakyEyes and WrittenSoundEffect originated from here.

It makes abundant use of SilentSceneryPanel. Contrast with {{Textplosion}}. SqueakyEyes and WrittenSoundEffect originated from here.

It makes abundant use of SilentSceneryPanel. Contrast with {{Textplosion}}. SqueakyEyes originated from here.

Contrast with {{Textplosion}}.

* Creator/WilhelmBusch: He produced black-and-white picture stories carved on wood (zincography) and accompanied by rhymed texts (often, tetra trochees). His ''The Virtuoso'' employs several ComicTropes long before they were codified in mainstream media.

"Sequential art" is a term proposed by Creator/WillEisner to describe art forms that use images displayed in a specific order for the purpose of graphic storytelling or conveying information. {{Comics}}, with the addition of text, evolved from this art style.

->''"All fiction, necessarily, requires the reader to fill in the blanks. I can't describe every single aspect of this scene. No one would want to read it. I merely supply one picture at a time. The reader connects the dots to establish continuity -- a plot, characters, concepts. A thousand copies of this world, each customized within each person's brain."''

"Sequential art" is a term proposed by Creator/WillEisner to describe art forms that use images displayed in a specific order for the purpose of graphic storytelling or conveying information. The best-known type of sequential art are {{comics}}.

Not to be confused with a specific {{web comic}} titled ''Webcomic/SequentialArt''.

Not to be confused with a specific {{web comic}} titled ''Webcomic/SequentialArt''.

->''"All fiction, necessarily, requires the reader to fill in the blanks. I can't describe every single aspect of this scene. No one would want to read it. I merely supply one picture at a time. The reader connects the dots to establish continuity -- a plot, characters, concepts. A thousand copies of this world, each customized within each person's brain."''
-->-- ''Webcomic/OneOverZero'', episode #995

A particular kind of art that might have words, might be in panels, and might tell a story; you know it when you see it.

[-Not to be confused with the Webcomic called ''Webcomic/SequentialArt''.-]
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!!Subcategories:
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'''Also see:'''
+ ComicBookTropes
]
+ ComicBooks (in general)
+ {{Manga}} (Japanese comics)
+ {{Manhua}} (Chinese comics)
+ {{Manhwa}} (Korean comics)
+ NewspaperComics
+ PictureBooks
+ WebComics
++ FanWebComics
++ KoreanWebtoons
[[/index]]
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+ MotionComic (comic-style animation)

For tropes related to these mediums, see ComicBookTropes. Also see MotionComic, which is a type of animated media that imitates a comic book.

For motion comics see LimitedAnimation. For tropes related to these mediums, see ComicBookTropes.

+ ComicBooks
+ {{Magazines}}
+ {{Manga}}
+ {{Manhua}}
+ {{Manhwa}}

->''All fiction, necessarily, requires the reader to fill in the blanks. I can't describe every single aspect of this scene. No one would want to read it. I merely supply one picture at a time. The reader connects the dots to establish continuity -- a plot, characters, concepts. A thousand copies of this world, each customized within each person's brain.''

-->--''Webcomic/OneOverZero'', episode #995.

Not to be confused with the Webcomic called ''Webcomic/SequentialArt''. For tropes related to these mediums, see ComicBookTropes.

!!Indexes:

+ FanWebComics

Not to be confused with the Webcomic called Webcomic/SequentialArt

!!Tropes:

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'''Categories:'''
+ BornInTheFunnyPapers
+ BritishComics
+ ComicBookTropes
+ FrancoBelgianComics
+ KoreanWebtoons
+ {{Manga}} (Japanese)
+ {{Manhua}} (Chinese)
+ {{Manhwa}} (Korean)
+ MilitaryAndWarfareComics

+ OELManga
+ USCanadianComics
+ {{Webcomics}}
]

* BeatPanel
* ConfusedQuestionMark
* EditorialSynaesthesia
* FanWebComics
* FourthWallPortrait
* IdenticalPanelGag
* OddShapedPanel
* SpeechBubbles
* SilentSceneryPanel
* SpeechbubblesInterruption
* SplashPanel
* ThoughtCaption
* UnsoundEffect
* VisibleSilence
* WrittenSoundEffect

-->--''[[OneOverZero 1/0]]'', episode #995.

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