Comic Books Terminology Crossword

What do comic book Illustrators use to make the characters speak?
words or a sentence to explain to the reader what is going on.
something used to explain what a character is thinking or doing (text, icons, speed lines)
A voice over/narration that is spoken directly by the character.
an object that is used to help the reader recognize something or make sense of what's going on.
BANG, WHAM, POW, CRASH, BOING
the same as a thought bubble but is meant to be thoughts contained in the characters mind.
An image that runs out of the border usually is a ______
A fairly large image of an object or character
An image that shows a large portion of a important detail (eyes, mouth, a word, etc.)
A drawing that shows an object fully from top to bottom
a drawing that shows a character with a backdrop of a city seen fully
When the drawings are put backwards in a second panel
Was a term first popularized in the 1960's and 1970's
A term that covers all the comics since the 1980's
____ are used to create the different boxes on the comic book page
the little spaces between each box on the comic book page
one single row of boxes on a comic book page
A huge page with lots of color to grab the readers attention and to explain the setting
An image that takes up more than one page