21st Century Literacy Genres ( Doodle Fiction, Manga, Graphic Novel)

 Literary Genres (3 of them)






Source: https://www.slideshare.net/mobile/darinjohn2/21st-century-literary-genres-by-calle-friesen


These are examples and some definitions of the said Literacy Genres (Doodle Fiction, Graphic Novel, Manga).

So what are the differences and similarities of those three genres to each other? Let's tackle it in this blog post.

Doodle Fiction vs. Manga

Difference: A doodle fiction is made by hand drawn pictures while manga is not or could be not.
Similarity: Both uses pictures or illustrations to tell about their story.

Manga vs. Graphic Novel

Difference: Manga is a Japanese literature while graphic novel is not.
Similarity: Both genres are in a form of comics in style.

Graphic Novel vs. Doodle Fiction

Difference: A doodle fiction is a hand drawn picture while graphic novel is not.
Similarity: Both uses illustrations or images for the readers to understand the story.


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