- https://w.wiki/7gYE
- This visualization shows comic books written in the French language. I used item, item label, and item description tabs to build a visual representation. Some of the labels are QID numbers and some are the names of comic books. Item descriptions are either “french comic book”, blank, or a bit of additional information about the comic, perhaps it was originally a magazine or adaptation from another literary work. This query organizes all French comic books into one area and shows the names of the works with a brief description. I find it interesting that some of the titles remain in French while others are translated into English. This must show a variation by those who entered the data. When I clicked on the identifier, the item was labeled in French for both the English and French language slots, so this must be the default label for the query service to show.
- I ran into a few problems when messing around with the query builder. I tried to filter for female comic writers and female comic characters, but the search wouldn’t go through. I made some progress by trying different properties, such as “female form of label” and “sex or gender”.
- For my Critical Creation #1, I hope to focus my visualization around available female comics data. By exploring more with the query builder, I will learn how to ask more complex questions and see how much data has been collected about this niche subject. My visualizations will probably be either data tables or a map.
Wikidata Visualization – Holden Habermacher
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