By Tomasz Żaglewski Introduction In critiques of comics studies, construed as a methodological and institutional form of academic research dedicated to graphic narratives, one of the…
By Michelle Ann Abate The closing decades of the twentieth century were a golden era for comics in the United States in many ways. In…
By Irenae A. Aigbedion In the ever-expanding visual archive of slavery, comics present a new perspective from which readers can participate in the unearthing and…
By Willi Barthold Every reader who opens a comic or manga will inevitably glimpse at “a space that has been divided up, compartmentalized, a collection…
By Chamara Moore “Representation is a crucial location of struggle for any exploited and oppressed people asserting subjectivity and decolonization of the mind.” In this quote…
By Matt Reingold Jana Krige and Marcelyn Oostendorp write: “One of the most important features of advice columns is that the exchange is made public…
By Juha Virtanen While the existing scholarship of Batman has not exhausted the debates about the character, it has nevertheless produced some overlapping analyses about his…