![]() “Lee had a free-flowing style and she jumps around spatially and temporally, and with illustrations that can be quite confusing,” says Fordham. To open his version, Fordham reproduces (verbatim) the first 152 words of Lee’s novel before going straight into dialogue bubbles. But they tell you a story whenever they see you. “The people are not particularly sophisticated, naturally,” Lee said in 1964. ![]() At the all-female Huntingdon College in Montgomery, the young Lee was known for her “salty language” and her knowledge of the sort of conversations natural to small town folk from the south was impeccable. In many ways, Lee’s fiction writing is suited to the sequences of the comic book form and her sharp and impactful dialogue is perfect for the copious dialogue balloons. ![]()
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