FAQ About The Influence of Surrealist Comics on Modern Graphic Novels

Examples of surrealist elements in graphic novels include dream sequences, fantastical worlds, distorted realities, and absurd characters. Graphic novels such as The Sandman by Neil Gaiman often feature these elements, weaving complex tales that mix myth, reality, and surrealism. Another example is Black Hole by Charles Burns, which uses surreal horror to explore themes of adolescence and transformation.