Panel-to-panel transitions

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Panel to panel transitions are relationships described in Scott McCloud's Understanding Comics.

He defines six transitions from one panel to the next:

1. Moment-to-moment, where relatively little change takes place between the two panels.

2. Action-to-action, where the actions of a single subject are shown.

3. Subject to subject, which transitions between different subjects in the same scene.

4. Scene-to-scene, which "transports us across significant distances of time and space."

5. Aspect-to-aspect, which "bypasses time for the most part and sets a wandering eye on different aspects of a place, idea, or mood."

6. Non-sequitur, "which offers no logical relationship between panels whatsoever."

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