The reader participates in the creation of meaning from "summary" of Understanding Comics by Scott McCloud
In the act of reading a comic, the reader is not merely a passive recipient of information. Instead, the reader plays an active role in interpreting and creating meaning from the images and words presented on the page. This process of engagement with the comic is an essential part of the reading experience. As the reader moves through the panels of a comic, they are constantly making connections and filling in gaps to make sense of the narrative. By combining visual and textual elements, the reader constructs a mental image of the story being told. This mental image is unique to each reader and is shaped by their individual experien...
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