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Old 10-14-2008, 12:26 PM   #56
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Originally Posted by redbaron101 View Post
Also their frame sizes are different, why scanlations or japanese manga may have drawings that cover the page or three/four frames wide or high, the american manga tends to be in colour and more cost constrained so they have to fix to certain no of frames per page
More precisely, there is no specific panel size (or shape) in manga; the page layout is part of the creative design. On the other hand, there are default sizes and shapes of panels in American comics, though variations do exist (partly because of the increasing influence of manga on American comics). I think it's more a matter of tradition and style than cost constraints.
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