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How We Read Comics Now: Literary Studies, Computational Criticism, and the Rise of the Graphic Novel

MFS: Modern Fiction Studies, 2021
:North American comics have seen tremendous growth in artisan production, a process that has gone hand in hand with the elevation of comics creators to the status of auteurs.
Alexander Dunst
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The Secret Origins of Comics Studies

Journal of Graphic Novels and Comics, 2018
In The Secret Origins of Comics Studies, editors Matthew J. Smith and Randy Duncan provide an in-depth study of the pioneers of the Comics Studies field.
John Michael Vohlidka
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Tactile comics, disability studies and the mind’s eye: on “A Boat Tour” (2017) in Venice with Max

Journal of Graphic Novels and Comics, 2020
Positioned at the intersection of disability studies and urban comics studies, this article explores the artistic form, content and social engagement of the tactile comic ‘A Boat Tour’. Though the comic’s credited author is Max (a.k.a. Francesc Capdevila
B. Fraser
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Fractured identities and wounded memories in Indian comics on partition: a decolonial reading of frame and panel

Journal of Graphic Novels and Comics
Within the liaison of decoloniality studies and comics studies, this paper investigates how the decolonial visual style in the comics anthology This Side That Side (Ghosh 2013) has been used to locate the traumatised past and violation of human rights ...
Rounak Gupta   +2 more
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“The boy in the cupboard”: children in Indian comics and their subversion of heteronormative interpellation

Journal of Graphic Novels and Comics
This article delves into the complex ways in which children and adolescents subvert heteronormativity in/through comics. Situated at the intersection of Comics Studies and Gender and Sexuality Studies, this research engages with queer theoretical ...
Ashitha Mary Christopher
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Breaking the Frames: Populism and Prestige in Comics Studies by Marc Singer (review)

Inks: The Journal of the Comics Studies Society, 2020
Nhora Lucía Serrano
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Accessible Comics for Blind and Low Vision Readers: An Emerging Journey

Journal of Literary & Cultural Disability Studies
:In Spring 2021, there was an interdisciplinary collaboration comprising two international events. Scholars and artists in comic studies, disability studies, and accessibility services met to explore the intersection of comics making and nonvisual ...
Yue-Ting Siu   +3 more
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Breaking the frames: populism and prestige in comics studies

Journal of Graphic Novels and Comics, 2020
Sean C. Hadley
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