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How Text And Images Have Changed In Five Hundred Issues

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When Turf #1 was published from Image Comics earlier in the year, it was criticised by some for being too text heavy. When asked about this, writer Jonathan Ross said that he was trying to reach back to an earlier time when there were more words on a page.

This image from Mobat demonstrates that dramatically… how the emphasis on words and pictures has switched, usin X-Men as an example.

How Text And Images Have Changed In Five Hundred Issues

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