Comics and graphic novels differ in terms of storytelling and visual presentation in several ways. Firstly, comics are typically shorter and episodic, with each issue containing a self-contained story that contributes to a larger narrative arc. On the other hand, graphic novels are longer and more cohesive, often telling a complete story in a single volume. In terms of visual presentation, comics often use panels and speech bubbles to convey the story, allowing for a more dynamic and sequential reading experience. Graphic novels, on the other hand, may employ a variety of artistic styles and layouts, including full-page illustrations and double-page spreads, to enhance the storytellingand immerse the reader in the narrative.