ENGL 91D
Introduction to Graphic Fiction
Description: Lecture, three hours; discussion, one hour (when scheduled). Requisite: satisfaction of Entry-Level Writing requirement. Introduction to popularity and important cultural work of comic books and graphic novels. Emphasis on how text and image combine to create meaning, including problem of appropriateness of comics for serious cultural topics. P/NP or letter grading.
Units: 5.0
Units: 5.0
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Winter 2025 - Dr. Snelson is probably one of my top professors from UCLA--his lectures are always enjoyable even if attendance wasn't enforced. His lecture style and content are incredibly engaging, and Dr. Snelson is just knowledgeable in many aspects. As a non-humanities major, his classes were a breath of fresh air and pretty manageable alongside heavier course load. I took two classes with him, and I could not recommend him enough. You can truly tell that Dr. Snelson cares about his students and their inputs, where he often takes constructive advice from students to incorporate into his course design. I love the way his classes encourage creativity in academia and cultivate lively discussive atmospheres in which students feel welcomed.
Winter 2025 - Dr. Snelson is probably one of my top professors from UCLA--his lectures are always enjoyable even if attendance wasn't enforced. His lecture style and content are incredibly engaging, and Dr. Snelson is just knowledgeable in many aspects. As a non-humanities major, his classes were a breath of fresh air and pretty manageable alongside heavier course load. I took two classes with him, and I could not recommend him enough. You can truly tell that Dr. Snelson cares about his students and their inputs, where he often takes constructive advice from students to incorporate into his course design. I love the way his classes encourage creativity in academia and cultivate lively discussive atmospheres in which students feel welcomed.
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