Can you hear them singing in comic form?

Yes, sometimes you can clearly hear it in a comic duet, depending on the performance and the audio setup.

Sometimes I do. It depends on the specific comic and the context.

Conveying singing in a comic can be done in several ways. One is by using thought bubbles to show the singer's inner emotions or the lyrics. Another is to give a background that suits the mood of the song. And don't forget to show the impact of the singing on the other characters.

Bel canto is a style often associated with comic opera. It emphasizes smooth, flowing lines and clear, beautiful tones.

No. Just because someone is telling a story doesn't mean it's true. People might exaggerate or even make things up for various reasons like getting attention or to seem more interesting.

If you hear such stories, try to find out the source. If it's just some random gossip from someone who doesn't really know the situation, it's likely baseless. You can also offer support to the couple involved, if appropriate. Maybe encourage them to work on their relationship and communicate more effectively rather than believing and spreading unsubstantiated cheating rumors.

Yes, a comic book is definitely a form of storytelling. It uses pictures and words to convey a plot and characters.

Sure it is. Comic books have plots, characters, and themes, which are key elements of literature. They can also explore complex emotions and social issues.

Yes, comic books can definitely be considered an art form. They combine visual art, storytelling, and often convey complex ideas and emotions.

Comic books can be a form of fantasy. They often feature imaginative worlds, superpowers, and fictional characters and events that go beyond reality.