Spider-Man appears to be engaging the reader in an action-packed scene that creates excitement. The background is blurred to emphasize Spider-Man as the main subject. The article uses magazine conventions like a large bold initial letter, mixture of red, black and white text matching Spider-Man's colors, and images bleeding over the page divide to make the layout attractive. These design choices aim to draw the reader into learning the new information presented about Spider-Man.

1. Spider-man appears
to be looking directly
at the camera
engaging the
audience. The shot
also looks like an
action shot and
almost as if he is
about the jump out
the page creating
excitement for the
reader. The
background of the
image is blurred to
emphasise on main
image.
Article begins with a
large, bold, drop
capital ‘w’ to begin
the text and is a
typical magazine
convention.
Mixture of red, black
and white text to
match the colours of
spider man and the
topic. This colour
scheme is consistent
along with the colour
blue.
Here you can see
this sentence is
slightly larger than
the rest of the text
showing the writer
believes this
information to be
important, a
summary of what
is going on.
Star rating included which
is a typical image to be
shown when speaking of
films, drawing reader in.
Overall telling reader topic
of double page spread.
Picture bleeds over page
divide- typical of a
magazine.
Images, graphs added to
the text to make article
more attractive. The layout
is in 3 columns.
The word ‘new’ brings reader in, curious to find out
new information.
Dark, brass-like colour
brings idea of danger,
reader wants to know
where spider man is.