I believe Will Eisner and Craig Thompson both capture a wide array of emotion in their works, despite the stark differences in the amount of detail they put into their characters. Eisner works in a highly detailed style, while Thompson's is more reminiscent of Nancy. However, they both do a great job of telling the reader everything they need to know through expression and body language, even when there is a lack of text. They both allow the reader to connect with the main characters, and feel what they're feeling. I found Thompson's work even easier to relate to than Eisner's, particularly because of the plainness to his character designs.