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Comics with low dialogue/focus on visuals? (discuss.online)

submitted 3 days ago by umean2me@discuss.online to c/comicbooks@lemmy.world

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Hello!

I'm trying to get into comics and I'm looking for something that's almost entirely visual if possible. I don't hate reading, I love it actually, but I am coming from the perspective that the unique aspect of comics is their ability to show things that are hard to describe in writing. Visual flair is really important to me and I appreciate things that take a meaningful/stylistic approach to illustration rather than a strictly narrative one. Any recommendations?

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[–] pinball_wizard@lemmy.zip 3 points 3 days ago* (last edited 3 days ago)

Marvel did an event in 2002, where every active title produces a full text free issue. The event was called Nuff Said. That link also contains a full list of issues.

The official reason was Songbird's powers went into overdrive and sucked all the sound up for a day, as seen in (and just before) Thunderbolts #59.

Also, while looking for that, I found this, which is interesting and has a few not mentioned here yet: https://comicbook.com/comics/news/the-10-best-silent-issues-in-comics-marvel-hawkeye/