

An Barry Bui once said: “We all have come to understand that pictures strike us more efficiently than words. The cliché, “a picture is worth a thousand words,” exemplifies the significance of comic arts in America. From cave paintings to the Yellow Kid to Superman, comic arts have had a long and lasting history. What started out as just an advertisement scheme to draw customers to the Sunday edition of the local newspaper has manifested itself into a profitable entertainment business. Comic books now stand on separate grounds from comic strips, but the relation and transition from one to the other is undeniable.“

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