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the Unwritten, the Unknown
To start this off, I have to admit this was the first real comic book I’ve ever read. My previous exposure to comics were limited to the Dr. Who one we read in this class and a few strips in the Sunday … Continue reading
Posted in Blog 5. Unwritten, Blog Assignments
Tagged Comic books, Transmedia Storytelling, Unwritten
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Number Three: Storytelling in Doctor Who
For me, the least satisfying media platform for storytelling was a tie between the audio drama and the computer game, though I honestly wish they weren’t. I’ll discuss the audio drama first. I think one of the reasons that I … Continue reading
Posted in Blog 3. Doctor Who Case Study
Tagged Audio dramas, Blink, Blood of the Cyberman, Comic books, David Tennant, Doctor Who
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Transmedia Storytelling (Fall 2010) 