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DNDNDNDNDNDN..... the thunderous rumbling of the engines of these massive warships not only give us an idea of what the ships might sound like, but also add to the ominous tone of this panel. Just with one glance you can hear the sound of the engines in your head. In addition there's a small "mmmmmmm" sound effect next to the smaller cauldron shaped aircraft on the left, so we can imagine those smaller aircrafts make more of a humming sound. There is great attention to detail put into these! Sound effects not only show literal sound, but they immerse you in the story, drawing you into the world of Nausicaa....

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GLORP! Now this one is very gross, and even just saying the word glorp out loud makes me uncomfortable, so it fits perfectly with the unsettling scene we see here. Some goo is being forced out of a skulls eyes, nose, and mouth holes.

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Here we see some cannons firing, and the iconic BBOOM BOOM sound effect. I interpret the B-Boom as being overlapping blasts from the cannons. As we can see there are many cannons on this ship and they seem to be all firing at once so multiple staggered BOOMs is much more effective and gives a sense of whats happening rather than just 1 BOOM. Note the size of the BOOMs as well, the larger the sound effect, the louder we imagine it to be!

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Here we have a smaller aircraft, sort of reminiscent of a fighter plane from WWII. It is flying through an airspace that is cluttered with debris and possibly shrapnel. The SHREEE sound effect tells us that this aircraft has a higher pitched engine noise, or perhaps the engine is strained, or the shrapnel is scraping against the aircraft like nails on a chalk board. Notice how the letters are stretched out horizontally to emulate the noise going by at high speed!

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Sound effects are the the text we see in graphic novels that is not in a speech bubble of any kind. They are the noises that are happening in the scene like a gunshot, a fork clinking against a plate, rain falling, and many other things like that. Sound effects are written with amazing amounts of creativity that we mostly take for granted. Some might be very large, some small, some very blocky or some kind of scribbled into the panel. All of these variations serve the actual sound of what's happening. Upon examining them more closely I've come to realize how important they are when it comes to immersing the reader in the story!