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TAV: The Editor’s Presentations
The Value of Teaching Comics in College Courses View here: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1_8OBDq6QyIGbR_SgyZVyDgFzZJbp9ZA7/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=108757933484591052415&rtpof=true&sd=true Panel Description: This panel is a short presentation on practical strategies for teaching comics and their value in college courses, including discussing visual storytelling, how they foster critical literacy, and design considerations that engage students across levels and disciplines. Optional Formats: 15 min. Presentation | 30 min. Presentation Presented: The…
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The Dark Side of Love in Junji Ito’s Lovesickness (Analysis)
By: Beata Garrett | @zhongxia246 Disclaimer: This post contains content that we at The Anime View do not think is suitable for everyone. The genre of the work being discussed is Horror. Possible triggers or subjects could include severe mental illness, murder, and suicide. By clicking “Keep Reading,” you understand that you may encounter such…
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PPPPPP – Why I Keep Reading a Music Manga That I Can’t Fully Recommend (Review/Analysis)
By: Beata Garrett | @zhongxia246 PPPPPP is a manga about a family of geniuses with piano superpowers, and it’s everything I expected something with that premise to be, yet underwhelming in ways that I’ll do my best to describe. I feel like it’s the kind of work you’d read if you want to read a…
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Other Forms of Adaptation – “The Boat” by Nam Le (Recommend Watch/Read)
By: Peggy Sue Wood | @pswediting LINK: http://www.sbs.com.au/theboat/ In one of the classes I’ve taken for part of my animation certification program, we were asked to look at different forms of adapting stories to visual mediums. Comics are an obvious example, as are games and movies. The point is, there are several ways to adapt…
