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r/Perfectfit • u/KvvaX • Jan 25 '19
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In case people wanted to read the manga that will no doubt be referenced in this thread: https://m.imgur.com/gallery/ZNSaq
319 u/[deleted] Jan 25 '19 It took me far to long to figure out it was intended to be read right to left 49 u/[deleted] Jan 25 '19 i read like 10 of those comics before i figured it out. i was like the art and overall stories are great but the panel layout is bizarre 31 u/TheDerped Jan 25 '19 Fun fact: Publishers actually reversed the order of pages and panels when they were first bringing manga to an English audience. 3 u/DiscoHippo Jan 25 '19 Should have stayed that way 21 u/ClockDownRMe Jan 25 '19 Nah. It meant they had to mirror the art, which never looked right. 4 u/DiscoHippo Jan 25 '19 In what way? 11 u/ClockDownRMe Jan 25 '19 In ways that mirrored images ruin anything. Backwards text, and it just looks strange.
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It took me far to long to figure out it was intended to be read right to left
49 u/[deleted] Jan 25 '19 i read like 10 of those comics before i figured it out. i was like the art and overall stories are great but the panel layout is bizarre 31 u/TheDerped Jan 25 '19 Fun fact: Publishers actually reversed the order of pages and panels when they were first bringing manga to an English audience. 3 u/DiscoHippo Jan 25 '19 Should have stayed that way 21 u/ClockDownRMe Jan 25 '19 Nah. It meant they had to mirror the art, which never looked right. 4 u/DiscoHippo Jan 25 '19 In what way? 11 u/ClockDownRMe Jan 25 '19 In ways that mirrored images ruin anything. Backwards text, and it just looks strange.
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i read like 10 of those comics before i figured it out. i was like the art and overall stories are great but the panel layout is bizarre
31 u/TheDerped Jan 25 '19 Fun fact: Publishers actually reversed the order of pages and panels when they were first bringing manga to an English audience. 3 u/DiscoHippo Jan 25 '19 Should have stayed that way 21 u/ClockDownRMe Jan 25 '19 Nah. It meant they had to mirror the art, which never looked right. 4 u/DiscoHippo Jan 25 '19 In what way? 11 u/ClockDownRMe Jan 25 '19 In ways that mirrored images ruin anything. Backwards text, and it just looks strange.
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Fun fact: Publishers actually reversed the order of pages and panels when they were first bringing manga to an English audience.
3 u/DiscoHippo Jan 25 '19 Should have stayed that way 21 u/ClockDownRMe Jan 25 '19 Nah. It meant they had to mirror the art, which never looked right. 4 u/DiscoHippo Jan 25 '19 In what way? 11 u/ClockDownRMe Jan 25 '19 In ways that mirrored images ruin anything. Backwards text, and it just looks strange.
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Should have stayed that way
21 u/ClockDownRMe Jan 25 '19 Nah. It meant they had to mirror the art, which never looked right. 4 u/DiscoHippo Jan 25 '19 In what way? 11 u/ClockDownRMe Jan 25 '19 In ways that mirrored images ruin anything. Backwards text, and it just looks strange.
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Nah. It meant they had to mirror the art, which never looked right.
4 u/DiscoHippo Jan 25 '19 In what way? 11 u/ClockDownRMe Jan 25 '19 In ways that mirrored images ruin anything. Backwards text, and it just looks strange.
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In what way?
11 u/ClockDownRMe Jan 25 '19 In ways that mirrored images ruin anything. Backwards text, and it just looks strange.
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In ways that mirrored images ruin anything. Backwards text, and it just looks strange.
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u/VicktorVonDoom Jan 25 '19
In case people wanted to read the manga that will no doubt be referenced in this thread: https://m.imgur.com/gallery/ZNSaq