Understanding Comics

What I liked about this page was how well the images matched with what he was explaining. For example, when he talked about how people explain comic books to narrowly and draws himself squished between walls. And vice versa, when he talks broader terms. It makes it so much more appealing when the images are consistent with the storyline. 
 

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