Matteo Caronna

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He/him |An italian otaku that loves Lupin the third, Mamoru Oshii, Hayao Miyazaki, Hideaki Anno, Shōtarō Ishinomori etc..

[Matteo Caronna @CaronnaMatteo]

@therightram Thank you for your answer!

[Matteo Caronna @CaronnaMatteo]

@therightram non-fiction books not about comics that you think had an influence on your comics (or on your way of thinking in general)?

[Matteo Caronna @CaronnaMatteo]

@riteshwriter The more I think about it, the more I'm convinced of the same. Italy partially did the same mistake (and then went on and made even worst mistakes).

[Matteo Caronna @CaronnaMatteo]

@yoru_is_mine @erstatiz Here you can read a good contextualization and explanation of it: https://t.co/ODtPEJV6Pv

[joe @pauseandselect]

This isn't what Azuma is talking about. That's like, a basic TVTropes/Fandom Wiki/YouTube essayist thing. Databasification (ala Azuma, Lev Manovich also wrote about databases in a similar time period) is slightly different

[joe @pauseandselect]

This isn't what Azuma is talking about. That's like, a basic TVTropes/Fandom Wiki/YouTube essayist thing. Databasification (ala Azuma, Lev Manovich also wrote about databases in a similar time period) is slightly different

[Matteo Caronna @CaronnaMatteo]

@Evan75224481 @MercuryFalcon "three 30 min. episodes" according to the website

https://t.co/vFoaJHvIGW

[Matteo Caronna @CaronnaMatteo]

@tadcomix48 Hoshiya-san's contribution to the Lupin III fandom is immeasurable

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@badpunname @SlimeFancypants >Instead, McCloud's book is a clear attempt at doing scholarly work because he uses it to develop his own theories on what comics are (and what they should be). This stuff makes up a huge chunk of the book and influences most of his ideas of how comics work.

[Matteo Caronna @CaronnaMatteo]

@badpunname @SlimeFancypants "A layman introduction" is something that takes theories already established by others and makes them easier to understand for a casual reader, but this is not the case of Understanding Comics. >

[Matteo Caronna @CaronnaMatteo]

@MoustachedTrex @SlimeFancypants Henry John Pratt's The Philosophy of Comics is an excellent introduction to the subject of the theory of comics and art theory in general. It also contains some counterarguments to McCloud's theories.

[Matteo Caronna @CaronnaMatteo]

@badpunname @SlimeFancypants Some of this stuff was addressed by Dylan Horrocks in his excellent "Inventing Comics" essay: https://t.co/2IbZUybJQT

[Matteo Caronna @CaronnaMatteo]

@badpunname @SlimeFancypants >the fact that it can't separate doing theoretical work (describing what comics are) from writing an art manifesto (describing what comics should be according to him), etc...

[Matteo Caronna @CaronnaMatteo]

@LUPINandSAS_fan Amazing quality! 😳 It's unfortunate to think that even though we have the technology to restore these pages from the magazines the publisher doesn't seem interested in doing a new complete edition.

[のっち @Nox1130]

セールでYルがまた注目されてますが、Sルもよろしくね♡
高口里純先生の脚本があなたのハートにザックリ刺さるよっ！Shusay先生の絵もカッコいいんだから〜！

[Matteo Caronna @CaronnaMatteo]

@htGOIW You mean Hirō Terada? Or someone else?

[くじ @23_49c]

絵と絵と模写と模写

[Matteo Caronna @CaronnaMatteo]

@htGOIW I didn't know that the five short stories were considered part of the live action continuity.