This will help form personal relationships, as it will make people gossip about what’s happening with football in ABS. Also, it would help provide information, like what the score was, the next fixtures etc. Also, this advertises how they played in the game. This would provide escapism, as it will attract you to read the article, and focus on empathising with the story rather than take notice with anyone else around.

This skyline simply provides information, as it is a statistic to inform the reader.

The main image, who is a model, is grinning, which helps welcome the reader to a happy, and heart-warming magazine. This helps form personal relationship, as people can talk about the main image and what it is trying to imply with facial expression, and posture. Moreover, the main cover line can form personal relationships through gossip of what she got for her grades. It can also form personal identity, by applying the technique she provides to yourself, changing your behavour and ways. The cover line is green and bold, which stands out from the background and main image to grab your attention.

The cover line ‘Amazing!!!’ leaves you to wonder what is amazing, and why. This can help form personal relationship by talking about the pictures included in the magazine. Also, it helps form escapism, as the reader may want to analyse the artwork for themselves. A hyperbole is used to emphasise the artwork, which will attract the reader even more.

Comic style can relate to audience and gratifies the user by forming personal identity

Splash/Competition informs the reader by a chance to win something. This forms personal relationship through gossip, and escapism by going through a competition to try and win the prize.

The masthead is in a font which is bold and italic, which often relates to the common style of a comic. As it dictates the style of a comic, it would relate to a younger audience as comics are usually exciting. I wanted to create something relating a younger audience, hence why I created this.

In general, I have used a halftone pattern to relate to a comic style, which relates more to a younger audience. Moreover, I have used a natural backdrop to help generate a natural feeling, which the reader could easily empathise with.

Here, I have kept the consistent style that I have in the front page not only to keep it professional, but to maintain the style of a comic.

Here, I have used a superhero, as comics are usually based around superheroes. Moreover, this will help create personal identity, as it shows what a superhero figure should look like.

The colours red and white contrast each other, which helps make the background stand out. Also, it is placed in a rising sun style, which is related to Japan, the origin of comics. Most comic fans will be familiar with this, but if it doesn’t, it helps the reader expand their knowledge about comics, which helps form personal identity. The style is continuous, as both pages are relevant to each other.

The building put in here is to help the contents page be more creative and less plain. This artistic edge helps attract to the audience, as it is bold and stands out majorly from the backdrop.

The different onomatopoeic terms around the contents is often related to fighting, which most superheroes would do in a comic scene. This bit of knowledge helps form personal identity. Moreover, I’m keeping the typography around the contents attractive, by putting it in different bright colours and a black borderline.