In the comic book adaptation of Paul Auster's City of Glass, Quinn’s

trauma is represented by the popping-up image of

In Paul Auster's City of Glass, the Old Stillman tells Quinn

in the park that he is working on inventing a new language that is appropriate

for the new reality. 

In Paul Auster's City of Glass, when Quinn goes to the library, he learns

that Stillman’s book is about:

In Paul Auster's City of Glass, Daniel Quinn takes the role of a

In Paul Auster's City of Glass,

walking is a prominent element. Both Quinn and Stillman walk the city,

and Quinn even goes so far as to interpret Stillman’s walking patterns as

writing. What word does he read in it?

In the comic book adaptation of Paul Auster's City

of Glass, Quinn’s face is less detailed as compared to the other

characters.  

In Paul Auster's City of Glass, Quinn visits another character, named

Paul Auster, and learns that he works as a

In the comic book adaptation of Paul Auster's City

of Glass, each character has a specific style of speech bubbles.  

In Paul Auster's City of Glass, what colour is Daniel Quinn's notebook?

In Paul Auster's City of Glass, Peter Stillman is a

young man with white-blond hair, who moves like a marionette, and has

difficulties in speaking.