Comics

Comics A Brief History of the Comic Book Comic books are said to be at least, as old as movies. Their first beginnings are in the beginning of XXth Century. The comic book was initially a way in which illustrators could present new ways of graphic and visual communication and expression. Many times when people think of the earliest comics they in vision the prehistory cave paintings of early man or the work of Egyptian hieroglyphics on temple walls, the prehistoric these assumptions are not far off from what we deem as the modern day comic. Time artwork and hieroglyphs are in fact a visual group of narratives told in pictorial format much the same way a comic is read. The existence of words was not necessary because ancient peoples often used symbols to represent the action of the sequence. (SoHo/5537) Later, at more sophisticated times letters were soon added, give to convey more information and enhance the quality of the story being told. One factor in particular that influenced the comic growth was the improvement of press and printing technology. It is usual to associate the first comic book to Richard Fenton Outcalt’s creation, The Yellow Kid, as a part of comics, comic, people, first, created, way, new, example, book, beginning, told, superman, stories, one, little, characters, being, american, america, yellow, without, war, visual, times, time, through, though, super, story, started, speaking, small, seen, said, public, produced