Prisoner on the Hell Planet (the comis within the comic)

        The comic "Hell Planet" really took me by surprise. The first thing that I noticed was that the characters were human whereas in the comic the characters are animals. The story that   behind the novel revolves around Artie's mothers suicide. The comic seems to be illustrating a hidden emotion that Artie does not show throughout the novel comic. In the "Hell Planet" I felt like Artie was telling the readers that he feels as though it was his fault that his mother committed suicide. Also in one of the panels when he says  "my fathers friends offered me hostility mixed with their condolences." I couldn't really understand if this was something that had actually happened or if it was just something that came with the sadness and resentment. But the guilt can be  easily seen close to the end when he remembers the time when his mother came into the room and asked him if he still loved her and he like totally blew her off.

  Hi! My name is Mary. I am a freshman at Shippensburg University. I am currently undeclared but I do have in interest in Psychology. I didn't choose this class but I think that I will enjoy it just because I love books. The last book that I read was the Twilight Saga: Eclipse. In this class I hope to learn how to share my opinions and thoughts about the books that I am reading.

  Cultural Diversity is  the variety of human societies or cultures in a specific region, or in the world as a whole. I think that there is still a lot of Cultural Diversity that exist between people. These differences include language, the way someone dresses and their traditions. For example many cultures may value eating dinner around the table but today's economy makes it difficult because everyone is working and going their separate ways.  These values and differences are what keep the world interesting.