Jaggyd
The member formerly known as skotti-chan
Just read something on Slate.com, the writer went on this rant about how terrible the world has become now that Fahrenheit 451 has been made into a graphic novel. It's made me wonder, why is there this elitism in the literary community towards graphic storytelling? I mean, look at countries that have embraced it, like Japan, the literacy rates are significantly higher, their book sales are exponentially higher.
Why do we in the US still treat comics like they're entertainment for the short bus?
The Slate review in question:
http://www.slate.com/id/2223495/
Why do we in the US still treat comics like they're entertainment for the short bus?
The Slate review in question:
http://www.slate.com/id/2223495/