A cartoon is very good support for a database documentary on the Second World War. From the story of a young child through France, each vignette is an opportunity to build links to specific information about the war. The structure of the comic vignettes is completely redesigned. Animations endow a temporal structure. Some travel "printing screen" full and create a link between the thumbnails. The action moves on several boxes at the same time. As the reader has not done the necessary actions to advance the narrative, some cells in the "board-screen" remains grayed out and the bubbles are not displayed. Action of the reader simultaneously affects several cases.
(Source: http://www.olats.org/livresetudes/basiques/litteraturenumerique/9_basiq… )