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The 15 pages that link to Panel (comics), each with the reason it gives.

• MangaBroader topic: Panel size, shape, and order control pacing in manga.

• Comic stripBroader topic: Panels divide a strip into visual units and control how its action unfolds.

• Comic bookBroader topic: Panels divide a comic’s action into distinct visual beats.

• Graphic novelBroader topic: Panels divide a graphic novel’s story into visible units of time and action.

• Sequential artBroader topic: Panels are the basic units whose arrangement creates a sequence.

• ComicsBroader topic: Panels divide a comic into units that readers connect into a continuous sequence.

• WebcomicBroader topic: Panels remain the basic visual units even when a webcomic uses a continuous scrolling canvas.

• Gutter (comics)Narrower topic: Panels are the images gutters separate and connect.

• Comics studiesBroader topic: Panels are the basic units whose arrangement comics analysis examines.

• Newspaper comic stripBroader topic: Panels divide a strip into beats that control timing and emphasis.

• Superhero comicBroader topic: Panels divide action into readable beats, from a punch to its aftermath.

• American comic bookBroader topic: Panels divide comic-book pages into units of action, dialogue, and time.

• Harvey KurtzmanBroader topic: Kurtzman used panel size and sequence to control timing and direct attention.

• Bande dessinéeBroader topic: Panels are the basic units whose arrangement makes a bande dessinée sequential.

• Tite KuboRelated: Kubo’s pacing depends on how panels distribute motion, silence, and dramatic reveals.