What are some antonyms in terms of form for graphic novel?

A traditional novel without illustrations could be considered an antonym. Since a graphic novel is highly visual with pictures and text combined, a regular novel that is just text - based is quite the opposite.

Some antonyms for 'novel' could be 'conventional', 'ordinary', or 'typical'.

Well, antonyms of 'novel' might include 'familiar', 'usual', and 'commonplace'. These words suggest something that is not new or unique.

An antonym could be 'old manuscript'. A novel book is new and often refers to a work of fiction in a modern printed form. An old manuscript is something written by hand in the past, which is quite different in terms of age and form.

Old, familiar, common.

Well, you could say 'comic book' or 'illustrated story'.

Reality. Fiction is made - up stories, while reality represents the actual world around us. Things that are real, like historical events, scientific facts, and personal accounts of true happenings, are antonyms to fictional elements.

One notable memoir in graphic novel form is 'Persepolis' by Marjane Satrapi. It tells the story of her childhood in Iran during the Islamic Revolution. It's a powerful and poignant exploration of growing up in a complex and changing society.

A question graphic novel typically has a visual format with sequential art. It uses panels and illustrations to tell a story, just like a regular graphic novel. But in the case of a 'question' form, it might be centered around exploring uncertainties, like a mystery where the characters are constantly asking questions to solve a case or understand a situation.

Historical non - fiction. Science fiction is often set in the future or in fictional worlds. Historical non - fiction, which is based on real historical events and facts, is very different from science fiction. It doesn't have the imaginative and futuristic elements that science fiction has.