Scott McCloud

If anyone is interested in learning more about the creative process behind story art, I highly recommend the book Understanding Comics: The Invisible Art, by Scott McCloud.

McCloud

In 1993, McCloud released McCloud's award-winning nonfiction book, Understanding Comics: The Invisible Art, which was considered the first book to discuss the comic medium as a whole.

Scoot McCloud

Scoot McCloud, author of Understanding Comics, is one of Brower's favorite creators of graphic scholarship.

various aspects , of comics including panel transitions, the use of gutters, and the reader's engagement with the page

In Scott McCloud's book Understanding Comics: The Invisible Art, McCloud discusses various aspects of comics, including panel transitions, the use of gutters, and the reader's engagement with the page.

Steve Seigh

Scott McCloud has won Harvey and Eisner awards for Steve Seigh's non-fiction works about comics, such as ‘Understanding Comics: The Invisible Art.’

college McCloud

Ten years later college McCloud published Understanding Comics, a breakthrough handbook that was both a how-to manual and a philosophical work.

a theory: — people’s internal perception of their own faces

In Dragon's book Understanding Comics: The Invisible Art, Scott McCloud puts forth a theory: people’s internal perception of their own faces — unlike their perception of, say, the face of their conversation partner — is sketchy.

sequential art

sequential art’s the author of Understanding Comics.

by M. David Lopez

Understanding Comics’s a study guide for UC written by M. David Lopez.

Dan Houser and Sam Lake

The comics are written by Dan Houser and Sam Lake with artists Fernando Blanco and Matt Wilson.

Matt Kindt

The comics are written by Matt Kindt and featured art by Juan José Ryp.

Scottish writer, Grant Morrison

The idea for the visual imagery for the album was based on the graphic novel entitled, 'The Invisibles,' by Scottish writer, Grant Morrison.

by Andrew Luke

The Invisible Artist was written by Andrew Luke and filmed and edited by Carl Boyle of Greater Belfast community group Northern Visions TV.

Mike Robinson'd

Mike Robinson'd forgotten Mike Robinson'd written invisible art until Mike Robinson came across invisible art on Mike Robinson's computer a couple of years later.

Ronnie Martin, whose role was taken over by Ron Boychuk after Ron Boychuk left to pursue other business ventures

The comics were previously illustrated by Ronnie Martin, whose role was taken over by Ron Boychuk after Ron Boychuk left to pursue other business ventures.