This volume explores how horror comic books have negotiated with the social and cultural anxieties framing a specific era and geographical space.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
John Darowski is a PhD candidate in Comparative Humanities at the University of Louisville, USA. He has edited an essay collection on Superman adaptations (2021) and has published several essays on the history of superheroes. Fernando Gabriel Pagnoni Berns (PhD) works at the Universidad de Buenos Aires (UBA), Argentina. He teaches courses on international horror films and has authored a book about Spanish horror TV series Historias para no Dormir (2019) and has edited a book on James Wan's films.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction Part I: Horror Comic Books in a Socio-Historical Context 2. From Caligari to Wertham: When EC's Horror Comics Feared for Their Own Survival 3. "Men have Sentenced This Fen to Death": Marvel's Man-Thing and the Liberation Politics of the 1970s 4. The Horrors Haunting the City of Joy: Analyzing the Traumas of the Counterinsurgency in City of Sorrows 5. Spanish Creepy: Historical Amnesia in "Las mil caras de Jack el destripador" Part II: Race and Gender in Horror Comic Books 6. "A Sight to Dream of Not to Tell!": Orality and Power in Marguerite Bennett and Ariela Kristantina's InSEXts 7. Gendered Violence and the Abject Body in Junji It¿'s Tomie 8. Lily Renée's The Werewolf Hunter and the Secret Origin of Horror Comics 9. The Wolf Only Needs to Find You Once: Food Feeding and Fear in the Dark Fairy Tales of Emily Carroll 10. Borderland Werewolves: The Horrific Representation of the U.S.-Mexico Border in Feeding Ground Part III: Adaptation in Horror Comic Books 11. Flesh and Blood: Zombies Vampires and George A. Romero's Transmedia Expansion of the Dead 12. An Alien World: A Comic Book Adaptation of The Willows by Algernon Blackwood 13. Horror Transformed: Tanabe Gou's Manga Adaptations of H.P. Lovecraft 14. Mutant Gothic: Marvel's Mainstreaming of Horror in Uncanny X-Men 15. Franken-Castle: Monster Hunters Monstrous Masculinities and the Punisher Part IV: Horror Comic Books and Philosophy 16. Dylan Dog's Nightmares: The Unheimlich Experience of the Doppelgänger in Dylan Dog's World 17. Messages of Death: Haunted Media in "Kaine: Endorphins - Between Life and Death" 18. Heterotopia and Horror at Show's End 19. The Hell Economics of Zombillénium Index
1. Introduction Part I: Horror Comic Books in a Socio-Historical Context 2. From Caligari to Wertham: When EC's Horror Comics Feared for Their Own Survival 3. "Men have Sentenced This Fen to Death": Marvel's Man-Thing and the Liberation Politics of the 1970s 4. The Horrors Haunting the City of Joy: Analyzing the Traumas of the Counterinsurgency in City of Sorrows 5. Spanish Creepy: Historical Amnesia in "Las mil caras de Jack el destripador" Part II: Race and Gender in Horror Comic Books 6. "A Sight to Dream of Not to Tell!": Orality and Power in Marguerite Bennett and Ariela Kristantina's InSEXts 7. Gendered Violence and the Abject Body in Junji It¿'s Tomie 8. Lily Renée's The Werewolf Hunter and the Secret Origin of Horror Comics 9. The Wolf Only Needs to Find You Once: Food Feeding and Fear in the Dark Fairy Tales of Emily Carroll 10. Borderland Werewolves: The Horrific Representation of the U.S.-Mexico Border in Feeding Ground Part III: Adaptation in Horror Comic Books 11. Flesh and Blood: Zombies Vampires and George A. Romero's Transmedia Expansion of the Dead 12. An Alien World: A Comic Book Adaptation of The Willows by Algernon Blackwood 13. Horror Transformed: Tanabe Gou's Manga Adaptations of H.P. Lovecraft 14. Mutant Gothic: Marvel's Mainstreaming of Horror in Uncanny X-Men 15. Franken-Castle: Monster Hunters Monstrous Masculinities and the Punisher Part IV: Horror Comic Books and Philosophy 16. Dylan Dog's Nightmares: The Unheimlich Experience of the Doppelgänger in Dylan Dog's World 17. Messages of Death: Haunted Media in "Kaine: Endorphins - Between Life and Death" 18. Heterotopia and Horror at Show's End 19. The Hell Economics of Zombillénium Index
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