DOODLE FICTION, MANGA AND GRAPHIC NOVEL.

THE DIFFERENCE OF DOODLE FICTION, MANGA AND GRAPHIC NOVEL IN TERMS OF STRUCTURE.

The difference of doodle fiction, manga and graphic novel in terms of structure are it is a narrative and formative.  According to quora.com Comics are structured left to right, top to bottom, with hard dividers between panels that are usually white or black bars. Manga is structured right to left (reverse to western fiction) but still read top to bottom. White panel dividers are usually used for present-day events, while flashbacks and past events usually have black dividers between their panels. And Doodle Fiction (From what I can tell) more loose and open, structured left to right and top to bottom with less rigid division and larger images.

THE SIMILARITIES OF DOODLE FICTION, MANGA AND GRAPHIC NOVEL.

When it comes in telling a story, all genres incorporate illustrations, drawings nad skethes. According to brainly.ph The similarities of doodle fiction, manga and graphic novel are all literary styles  incorporates images,  pictures and drawings to give a better illustration of context. All these styles have less usage of words while pictures. A doodle contains hand drawn picture. Manga is similar to graphic novel, it is just a Japanese style of writing a graphical comic.

THE DIFFERENCE OF DOODLE FICTION, MANGA AND GRAPHIC NOVEL IN TERMS OF ELEMENTS.

The difference of doodle fiction, manga and graphic novel in terms of elements are it is short stories, fiction and non-fiction. According to quora.com, Doodle fictions are humorous comedy books usually targeted for younger children, it consists of cartoon doodles with handwritten graphics place of traditional font. Graphic novels are similar to comic books except graphic novels are longer, whether they are a part of a larger series or not, a graphic novel contains excerpts of serialized narratives while graphic novel, is a stand alone work, rather large in size and encompassing the entire story in that single book. It is a term used for publishers who want to distinguish their comics from the stigma of comics and Manga are basically Japanese comic books, but with a more distinctive art style and differences in linework. They also tend to publish issues on a periodic basis. While comics and graphic novels are read from left right, you have to read manga from right to left. They’re generally inked in greyscale, as opposed to coloured pages.