The Relationship Of Time And Space In My Comic

I have shown a manipulation of time and space in my comic that is about a man being chased down by a car. They both work hand in hand and it starts with the second man in the phone booth. Once we go from panel two to three we can tell the car is getting closer because in distance it is closer to the man. From panel two to four we can see that time and distance has had to pass for the man and car relation to be the way it is. He goes from very small on the page and the car at the opposite end being much smaller than him; to the final image with his whole face in the middle of the page and the car behind him being much larger than the man. It is hard to show space and time in comics, but one thing I have seen a lot is going from series of small things to larger. We feel like the objects are …show more content…
In the classroom comic I made the gutters between each tier different sizes and colors. I wanted to show the progress of the teacher and students understanding of each other. In the first two tiers it is large and red. Red on a stop light normally symbolizes stop and the size to show how disconnected they are. In between the second and third it is yellow. Yellow on a stoplight means yield and the size is slightly smaller to show they are starting to connect. The final gutter is green and a lot smaller; It is small to show they are reaching the end of disconnection, and it is the color green for go. I used the gutters to show a progress of what is going on with the characters. We go from disconnect to connect. In the other comic the top three panels are the same size as the last panel if they were all put together. The last panel is wrapping all of the actions up. It is connecting them all together, and is resembling a story where they climax is supposed to be obvious and the turning point of the story. That is the reason I choose to make it the largest panel, because it is the climax of the