How do I quote a line from a comic book?

Question

I am writing a book report and part of it says 'Copy a line or short part from your book you found interesting AND explain why you chose it. Use quotation marks around the part you chose.' My problem is that I am using a comic book. I have gotten two different confusing responses and a lot of ways to cite it. I don't need the part that goes in the (parenthesis) but how it would look when I put it into "quotation marks". Please give an example.

I am quoting the non-fiction graphic novel Santiago!: Santiago Ramón y Cajal! Artist, Scientist, Troublemaker

Answer 1

In scholarly works, comics are cited as figures. That is, you place the panel(s) or comic page on its own line between paragraphs of text and give it a caption that describes it and gives its source. In text, you refer to the figure by its number.

Example (note the reference to the figure in the bottom half of the preceding page):

What format your captions should have will depend on your style guide.