Black and white can be just as effective as color from "summary" of Understanding Comics by Scott McCloud
Black and white, a pair of opposites, yet a pair that can be just as effective as color in the realm of visual communication. The simplicity of black and white can often lead to a clarity that is unmatched by the complexity of color. In the world of comics, where every line and every shade serves a specific purpose, the use of black and white can create a focus and a coherence that color sometimes struggles to achieve. The logical sequencing of black and white images can be just as powerful as their colored counterparts. Transitioning between shades of gray can create a sense of movement...
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