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1. Flash : The formalist is a webcomic, or "hypercomic" as Merl likes to call them, that seeks ot experiment with a zooming metaphor in quite an original way. Whilst this webcomic it quite innovative in it's navigational approach all else seems secondar [...]
   The Formalist (GOODBREY, D. )
   Search Score: 2
2. Panel : It struck methat this kind of seperation would be terrific for connecting chapters of a webcomic
   The Sectioning of this interface. : 4,1
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3. Panel : These hyperlinkstake the reader from the webcomic interface ....
   The development of link metaphors within this interface : 13,0
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4. Panel : ... the webcomic can progress in any direction it sees fit
   The 'Infinite Canvas' and how it may be of use. : 2,2
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5. Panel : Larger webcomic strips, like this one suffer a bit when viewed on lesspowerfulcomputers.*
   Development Report: Round 2 (19/08/07 to 1/11/07) : 9,0
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6. Panel : ... it would haveworked in exactly the same way as does inthe webcomic part.
   Development Report: Round 2 (19/08/07 to 1/11/07) : 8,0
   Search Score: 1
7. Panel : ... this takes thereader back to this webcomic interface at the point they left it.
   Development Report: Round 2 (19/08/07 to 1/11/07) : 7,2
   Search Score: 1
8. Panel : ii) Passing values from interface to application whenthe reader movesfrom a webcomic panelto a resource page.*
   Development Report: Round 2 (19/08/07 to 1/11/07) : 4,3
   Search Score: 1
9. Flash : One of a range of experimental webcomics on show at e-merl.com. PoCom-UK-001 exemplifies one type of "infinite canvas" webcomic, or "hypercomic" as Merl likes to call them, that Scott McCloud has discussed at length in his latter books. Whil [...]
   PoCom-UK-001 (GOODBREY, D. )
   Search Score: 1