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Book review: Between Still and Moving Images: Photography and Cinema in the 20th Century

lacks the ambition, scope or understanding to suggest that it is not actually manga but all sequential arts that share some visual style and narrative with postmodern forms of cinema (another sequential art). It seems, therefore, that delving into sequential languages and particularly other comicbook traditions might have been a good complement to this research. The book will surely be enjoyed by fans of anime but also by those interested in the world of film production, due to the large number of examples of this exciting field that Hollywood is just starting to contemplate now that the live-action adaptation Ghost in the Shell (Rupert Sanders, 2017) has been recently released. Presumably, the immediacy of these examples (the author even includes rumours and interviews about unfinished projects) means that this book will be out of date soon, but it will also justify new book editions if successful.