The following question refers to "Setting the Record Straight": According to McCloud, if someone read a comic and didn't like the subject matter, but did enjoy the art and storytelling method, that person

A. Appreciates prose, but not visual art. B. Appreciates visual art, but not prose. C. Appreciates the content, but not the formD. Appreciates the form, but not the content

Hi! According to McCloud, from Setting the Record Straight, if someone read a comic and didn't like the subject matter, but did enjoy the art and storytelling method, that person appreciates the form, but not the content. The correct answer is D.

Explanation:

I chose D because McCloud's reasoning is actually pretty logical; he believes that if someone reads a comic and doesn't like the theme of the story, but does enjoy the art and the way in which the story is told, that person appreciates the form, but to the content. This means that that person likes the drawings and the way in which the story is written, its clarity, its way of expressing, its structure, but doesn't enjoy the theme the author chose, so what this person doesn't enjoy is the content.