This anthology hosts a collection of essays examining the role of comics as portals for historical and academic content, while keeping the approach on an international market versus the American one.
This anthology hosts a collection of essays examining the role of comics as portals for historical and academic content, while keeping the approach on an international market versus the American one.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Annessa Ann Babic is the coordinator of interdisciplinary studies at New York Institute of Technology.
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Acknowledgments Introduction France, The Second Comics Market 1.Antiquity and Bandes Dessinées: Schizophrenic Nationalism Between Atlanticism and Marxism Henri-Simon Blanc-Hoàng 2.Did You Learn Your Strip?: The History of France as Comic Fad in the 1970s Guillaume de Syon 3."Ils sont fous ces Gaulois!": Astérix, Lucky Luke, Freedom Fries, and the Love-Hate Relationship Between France and the United States Annick Pellegrin Nation and Revolution 4.Image and Text in Service of the Nation: Historically-themed Comic Books as Civic Education in 1980s Mexico Melanie Huska Images of US Wars 5.Who is Diana Prince?: The Amazon Army Nurse of World War II Peter Lee 6.Wonder Woman as Patriotic Icon: The Amazon Princess for the Nation and Femininity Annessa Ann Babic 7.Comic Containment: No Laughing Matter James C. Lethbridge 8.Graphic/Narrative/History: Defining the Essential Experience(s) of 9/11 Lynda Goldstein Morals, Ethics, and Race 9.Super Gay!: Depictions of Homosexuality in Mainstream Superhero Comics Kara M. Kvaran 10.The Man in the Gray Metal Suit: Dr. Doom, the Fantastic Four, and the Costs of Conformity Micah Rueber 11.Seen City: Frank Miller's Re-Imaging as a Cinematic "New Real" Christina Dokou Dark Logic 12.The Zombie Apocalypse: A Fictional State of Nature? Faiz Sheikh 13.Logicomix and the Enunciatory Apparatus Beatrice Skordili Works Cited Index About the Contributors
Acknowledgments Introduction France, The Second Comics Market 1.Antiquity and Bandes Dessinées: Schizophrenic Nationalism Between Atlanticism and Marxism Henri-Simon Blanc-Hoàng 2.Did You Learn Your Strip?: The History of France as Comic Fad in the 1970s Guillaume de Syon 3."Ils sont fous ces Gaulois!": Astérix, Lucky Luke, Freedom Fries, and the Love-Hate Relationship Between France and the United States Annick Pellegrin Nation and Revolution 4.Image and Text in Service of the Nation: Historically-themed Comic Books as Civic Education in 1980s Mexico Melanie Huska Images of US Wars 5.Who is Diana Prince?: The Amazon Army Nurse of World War II Peter Lee 6.Wonder Woman as Patriotic Icon: The Amazon Princess for the Nation and Femininity Annessa Ann Babic 7.Comic Containment: No Laughing Matter James C. Lethbridge 8.Graphic/Narrative/History: Defining the Essential Experience(s) of 9/11 Lynda Goldstein Morals, Ethics, and Race 9.Super Gay!: Depictions of Homosexuality in Mainstream Superhero Comics Kara M. Kvaran 10.The Man in the Gray Metal Suit: Dr. Doom, the Fantastic Four, and the Costs of Conformity Micah Rueber 11.Seen City: Frank Miller's Re-Imaging as a Cinematic "New Real" Christina Dokou Dark Logic 12.The Zombie Apocalypse: A Fictional State of Nature? Faiz Sheikh 13.Logicomix and the Enunciatory Apparatus Beatrice Skordili Works Cited Index About the Contributors
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