tries out another technique for "interactive" Web-reading. the long vertical scroll, echoing the filmstrip or the piano roll. The wide horizontal scroll is frowned on by Web-site style advisors, despite its obvious panoramic potential. Perhaps McCloud is trying a bit too hard to be "futuristic."

McCloud's thoughts in June 2000; his webletter appears more or less monthly.

That takes care of past and future -- what about right now?

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		Ephemeral landscapes: of the page, past and future . . . "Post"history -- McCloud
vertical scrolling advisory
`back to the beginning of Landscape OF the page` `Fencing manuals` `William Hogarth` `Rodolphe Töpffer` `Coconino World` `Understanding (and Reinventing) Comics` `onward to COMIC FUNDAMENTS`		Scott McCloud <http://www.scottmccloud.com/comics/comics.html> tries out another technique for "interactive" Web-reading. the long vertical scroll, echoing the filmstrip or the piano roll. The wide horizontal scroll is frowned on by Web-site style advisors, despite its obvious panoramic potential. Perhaps McCloud is trying a bit too hard to be "futuristic." McCloud's thoughts in June 2000; his webletter appears more or less monthly. That takes care of past and future -- what about right now?
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