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Höhlenmalerei, Lascaux, ca. 15-18.000 Jahre alt, Jagdszene

Höhlenmalerei, Lascaux, ca. 15-18.000 Jahre alt, Jagdszene. „Biblia Pauperum“, Klosterneuburg, um 1330. Hlg. Notburga, Donatuskapelle, Pavlovec/Kroatien, 18. Jhdt. (Maler unbekannt). Moritatentafel, nach 1906. George Cruikshank, Illustration zu Oliver Twist, 1837.

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Höhlenmalerei, Lascaux, ca. 15-18.000 Jahre alt, Jagdszene

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  1. Höhlenmalerei, Lascaux, ca. 15-18.000 Jahre alt, Jagdszene

  2. „Biblia Pauperum“, Klosterneuburg, um 1330

  3. Hlg. Notburga, Donatuskapelle, Pavlovec/Kroatien, 18. Jhdt. (Maler unbekannt)

  4. Moritatentafel, nach 1906

  5. George Cruikshank, Illustration zu Oliver Twist, 1837

  6. George Cruikshank, Illustration zu Robinson Crusoe, 1831

  7. Joseph Finnemore, Illustration zu Robinson Crusoe, 1895

  8. N. C. Wyeth, Illustration zu Robinson Crusoe, 1920

  9. Johann Amos Comenius, Orbis sensualium pictus, 1658

  10. Heinrich Hoffmann, Der Struwwelpeter (1845), 1858

  11. Rodolphe Töpffer (1799-1846), Histoire de Monsieur Cryptogame (1830)

  12. Rodolphe Töpffer, Histoire d‘Albert (1844)

  13. Wilhelm Busch, Balduin Bählamm (1883) [455]

  14. Wilhelm Busch, Der Virtuos (1864)

  15. Wilhelm Busch, Hans Huckebein, der Unglücksrabe (1867/8) [94]

  16. Wilhelm Busch, Die fromme Helene (1872) [170]

  17. Wilhelm Busch, Balduin Bählamm (1883) [432f.]

  18. Wilhelm Busch, Die fromme Helene (1872) [175]

  19. Wilhelm Busch, Tobias Knopp (1875) [242]

  20. Die fromme Helene [209]

  21. Balduin Bählamm [422]

  22. Wilhelm Busch, Max und Moritz (1865) [46]

  23. Die fromme Helene [127]

  24. Wilhelm Busch, Ein Abenteuer in der Neujahrsnacht, 1864

  25. Wilhelm Busch, Dieogenes und die bösen Buben von Korinth (1862) [14]

  26. Wilhelm Busch, Der Eispeter (1864) [25]

  27. Max und Moritz [77]

  28. Max und Moritz [75]

  29. Wilhelm Busch, Der heilige Antonius von Padua (1871)

  30. Juxtaposed pictorial and other images in deliberate sequence, intended to convey information and/or to produce an aesthetic response in the viewer. sequential art Will Eisner, Comics and Sequential Art (1985) Scott McCloud, Understanding Comics (1994), S. 9

  31. Richard Felton Outcault, Yellow Kid (1897) [1895-1898]

  32. Sprechblase- Dorn Frame / Rahmen Winsor McCay, Little Sammy Sneeze (1904) [1904-1906]

  33. Panel RAHMENGITTERPANEL GRID Gutter / Bildzwischenraum George Herriman, Krazy Kat (1936) [1913-1944]

  34. Splash-Panel Caption / Blocktext, -kommentar Jerry Siegel/Joe Shuster, Superman #1 (1938)

  35. René Goscinny (1926–1977) und Albert Uderzo (* 1927), Asterix (seit 1959)

  36. René Goscinny und Albert Uderzo, Asterix und die Goten (1963, dt. 1991)

  37. Bewegungslinien, „speed lines“

  38. „Korona“

  39. Art Spiegelman, Maus (1991) Alison Bechdel, Fun Home (2006) Marjane Satrapi, Persepolis (2000) Joe Sacco, Palästina (1996)

  40. Scott McCloud, Understanding Comics (1994), S. 154

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