The Cambridge Companion to the American Graphic Novel
Herausgeber: Baetens, Jan; Leroy, Fabrice; Frey, Hugo
The Cambridge Companion to the American Graphic Novel
Herausgeber: Baetens, Jan; Leroy, Fabrice; Frey, Hugo
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"This book explores the important role of the graphic novel in reflecting American society and in the shaping of the American imagination. It guides readers through the theoretical text-image scholarship to explain the meaning of the complex borderlines between graphic novels, comics, newspaper strips, caricature, literature, and art"--
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"This book explores the important role of the graphic novel in reflecting American society and in the shaping of the American imagination. It guides readers through the theoretical text-image scholarship to explain the meaning of the complex borderlines between graphic novels, comics, newspaper strips, caricature, literature, and art"--
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 300
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. September 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 653g
- ISBN-13: 9781009379342
- ISBN-10: 1009379348
- Artikelnr.: 67865365
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 300
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. September 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 653g
- ISBN-13: 9781009379342
- ISBN-10: 1009379348
- Artikelnr.: 67865365
Introduction: what is the American graphic novel? Jan Baetens, Hugo Frey
and Fabrice Leroy; Part I. History and Genre: 1. The 'First' graphic novel
in America: revisiting he done her wrong and it rhymes with Lust Livio
Belloï; 2. The Mad-Men generation: Kurtzman and Feiffer Fabrice Leroy;
3. From Justin Green and art Spiegelman to Alison Bechdel: writing the self
in the graphic novel Jan Baetens; 4. Graphic journalism Laurike in 't Veld;
5. 'Great' American graphic novels: Canon formation and literary value
Daniel Stein and Astrid Böger; 6. Crime: From EC comics to Ed Brubaker
Andrew J. Kunka; 7. Superheroes in graphic novels Marc Singer; 8. Science
fiction and fantasy: new works of imagination Ian Hague; 9. 'Scared
Witless': war in the American graphic novel Hugo Frey; Part II. Graphic
Novels and the Quest for an American Diversity: 10. Expressions of
Jewishness alongside grief in American graphic novels Tahneer Oksman; 11.
Black looking and looking black: African American cartoon aesthetics Joanna
Davis-McElligatt; 12. African American new history-writing in graphic
novels Michael A. Chaney; 13. Coming to America, 'Land of the Free': Asian
American representations in graphic narrative Monica Chiu; 14.
Spatiotemporal projections: Los Bros Hernandez, Fantagraphics and the rise
of Latinx creating and reading communities Frederick Luis Aldama; 15. Queer
graphic novels: a paradigm of paradox Alison Halsall; 16. American women's
lives in graphic novels: becoming and unbecoming women Martha Kuhlman.
and Fabrice Leroy; Part I. History and Genre: 1. The 'First' graphic novel
in America: revisiting he done her wrong and it rhymes with Lust Livio
Belloï; 2. The Mad-Men generation: Kurtzman and Feiffer Fabrice Leroy;
3. From Justin Green and art Spiegelman to Alison Bechdel: writing the self
in the graphic novel Jan Baetens; 4. Graphic journalism Laurike in 't Veld;
5. 'Great' American graphic novels: Canon formation and literary value
Daniel Stein and Astrid Böger; 6. Crime: From EC comics to Ed Brubaker
Andrew J. Kunka; 7. Superheroes in graphic novels Marc Singer; 8. Science
fiction and fantasy: new works of imagination Ian Hague; 9. 'Scared
Witless': war in the American graphic novel Hugo Frey; Part II. Graphic
Novels and the Quest for an American Diversity: 10. Expressions of
Jewishness alongside grief in American graphic novels Tahneer Oksman; 11.
Black looking and looking black: African American cartoon aesthetics Joanna
Davis-McElligatt; 12. African American new history-writing in graphic
novels Michael A. Chaney; 13. Coming to America, 'Land of the Free': Asian
American representations in graphic narrative Monica Chiu; 14.
Spatiotemporal projections: Los Bros Hernandez, Fantagraphics and the rise
of Latinx creating and reading communities Frederick Luis Aldama; 15. Queer
graphic novels: a paradigm of paradox Alison Halsall; 16. American women's
lives in graphic novels: becoming and unbecoming women Martha Kuhlman.
Introduction: what is the American graphic novel? Jan Baetens, Hugo Frey
and Fabrice Leroy; Part I. History and Genre: 1. The 'First' graphic novel
in America: revisiting he done her wrong and it rhymes with Lust Livio
Belloï; 2. The Mad-Men generation: Kurtzman and Feiffer Fabrice Leroy;
3. From Justin Green and art Spiegelman to Alison Bechdel: writing the self
in the graphic novel Jan Baetens; 4. Graphic journalism Laurike in 't Veld;
5. 'Great' American graphic novels: Canon formation and literary value
Daniel Stein and Astrid Böger; 6. Crime: From EC comics to Ed Brubaker
Andrew J. Kunka; 7. Superheroes in graphic novels Marc Singer; 8. Science
fiction and fantasy: new works of imagination Ian Hague; 9. 'Scared
Witless': war in the American graphic novel Hugo Frey; Part II. Graphic
Novels and the Quest for an American Diversity: 10. Expressions of
Jewishness alongside grief in American graphic novels Tahneer Oksman; 11.
Black looking and looking black: African American cartoon aesthetics Joanna
Davis-McElligatt; 12. African American new history-writing in graphic
novels Michael A. Chaney; 13. Coming to America, 'Land of the Free': Asian
American representations in graphic narrative Monica Chiu; 14.
Spatiotemporal projections: Los Bros Hernandez, Fantagraphics and the rise
of Latinx creating and reading communities Frederick Luis Aldama; 15. Queer
graphic novels: a paradigm of paradox Alison Halsall; 16. American women's
lives in graphic novels: becoming and unbecoming women Martha Kuhlman.
and Fabrice Leroy; Part I. History and Genre: 1. The 'First' graphic novel
in America: revisiting he done her wrong and it rhymes with Lust Livio
Belloï; 2. The Mad-Men generation: Kurtzman and Feiffer Fabrice Leroy;
3. From Justin Green and art Spiegelman to Alison Bechdel: writing the self
in the graphic novel Jan Baetens; 4. Graphic journalism Laurike in 't Veld;
5. 'Great' American graphic novels: Canon formation and literary value
Daniel Stein and Astrid Böger; 6. Crime: From EC comics to Ed Brubaker
Andrew J. Kunka; 7. Superheroes in graphic novels Marc Singer; 8. Science
fiction and fantasy: new works of imagination Ian Hague; 9. 'Scared
Witless': war in the American graphic novel Hugo Frey; Part II. Graphic
Novels and the Quest for an American Diversity: 10. Expressions of
Jewishness alongside grief in American graphic novels Tahneer Oksman; 11.
Black looking and looking black: African American cartoon aesthetics Joanna
Davis-McElligatt; 12. African American new history-writing in graphic
novels Michael A. Chaney; 13. Coming to America, 'Land of the Free': Asian
American representations in graphic narrative Monica Chiu; 14.
Spatiotemporal projections: Los Bros Hernandez, Fantagraphics and the rise
of Latinx creating and reading communities Frederick Luis Aldama; 15. Queer
graphic novels: a paradigm of paradox Alison Halsall; 16. American women's
lives in graphic novels: becoming and unbecoming women Martha Kuhlman.