The space between panels is important from "summary" of Understanding Comics by Scott McCloud
The space between panels is where much of the magic of comics happens. It is where time and motion are created in the reader's mind. By controlling the size and shape of panel borders, artists can manipulate the reader's perception of time. A smaller space between panels can create a feeling of quick movement or continuity, while a larger space can slow down the pace of the story. The space between panels is also where the reader's imagination comes into play. When we see a sequence of images separated by white space, our brains automatically fill in the gaps between them. This phenomenon, known as closure, is what allows us to make sense of the disconnected moments in a comic. It is through closure that we are able to perceive the passage of time and the unfolding of a story. However, closur...
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