SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES

GRAPHIC NOVEL, MANGA AND DOODLE

FICTION

Similarities
Their similarities are All of these genres incorporate
drawings, illustration, or graphics in telling a story. This is
just basic definition of each of the genre. Doodle Fictions use
doodles for a more humorous and/or engaging effect, while
both of the Manga and Graphic Novels use a comic book
style. All of these styles, to be even more obvious, contains
pictures that engages viewers effectively. These are all from
the 21st Century.

Graphic Novel
are narrative and written in comic book
formats. These novels can be employed
in broad manner, encompassing non-
fiction to fiction, from short to long
stories

Doodle Fiction
Fictions are literary presentations where the
author incorporates doodle writing, drawing,
and handwritten graphics in place of the
traditional font to enhance the story, or to add
humurous effects

Difference in terms of structure

Manga
a Japanese word for comics,
Manga and Graphic Novels are very little
since both are in comic book style. Both of is a generic term for all
which have panels to separate a scene comic books and graphic
from another scene. In terms of text, they novels

Difference
vary their language and structure in the
formality of the pieces. Basically, the most
obvious difference in structure is in
elements
in terms of
contrast to Doodle Fictions. Doodle
Doodle fictions use handwritten elements to write its text and
Fictions follow a novel or story book type drawing. Manga use a very specific Japanese art style to draw
of narration, unlike the Manga and the graphics, also they are read from right to left. Elements in
Graphic Novels. Doodle fictions show both Manga always pertain, exclusively, to the Japanese. These
Japanese elements include culture, the people, environment,
text and pictures in a way like articles are behavior, and the likes. Whereas, the Doodle Fictions and
written, while, the comic book styles don't Graphic Novels can be from any country. Lastly, Graphic novels
use a very Americanized art style in drawing the comic, and
must be read from left to right