YEK JI NIMÛNEYÊN EWIL YÊN XÊZEROMANÊ DI EDEBÎYATA KURDÎ DA: MIRINA JARO. (Kurdish)

First modern comic book works have been published in the early 20th century in America. Then spread to other countries in a short time and this new genre becomes so popular. The first works of modern comics in Kurdish literature emerged 100 years later. One of the first examples of comics in Kurdish is Ali Husen Kerim's Mirina Jaro. In this regard, we think that this work is worth to study. For this purpose, we have searched Kurdish newspaper, magazine and other works by using source search method. Firstly, we gave information about the history and formation of comics. Then, according to three Kurdish dialects (Kurmancî, Soranî, Zazakî), we briefly examined the drawing, drawing art and cartoon samples in Kurdish literature and press. At the end, we analysed the Mirina Jaro in terms of comic book features; how the its plot is, how can it be evaluated in terms of features of comic book, its similarities with other comic books and what are the differences from them, how language, space and time were used. We have found that the basic elements of comic theory were not used in Mirina Jaro. So it's more like an illustration or a picture book for children than a comic book. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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