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I found page 93 (of the deluxe edtion of We3) to be quite thematically relevant; specifically the bottom left frame. In this frame, we see Dr. Roseanne Berry, in tears, identifying the dog, “1″, by his actual name. Berry worked closely … Continue reading → Continue reading →

We3 was an interesting transition from the Cyber-Spaced theme novel of Nueromancer and the comic still kept in the ever fascinating structure of futuristic designs. Mecha’s(robots & androids)  and cyber-space seem to go along well when comparing the two terms, but I’m getting ahead of myself, so I’ll bring the main question forward. A single […] Continue reading →

            I thought about the class discussion on the graphic novel WE3, about how the eyes are absent in the panels depicting most humans. Eyes certainly reveal emotions in the animal characters 1, 2, and 3. Often times in the book, Dr. Roseanne Berry’s eyes reveal her sympathy for the WE3 team and her anger […] Continue reading →

Pagae 25, is a continuation of the scene where the doctors are introducing the rats as a team who ” work” together and are capable of assembling a jet engine in 48 hours. These graphics interested me in particular because … Continue reading → Continue reading →

In yesterday’s class, we discussed page 25, where the rat with the drill attached to its head attacks a fellow rat. The observations in class made where how the comic panels focused in on the rat from three different view points. At one point, the terror in the rat’s eyes is seen as it is […] Continue reading →

For this week’s blog I’d like to pose a question.  Why does Pirate seem so estranged from the rest of We3?  The first big difference that I noticed were the lost pet signs.  Bandit and Tinker both do not have … Continue reading → Continue reading →

The most fascinating part of the WE3 plot for me was when the dog discovers that the machine is not a part of him. This moment of self discovery is profound, but it is also expressed in simple language. The moment is revealed in only four words, “is coat not we (105 Morrison and Quitely).” […] Continue reading →

As I was reading We3 and looking at the character archetypes of the three main characters, I began to wonder what I was really looking at. Grant Morrison is pretty big into psychology.  I had a friend tell me about his use of Jungian psychology or something along those lines in his comics.  I have Continue reading →

We3 gets into that debate that has been popping up persistently throughout the semester: what does it mean to be human?  Something that really caught my interest after reading We3 was just how much more relatable the We3 (is that … Continue reading → Continue reading →

I wanted to analyze page 43 in WE3.  This was the page I traced in class today and doing that activity made me think a lot more now that I’ve looked at it a second time.  It shows Tinker the … Continue reading → Continue reading →