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The Comic Page as Storytelling | Sandman Overture | Strip Panel Naked

Support me on Patreon:   / strippanelnaked   Check out PanelxPanel: https://panelxpanel.gumroad.com On this 'Strip Panel Naked', I look DC/Vertigo's Sandman: Overture issue 1, by Neil Gaiman, J H Williams, Dave Stewart and Todd Klein. Focusing on the first page, I discuss how the team have crafted a page and panel layout that works as storytelling units itself, and the page as a function of the story as opposed to just a device to deliver story. I cover the writing, art and colouring to see how they're all working in tandem to give you elements of the story, working towards a cohesive whole that needs all the levels of art and story and page design to function to get it's point across. If you're a fan of Strip Panel Naked, the channel keeps making episodes thanks to the support of patrons at the Patreon. If you enjoy the episodes, there's tonnes and tonnes of extra content there to get access to. For less than a cup of coffee a week you can help support the channel, and your patronage goes a really long way. See more related Strip Panel Naked episodes here: -- Framing Locations with Colour and Deadly Class:    • Framing Locations | Strip Panel Naked | De...   -- Building Dread in Kraven's Last Hunt:    • Building Dread | Spider-Man (1987) | Strip...   -- Representing Emotions with Colour:    • Representing Emotion with Colour | Black M...