This man was the principal author of the 1988 "Creator's Bill of Rights," and he originally theorized the 24-hour comic.
As a high schooler, this man worked with his friend Kurt Busiek to create a juvenile comic called The Battle of Lexington. This man was the principal author of the 1988 "Creator's Bill of Rights," and he originally theorized the 24-hour comic. This artist usually represents himself as a cartoon figure with (*) blank glasses and a lightning-bolt shirt, and his most notable work discusses the techniques of masking and iconic art. That book by this artist has chapters like "Time Frames" and "The Vocabulary of Comics," is subtitled The Invisible Art, was inspired by the work of Marshall McLuhan, and is followed by the sequel Reinventing Comics. For 10 points, name this artist and author of comics studies text Understanding Comics.
As a high schooler, this man worked with his friend Kurt Busiek to create a juvenile comic called The Battle of Lexington.
Scott McCloud