CATDOLL: The shocking big page spreads in comics are only a thought away from being domineering and lazy

For comic fans who like to read all kinds of comics, the term "large page spread" is definitely not unfamiliar. In comics, a large page spread refers to a whole picture that spans across the left and right pages. Such a split screen often brings a very strong visual impact to readers. Recently, Japanese netizens have summarized some classic large page spreads in comics. Let's take a look.

The high-five between Rukawa Kaede and Sakuragi Hanamichi in "Slam Dunk" makes people feel extremely excited!

The three consecutive "take the attack" moves in ARMS are full of oppression.

The "Galaxy Starburst" in "Saint Seiya" is so domineering!

In "Bleach", Byakuya Kuchiki's Bankai "Senbonzakura Kageyama", the first appearance of Senbonzakura Kageyama is amazing!

The bright lights in Shaman King are all white, which is too lazy.

Also from "Shaman King", this time it gives people a very shocking feeling.

When Eren encounters the Colossal Titan for the second time in Attack on Titan, it always feels like the Titan’s face is being squashed by the pages.

The "boundary between victory and defeat" in "Desperate Teacher", the girl who was ruined by symmetry...

The above are all classic large page spreads recommended by Japanese netizens that are worth going down in history. In addition to those mentioned above, this kind of drawing method is also often seen in "One Piece" and "Bleach", but in "Bleach", this kind of large page spread is often complained about being lazy. What other large page spreads in comics do you think are amazing? Tell us and let's discuss it together.