I have chose to read "9-11 Emergency Relief."

This novel in fact does follow the rule of thrids, but in some cases, the boxes are different shapes than squares. The characters in this novel are all same but in a different way. they have the same type of structures but they are different within themselves. the layout of this novel is the general structure of any other graphic novel. besides the fact that some of the pages have just one big picture on them, it follows the rule of thirds. i am drawn into this book because of the different style of the layout. if the layout was just plain i dont really think i would be interested. the colors of this novel are somewhat basic. none of them are really that bright when looking at them. but yet there are barely any colors in the novel at all.

hw for 2-3

the platinum age of graphic novels was between 1897 and 1938. one of the most common graphic novels within this age was "The Yellow Kid in McFadden's Flats." other popular novels were "Funny Folks" and "The Blackberries."
the golden age was between 1938 and 1956. In 1938, a comic called "Action Comics." Superman was the very first comic character who had powers greater than a human being.
the bronze age of comics was during the 1970's. " X-Men" was a popular graphic novel during this time.
the silver age was between 1956 and 1960's. there were many popular novels during this time. super heroes evolved in this stage. science fiction also replaced gods and magic.
the modern age was between the mid 1980's to the present. superhoeroes became more complex as well as darker.