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Madhulk Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary
Panels...
Lex: "Warrior Angel." I'm a fan myself. You must be Ryan. I'm--
Ryan: Lex Luthor. Clark told me all about you.
Lex: You know, I have one of the--
Ryan: Original first-edition panels (he has what?) framed (hanged) in your house.
Lex: How'd you know that?
Ryan: You're rich. That's what rich people do. Collect stuff.
Ryan: Lex Luthor. Clark told me all about you.
Lex: You know, I have one of the--
Ryan: Original first-edition panels (he has what?) framed (hanged) in your house.
Lex: How'd you know that?
Ryan: You're rich. That's what rich people do. Collect stuff.
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Hanging, yes. Panel: if it's a cartoon strip, it would be one of the frames. A panel is usually a part of a series of one topic, as in a triptych.
- Hanging, yes.
- Panel: if it's a cartoon strip, it would be one of the frames.
- A panel is usually a part of a series of one topic, as in a triptych.
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Hanging, yes.
Panel: if it's a cartoon strip, it would be one of the frames. A panel is usually a part of a series of one topic, as in a triptych.
Panel: if it's a cartoon strip, it would be one of the frames. A panel is usually a part of a series of one topic, as in a triptych.
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Oh, sorry! I forgot to mention they're talking about comic books.
Does that change the picture?
Does that change the picture?
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