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European Comic Art  16.2

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• Domingo Sánchez-Mesa, Jan Baetens: “Intermediality and Comics”
• David Miranda-Barreiro: “Intermediality and Transmedial Thanatography in Jacobo Fernández Serrano’s Lois Pereiro: Breve encontro”
• Daniela Kuschel: “‘Between Stage and Page’: La vida es sueño as Comic Book”
• Nicoletta Mandolini, Giorgio Busi Rizzi: “Brazilian Trans Artivism, Comics and Communities, between Digital and Print: The Cases of Pequenas felicidades trans and Transistorizada”

 

ImageText  14

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Heft 1:

• Alexander Slotkin, Laura Gonzales: “Technical Storytelling: Comics and Community”
• Mónica González Ybarra, Idalia Nuñez: “Zines from the Borderlands: Chicanx/Latinx Pre-service Teacher Multimodal Critical Reflections”
• Emma Kostopolus: “Skillshare and Guerrilla TechComm: Zines in the Technical Writing Classroom”
• Kristin C. Bennett: “Bam! Pow! Zap! Battling Systemic Ableism in Technical and Professional Medical Communications through the Application of Graphic Medicine Grounded in Disability Justice”

Heft 2:

• Seamus O’Malley: “Superpowerlessness: Hellblazer and Thatcher”
• Nao Tomabechi: “The Silk Road to Better Representation: Marvel’s Silk and the Progress of Asian American Female Representation”
• Yi Wang: “’Memories Are Powerful Things‘: Exploring Post-Incarceration Trauma Through Young Adult Comics”

 

 

Gothic Studies 25.3

Sonderausgabe: Gothic and Comics

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• Julia Round, Susanne Schwertfeger: “Introduction: Gothic and Comics”
• Stuart Lindsay: “The Transgressive Bodies of Dark Horse Comics’ Aliens Line”
• Mary Beth Tegan, Matthew Costello: “A Woman is Being Side-Kicked: Gothic Superheroes and the Suppression of Female Autonomy Amid Feminism’s Second Wave”
• Matthew J. A. Green: “‘Keep it Gothic, Man’: Gothic and Graphic Medicine in Ian Williams’s The Bad Doctor”
• Tosha R. Taylor: “Gothic Doubling and Fractured Identity in Shōjo Manga: Yuki Kaori’s Angel Sanctuary”
• Catherine Spooner: “My Friend the Devil: Gothic Comics, the Whimsical Macabre and Rewriting William Blake in Vehlmann and Kerascoët’s Satania”

 

Inks: The Journal of the Comics Studies Society 7

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Heft 1:

• Michelle Ann Abate: “Thinking Outside of the Box: Theorizing the Frameless Panel”
• Jacob Murel: “An Exploration in the Digital Analysis of Comics Images”
• Philip Smith: “Sandro Botticelli’s Visual Language in Illustrations of The Divine Comedy”
• Jenny Robb: “Preserving the Legacy of Black Press Cartoonists”

Heft 2:

• Manuela Di Franco: “From Funnies to Adventures: Translation, Censorship, and Adaptation of American Comics in Fascist Italy”
• Michael Kobre: “Disallowed Truths: Race, Shadow Books, and Captain America”
• Elizabeth Woock: “The Graphic „I“ in Research Comics”
• Elizabeth Woock: “Visualizing the Author”
• Natsume Fusanosuke, Jon Holt, Teppei Fukuda: “A Wide Range of Possible Expression from Tezuka’s Manga to Gekiga, from Azuma Hideo to Doraemon”

Heft 3:

• Edmilson F. Miranda Jr., David Callahan: “(In)visible Interstices: Double-Consciousness and the Gutter in Brazilian Jefferson Costa’s Rosebush, Medal, Plantation and Other Stories”
• John Petrus: “Monstrous Beauty: The Alternative Aesthetic of Difference in Emil Ferris‘ My Favorite Thing Is Monsters”
• Lara Saguisag: “Labor in the Margins: Filipino Comics Workers in the US Comic Book Industry”

 

Journal of Graphic Novels and Comics 14

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Heft 5:

• Abhilasha Gusain, Smita Jha: “A Visual Dialogue: Practising Hospitality through the reading of Graphic Narratives”
• Enrique Del Rey Cabero: “Portrait of the comics artist as a failure. Conflicted authorship, metacomic and exercises in style in Kiko da Silva’s El infierno del dibujante”
• Tyler Welsh: “Lost in adaptation: (violent) frames in The Killing Joke”
• Arya Suresh, Sathyaraj Venkatesan: “‘Fog of Medication’: psychiatric drugs, neurochemical selves, and graphic medicine”
• Ritam Sarkar, Somdatta Bhattacharya: “Urban comics and social justice: restructuring neoliberal spaces of Delhi in Sarnath Banerjee’s all quiet in Vikaspuri”
• Kazumi Nagaike: “Queer seduction in Japanese essay manga: an analysis of manga physicality and gay, lesbian and Fujoshi eroticism”
• Anna Nordenstam, Margareta Wallin Wictorin: “Climate Activism – Contemporary Swedish Feminist Comics”

Heft 6:

• Vikram Nijhawan: “’The lunatic, the lover, and the poet‘: ambiguous three-way authorship in Neil Gaiman’s Sandman #19, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”
• Aishwarya Katyal, Neha Jain: “Behold the Virago: Iconography of goddess Kali and body politics in Someday by Samidha Gunjal”
• Rafael Alarcón Medina: “Sensational comics: erotic comics, women, and popular subjectivity in neoliberal Mexico”
• Pritesh Chakraborty: “Youth in peril: representation of vulnerability of young people in doga comic books”
• Danielle Terceiro: “Three graphic memoirs and the ‚family mind‘ in action”
• Robert Aman: “Spirou in the Congo: colonial racism and civilising mission in journal de Spirou 1938-1960”
• Abinsha Joseph, Smita Jha: “Lands that make us: decoding maps, landscapes, and identities in Aaniya Asrani’s Portraits of Exile”
• Sathyaraj Venkatesan, Arya Suresh: “Geography of madness: communitarian psychiatry and spatial logic in The Third Population”
• Katarzyna Machała: “Reading To Kill a Mockingbird two generations later: the graphic novel”