Title Kraze Club
The font style is like crazy paving
which visually represents the title. The
title is misspelt to suggesting it is trendy and cool and is a pun - which
suggests this is the best (comic) at the moment to be into (craze) or the name
suggests that it is a bit whacky and fun (crazy). The colour of the title is
orange on a purple background which connotates
fun and adventure suggesting that is what the audience will have if they read
this comic the purple is a colour which suggest mystery perhaps there will
surprises in store for the audience inside the comic . The word club in the title suggests you’ll be
part of a team who all enjoy this comic and with give you something in common
with others. (Personal Relationships Uses and
Gratifications)
Selling Line The UK’s
Biggest – Selling Magazine for Kids Uses
informal language in addressing the ‘kids’ the words are all in capitals and use an
outline to make them stand out the puff ‘Biggest’
suggests this must be the best and that they don’t read it they will miss out
what everyone else is reading
Main Image
Three characters are the same
size which suggests they are all equally important and their close proximity to
each other suggest they are a team ( perhaps the audience can be part of that
team) they have different hairstyles, facial expressions, and are dressed in
different primary colours which suggest they have different personalities, this
may allow the audience to identify (Uses and
Gratifications) with at least one of the characters.
Main Coverline
Is bigger than the others and is directly under the main image anchoring the meaning of the image ‘Brand New’ and ‘Meet
the next generation!’ suggests to the audience that this is something they
don’t - but should know about. Asking the audience to ‘Meet’ is a direct mode of address which is backed up by the main
characters who all look out directly at the audience. The middle character
seems to be showing the audience a card but it is hidden by the text again
creating an enigma . (Barthes)
Buzz /Puff words
Stand out in colour boxes in the secondary
coverlines in order to grab the audiences attention ‘Revealed’ and
‘Exclusive’ and ‘Unmissable!’ persuasive language all suggesting - you must read this
comic or miss out.
Mega Giveaway
A freebie is always a draw on the
front cover but here it is a ‘mega’ giveaway inside this suggest that it is
bigger and better than any other freebie – to tease the audience so that they want to buy
the comic to find out what is being given away.
Target Audience
I
think the primary target audience for this comic
is boys aged between 8 – 11 based on the preponderance of characters that are male, the stereotypically
male sport – football and the more masculine blue background and active colour
scheme used. The secondary audience is girls as the comic says ‘KIDS’ on the
selling line.
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