Vocabulary
The protection granted by a nation to someone who has left their native country as a refugee
asylum
an image or color that extends beyond the frame of the panel in a graphic novel
bleed
a rectangle or square—often at the top or bottom of a panel—in which the narrator of a comic shares information with readers
internal monologue
disapprove of and attempt to prevent, especially by argument
oppose
to use someone or something to your advantage, usually sel
exploit
the edge or outlined border of a speci
frame
a comic book page that is mostly or entirely taken up by a single image or panel
splash page
very tired, often as a result of working hard
weary
danger involving significant risk
peril
the space between panels in a comic
gutter
a root from Latin meaning under or below
sub
a dangerous or difficult situation
plight
lower in quality, ability, or social position
inferior
a rectangle or square—often at the top or bottom of a panel—in which the narrator of a comic shares information with readers
narrative box
the author's motivation for writing a text, speci
author's purpose
to intensely admire a person
idolize
extreme, wild disorder; chaos
pandemonium
a single drawing depicting a specicific moment in a comic, generally contained within a square or rectanglar frame
panel
a (generally) circular or oval outline within a comic panel that contains a character's dialogue and indicates who is speaking
full of unpleasant things such as problems or dangers
fraught