Meanings of graphic literature in English

The following are among the entries in this graphic narrative, published in The Evening News:

The period dealt with in this graphic narrative covers fully five centuries, from 850 B.C.

The following graphic narrative, taken from the "Somerset House Gazette," offers a vivid portraiture.

The "Conquest of Mexico" is a spirited and graphic narrative of a stirring episode in history.

The graphic narrative of the Evangelist Mark adds one more striking point to that picture of high resolve.

Finbarr's pictures from the incident are a dramatic visual narrative of soldiers in combat.

Here a visual narrative is woven, clearly depicting the relationship between the Ngaro people, the land and sea.

These songs yearn for a visual narrative, with Football Gamesounding like Josh T Pearson trapped within Inland Empire.

Through exploring her family memory, Kganye constructed a visual narrative in which she became an active participant in keeping these memories alive.

Power punctuates his impressionistic visual narrative with portraits of Poles young and old, who stare at the camera without giving anything away.

They are pleased with history, narrative , illustration, more than with philosophy.

He describes them as a form of sequential literature.

Ireland's first Graphic Short Story Prize, run by the Comics Lab in partnership with The Irish Times, rewards excellence in sequential storytelling.

Whereas most films seem like skeletal proofs of concept, Help has the spectacular heft, goliath action sequences, and sequential narrative of a Hollywood blockbuster.

It departs from the conventions of social documentary, eschewing the familiar structures of pictorial narrative and aesthetics in favour of a more oblique, partial view.