Reflecting the comic book. The evolution of the form of art

In 1993, Scott McClaud destroyed the wall between high and low cultures using his classical work “Comic’s Understanding”, in which he undertook the study of the internal structure of one of the most underestimated forms of art. In the comic book “Reflecting: comic book evolution of the form of art”, McClaud takes comics to a new level, denoting twelve different revolutions in how comics are created, read and perceived today, and how they will be perceived in the near future. The first part of this exciting and deep book includes:

• the life of comics both as an artistic form and as literature;
• the battle for the rights of the creators;
• rethinking Comics Businesses;
• The ever-changeable perception of comics by the public;
• sexual and ethnic representations in comics.

The second part of the book draws an exciting picture of digital revolutions in the field of comics, including:

• The constantly complicated process of creating in the digital area;
• Expanding world of online dodgers;
• The main challenges of the endless digital canvas.