Final

Question 1

how may years did it take to write the black hole? (year to year)

Answer 1

9 years 1995-2004

Question 2

what do you see in changes over the 9 years it took to write back hole?

Answer 2

drawing styles, themes, dates dealing with historical issues ex school shootings

Question 3

each individual picture

Answer 3

Panel

Question 4

Panels organized into ______ or _____ which can have horizontal or vertical arrangements

Answer 4

stripes or tiers

Question 5

the spatial configuration of the strips or tiers is referred to as the __________

Answer 5

page layout

Question 6

the arrangement of panels on a page

Answer 6

page layout

Question 7

text that brackets the main narrative of the work (everything outside Ex. page size, thickness, its spine, dust jacket)

Answer 7

paratexts

Question 8

what else whole you close read aside from the texts? and ex

Answer 8

design elements yearbook photos

Question 9

the organization of the panels in strips or tiers gives them ______

Answer 9

sequentiality

Question 10

the space between the panels

Answer 10

gutters

Question 11

what do the squiggly lines in black hole represent?

Answer 11

character is experiencing a flashback, dreaming or a halluciation

Question 12

any spatial organization of the panels that breaks the linear path of the sequence

Answer 12

tabular or translinear

Question 13

another way to generate sequence that departs from linear horizontal or vertical arrangements ex the extensive use of spiral and circular motifs in black hole

Answer 13

tabular/ translinear

Question 14

a graphic novel that emphasizes narrative over visual composition which tends to be regular and not tied to the story (read left to right)

Answer 14

conventional

Question 15

decorative graphic novel prioritize the visual composition of the layout, independent of the narrative. the layouts are often highly variable and idiosyncratic, and a conscientious effort is made to vary the visual composition as much as possible, in spite of the story

Answer 15

formal classification

Question 16

When the visual coposition and organization of the page seems to play a crucial role in the narrative- that is, when the structuure of the page participates in the story being told

Answer 16

productive

Question 17

what is the best classification of black hole?

Answer 17

productive

Question 18

a term which denotes the interdependence of the narrative and visuals, but subordinates the latter to the former. This is the most common type of graphic novel, and its visual innovations are often variations on a repeated composition

Answer 18

Rhetorical

Question 19

one might argue that instead of productive, black hole is described as ______

Answer 19

Rhetorical

Question 20

another name for gutters?

Answer 20

inter-iconic spaces

Question 21

what is the edition called that is out for black hole?

Answer 21

omnibus edition

Question 22

what was Charles burns art used as inspiration for?

Answer 22

set and art design for the nutcracker

Question 23

curve to curb depictions of violence, gore, and sexual innuendo

Answer 23

1954 comic code

Question 24

1982 GRID =

Answer 24

gay related immunodeficiency - Aids started to appear

Question 25

what was the stigma surrounding aids

Answer 25

that homosexual desire was seen as the cure of epidemic, and the epidemic itself was interpreted as a punishment for the innate depravity of being gay

Question 26

Aids outbreak and outbreak in the black hole comparable to what consequences?

Answer 26

that the infected lives with their disease but suffer a kind of social death

Question 27

who wrote do androids dream of electric sheep?

Answer 27

Philip K. Dick

Question 28

why did do androids dream of electric sheep a theme of altered consciousness?

Answer 28

Dick was on meth and LSD when writing all of his material

Question 29

what did Dick have a love for and how he put it onto his book?

Answer 29

classical music- mood machine played tunes to change peoples moods

Question 30

when literature describes a great detail of a painting

Answer 30

Ekphrasis

Question 31

Whose themes?: stories typically focus on the fragile nature of what is real and the construction of personal identity. His stories often become surreal fantasies, as the main characters slowly discover that their everyday world is actually an illusion assembled by powerful external entities, such as the suspended animation in Ubik,[35] vast political conspiracies or the vicissitudes of an unreliable narrator.

Answer 31

Philip K Dick

Question 32

who wrote tideline?

Answer 32

Elizabeth Bear

Question 33

what stories did Elizabeth bear write?

Answer 33

Tideline and shoggoths in bloom

Question 34

strange technology, gets us to focus on the present situation and how to approach artificial intelligence

Answer 34

novum

Question 35

to set on fire, kindle, inflame

Answer 35

annealed

Question 36

who said: universe is an altar and the mere act of living is the sacrifice- sometimes come out harder, sharper, stronger. Sometimes we get smashed or discarded. But still move forward slowly or painfully and eventually back to normal

Answer 36

Scott Lynch on bears novel

Question 37

who are the 2 characters In tideline?

Answer 37

chalcedony and belvedere

Question 38

comparisons with “like” or “as”

Answer 38

similies

Question 39

Comparisons with “is” or “are”

Answer 39

metaphor

Question 40

who wrote black hole?

Answer 40

Charles burns

Question 41

who made the blade runner?

Answer 41

Ridley Scott