interactive comic research

i was told to look at some interactive comics. the first one i looked at was the hotel by h. hoogerbrugger.
the story was about a doctor doing experiments on volunteers but they ended up dieing. that's about all i could understand because the way the story is put across is a bit hard to understand. i liked this one because it was very interactive and there was a bit of
humour. i didn't like it because of the nudity.
for this interactive comic i think that they have used a tablet to create these pictures so therefore they have used a traditional method to create their comic

the next comic i looked at was dead on arrival. it was about a man reporting his own murder and and each time you read it the murderer changed. this comic was less interactive than hotel but it was still interactive. i like how they used the black and grey colours with a very bold colour every now and again.
but i didn't like how the photos had black dots all over them
in this interective comic the creator has used a traditional method of capture. he/she has used photography to get the pictures for this story






 the third comic i looked at was called meow meow.
this comic wasn't very interactive but if you waved you mouse over a certain spot then something would happen. i liked the fact that you had to look for the extra things that come out. but i would prefer it if there was more interactiveness.
for this interactive comic they have used a drawing tablet to create these pictures. so the way they have captured what they wanted with a traditional method

the last comic i looked at was a comic about alice in wonderland. the way it was inteactive was that you had to hover your mouse over the speach bubbles to get the writing to come up. i liked the art wor in it but i would prefr it if it was more interactive. i think that this person has used a traditional method because it looks like it was drawn and then scanned on so it is also a digital method of capture