(Panel 7, page 30, chapter 12).
Throughout the entire book, Moore and Gibbons have used pictures to let the reader peak into the past lives of the main characters. They are using the power they have of having drawings in their novels to enhance the readers experience. In a normal novel, Moore would have to have written all of the hidden information out. This way, Moore and Gibbons make their readers stay concentrate and add secrecy to their novel.
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how does this specific picture function in that way? what secrets are held in its framing? can you create a case in point here?
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