Textuality and Semiotic Semanticity of Cartoons A Comparative Study

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Cartoons are sketches or portraits that can b? pr?s?nt?d in many ways in print or oth?r m?dia. Comic strips, animat?d movi?s, drawings in t?xt books, n?wspap?rs and magazin?s ar? v?ry popular among th? audi?nc?. At pr?s?nt, phantom stori?s ar? b?ing conv?rt?d into cartoon strips. Cartoons ar? not only m?ant for kids but ar? also targ?t?d at an adult audi?nc?. Walt Disn?y was th? first to introduc? cartoon charact?rs' in motion for the ?nt?rtainment of childr?n. Such cartoons ar? v?ry common today and may b? ?ducational in natur?. Cartoonists' poss?ss v?ry k??n obs?rvational skills and d?pict th? soci?ty through m?taphors in th?ir cartoons. Th? cartoons may b? consid?r?d as th? artist's tak? or comm?nt on th? r?aliti?s of th? soci?ty, ?ncompassing subj?cts which ar? political, administrativ?, judicial, ?nvironm?ntal or ?conomic in natur?.