Examines more than five decades of Justice League comics and related titles. Exploring both the popular culture and relevant events of the day, the contributors discuss how the Vietnam War was addressed in Justice League comics, how the Cold War transformed the roles of superheroes in the DC universe and how the post-9/11 political climate affected a crossover character.
Examines more than five decades of Justice League comics and related titles. Exploring both the popular culture and relevant events of the day, the contributors discuss how the Vietnam War was addressed in Justice League comics, how the Cold War transformed the roles of superheroes in the DC universe and how the post-9/11 political climate affected a crossover character.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Joseph J. Darowski teaches English at Brigham Young University and has published on comic book superheroes such as the X-Men, Wonder Woman, and Superman as well as on television series such as Chuck and Frasier.
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Table of Contents Preface The Brave and Bold Beginning of the Silver Age Superteam (John Darowski) A League of Orphans and Single Parents: Making a Family in an Era of Father Knows Best (Louie Dean Valencia-García)18 The Caged Bird Sings: The Justice League of America and the Domestic Containment of Black Canary (Thomas C. Donaldson) Social Justice and Silver Age Superheroes (W.C. Bamberger) Relevance in Wonderland: The Mixed Success of Gardner Fox's Message Comic Books (Gene Phillips) A Crisis of Infinite Dearth: Winning Vietnam via the Never-Ending War on Earth-X (Peter W. Lee) The Benefits of Doubts: Steve Englehart's Radical Take Tradition (Jason Sacks) The Not-So-Golden Age: Gender, Race and Nostalgia All-Star Squadron 1981-1987 (Ruth McClelland-Nugent) Gritty Levity: The Giffen/DeMatteis Era of the Justice League (Charles Henebry) "I'm Batman! Bwah ha ha!" Comedy in the Grim 'n' Gritty Eighties (Brian Cogan) Lacking Leadership: The Justice League Europe's Place the DC Universe (Fernando Gabriel Pagnoni Berns and Leonardo Acosta Lando) Extreme Transitions: Trends and Trepidations from 1992 to 1996 (D.R. Hammontree) What We've Got Here Is Failure to Communicate: Trust, Technology and Fear in "The Tower of Babel" (Nicole Freim) "Whether we fear we do too much-or not enough": JLA/Avengers and the Cross-Universe Causes of Conflict (Joseph J. Darowski) Madwomen: Sexism as Nostalgia, or Feminism in The New Frontier (Jennifer Swartz-Levine) Absolute Secrets Kept Absolutely: Public Memory and Forgetting in Identity Crisis (Daniel J. O'Rourke) The Good, the Bad and the Reboot: Justice League in the New (Cathy Leogrande) About the Contributors Index
Table of Contents Preface The Brave and Bold Beginning of the Silver Age Superteam (John Darowski) A League of Orphans and Single Parents: Making a Family in an Era of Father Knows Best (Louie Dean Valencia-García)18 The Caged Bird Sings: The Justice League of America and the Domestic Containment of Black Canary (Thomas C. Donaldson) Social Justice and Silver Age Superheroes (W.C. Bamberger) Relevance in Wonderland: The Mixed Success of Gardner Fox's Message Comic Books (Gene Phillips) A Crisis of Infinite Dearth: Winning Vietnam via the Never-Ending War on Earth-X (Peter W. Lee) The Benefits of Doubts: Steve Englehart's Radical Take Tradition (Jason Sacks) The Not-So-Golden Age: Gender, Race and Nostalgia All-Star Squadron 1981-1987 (Ruth McClelland-Nugent) Gritty Levity: The Giffen/DeMatteis Era of the Justice League (Charles Henebry) "I'm Batman! Bwah ha ha!" Comedy in the Grim 'n' Gritty Eighties (Brian Cogan) Lacking Leadership: The Justice League Europe's Place the DC Universe (Fernando Gabriel Pagnoni Berns and Leonardo Acosta Lando) Extreme Transitions: Trends and Trepidations from 1992 to 1996 (D.R. Hammontree) What We've Got Here Is Failure to Communicate: Trust, Technology and Fear in "The Tower of Babel" (Nicole Freim) "Whether we fear we do too much-or not enough": JLA/Avengers and the Cross-Universe Causes of Conflict (Joseph J. Darowski) Madwomen: Sexism as Nostalgia, or Feminism in The New Frontier (Jennifer Swartz-Levine) Absolute Secrets Kept Absolutely: Public Memory and Forgetting in Identity Crisis (Daniel J. O'Rourke) The Good, the Bad and the Reboot: Justice League in the New (Cathy Leogrande) About the Contributors Index
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