Can you briefly list the differences in a novel and book?

Fiction involves made - up stories, characters, and settings. Nonfiction deals with actual facts, events, and people. Fiction can be very creative in its plot and language, while nonfiction is more factual and objective.

Sure. Characters, plot, and setting are the main components.

Sure. The medium is different. Comic books use pictures as an essential part of the storytelling, while novels are pure text. This means that comic books can convey information more visually. For instance, a fight scene in a comic book can be shown vividly in a few panels. In a novel, it would take a lot of descriptive words to create the same effect. Also, comic books are often episodic or part of a series with shorter individual installments, while novels can be standalone works or part of a series but are generally longer and more self - contained in each volume.

Sure. Fictional characters, a plot with conflict, and various settings.

Sure. 'One More Day', 'Civil War' (parts of it), 'The Killing Joke', 'Countdown to Final Crisis', 'Identity Crisis', 'The Dark Knight Strikes Again', 'Battle for the Cowl', 'Civil War II' (had some issues), 'Infinite Crisis' (some parts), 'Hawkeye Initiative' (controversial).

Sure. Complex characters, a developed plot, and a defined setting are the main characteristics.

Sure. Engaging plot, interesting characters, and vivid settings.

Sure. A good novel has characters, plot, and setting.

Sure. Mystery, detective, suspects, clues, and solution.

Sure. Idea, research, outline, write the first draft, and then revise.