Greetings

holychocolatecow · Post by **holychocolatecow** » Sat Sep 01, 2001 6:58 am

Hi you people,
I'm new here. I found this page through my work for a specialist area work (don't know if there's an English term for that kind of work, gotta write a minimum of 50 pages) about comics and their acknowledgment
as art.
However, hope to read and lead interesting and spirit-rich conversations here!

Cheers,
David

ming · Post by **ming** » Tue Sep 04, 2001 1:19 am

after you've written it i'd like to read it.
good luck

holychocolatecow · Post by **holychocolatecow** » Tue Sep 04, 2001 3:20 am

On 2001-09-04 01:19, ming wrote:
after you've written it i'd like to read it.
good luck

i will send it to you then.
hope you can understand german

Tim Mallos · Post by **Tim Mallos** » Wed Sep 05, 2001 8:40 am

Howdy.
Here is a "comics as literature" thesis project that was offered up in this forum by Lou Prosperia.

Your "Comics as art" work sounds like an excellent compliment.

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holychocolatecow · Post by **holychocolatecow** » Sun Sep 09, 2001 7:05 am

On 2001-09-05 08:40, Tim Mallos wrote:
Howdy.
Here is a "comics as literature" thesis project that was offered up in this forum by Lou Prosperia.

Your "Comics as art" work sounds like an excellent compliment.

I had not enough time to read everything of the "comic as literature" work, but I'm looking forward to complete my read tonight.

Well, I really enjoy reading some comics (I began with MAUS... or was ist Mickey Mouse?). But I don't think that just stating that comics would be art must be a compliment.
IMO the term art doesn't say anything's about its quality. There's enough junk art IMO, art that doesn't "speak" to me. But it's still art.