For this weeks post, I wanted to focus mostly on how series of cartoons are often times more effective than single cartoons. Everybody knows the Peanuts cartoons by Charles Shultz, and there's reason behind this fame. One of the reasons I'm thinking of is because it's a continuation of a cartoon, otherwise, a comic strip. There's a plot for each cartoon, as well as one for an ongoing collection of these cartoons. Readers get to know the characters for comic strips, and therefore become engaged with it more. With something to look forward to next week, or whenever the comics come out (Sunday comics in mind) readers will read and enjoy the comic as a storyline.Monday, February 20, 2012
For this weeks post, I wanted to focus mostly on how series of cartoons are often times more effective than single cartoons. Everybody knows the Peanuts cartoons by Charles Shultz, and there's reason behind this fame. One of the reasons I'm thinking of is because it's a continuation of a cartoon, otherwise, a comic strip. There's a plot for each cartoon, as well as one for an ongoing collection of these cartoons. Readers get to know the characters for comic strips, and therefore become engaged with it more. With something to look forward to next week, or whenever the comics come out (Sunday comics in mind) readers will read and enjoy the comic as a storyline.
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