Issues:
- "Submission is Faith in the Strength of Others": Synthesizing Male and Female Aspects of War in Azzarello and Chiang's Wonder Woman by Houman Sadri
- "How Can 'Is' Be Wrong": Queer Reading Strategies and Identification in Fun Home by Robert Hutton
- Burke in the Gutter: Dramatistic Criticism of Comics by A. Cheree Carlson
- Winter Soldiers and Sunshine Patriots: World War II and the Cold War in Captain America by Kathleen McClancy
- Between Movement and Reading: Reconceptualizing the Dynamic Picture Plane in Modernist Comics and Painting by Paul Atkinson
- Comics, Materiality, and the Limits of Media Combinations by Kieron Brown
- "You are Een the House of Sanjak!": Terry and the Pirates, the First Lesbian Character in U.S. Comics, and the Roots of Wonder Woman by Michelle Ann Abate
- Review of Sovereignty and Superheroes by Victoria Addis
- Review of Postcolonial Comics: Texts, Events, Identities by Eric Berlatsky
- Review of Comics: A Global History, 1968 to the Present by Catherine Corder
- Review of Transmedial Narratology and Contemporary Media Culture by Fiona Farnsworth
- Review of Superwomen: Gender, Power, and Representation by Carlos Acosta Ponce
- Review of Debating Truth: The Barcelona Disputation of 1263, A Graphic History by Danielle Reid
- Review of Humans and Paragons by Tom E. Simmons
Grant Morrison
- Which Side are You On? The Worlds of Grant Morrison by Francesco-Alessio Ursini, Adnan Mahmutovic and Frank Bramlett
- Roundtable Transcript by Francesco-Alessio Ursini, Adnan Mahmutovic, and Frank Bramlett (Issue Editors), Kate Roddy, Keith Scott, Darragh Greene, Nick Galante, Tommi Kakko, David Coughlan, and Roy Cook
- Roundtable Video
- Morrison, Magic, and Visualizing the Word:
Text as Image in Vimanarama by Roy T. Cook
- A Rubble of Fragments:
Disintegration into Panels in Grant Morrison's Comics
by Clare Pitkethly
- No Guru, No Method, No Teacher:
"Grant Morrison" and GrantMorrisonTM by Keith Scott
- "Here Comes Tomorrow":
The Ethics of Utopianism in Grant Morrison's New X-Men by Darragh Greene
- Eternal Superteens and Mutant Spermatozoa:
Grant Morrison and the Comic as Porneau by Kate Roddy
- World of My Own:
Joe the Barbarian and the Cathartic Power of Fantasy by Nick Galante
- Ecce Animot
Or, The Animal Man That Therefore I Am by Adnan Mahmutovic, David Coughlan, and Stephen Blake Ervin
- Making and Breaking the Superhero Quotidian:
How All-Star Superman Embodies and Revises the Everyday
by Frank Bramlett
- "The Image Rules the World":
Focalization, Hallucinations and Metalepsis in The Invisibles by Tommi Kakko and Mervi Miettinen
- Language and Thought in The Invisibles by Francesco-Alessio Ursini
- Book Review of The Superhero Reader by Eric L. Berlatsky
- Book Review: The Ages of the Avengers: Essays on the Earth's Mightiest Heroes in Changing Times by Peter Han
- Review of Comics and Narration by Melissa Loucks
- Review of Southeast Asian Cartoon Art: Histories, Trends and Problems by Jeremy Stoll
General Issue with "Monsters in the Margins" Forum
A Comic of Her Own: Women Writing, Reading and Embodying through Comics
Edited by Jeffrey A. Brown and Melissa Loucks
Comics and Post-Secondary Pedagogy
Edited by James Bucky Carter and Najwa Al-Tabaa
The Worlds of the Hernandez Brothers
Edited by Derek Parker Royal and Christopher González
Shakespeare and Visual Rhetoric
ImageNext: Visions Past and Future
Alan Moore and Adaptation
Convergences: Comics, Culture and Globalization
Anime and Utopia
ImageSexT: Intersections of Sex, Gender, and Sexuality
The Comics Work of Neil Gaiman
Comics and Childhood
- Introduction, Cathlena Martin & Charles Hatfield
- Learning from the Sequence: The Use of Comics in Instruction Gorg Mallia
- Riddles of Engagement: Narrative Play in the Children's Media and Comic Art of George Carlson Daniel Yezbick
- The Many Sides of Hank: Modifications, Adjustments, and Adaptations of Mark Twain's A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court Cari Keebaugh
- Crossovers and Changeovers: Reading Lynn Johnston through Margaret Mahy Sam Hester
- When Real Things Happen to Imaginary Tigers Philip Sandifer
- Imagetext in The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time James Bucky Carter
- Opening-Up Aesop's Fables: Heteroglossia in Slade & Toni Morrison and Pascal Lemaître's 'The Ant or the Grasshopper?' Veronique Bragard
- Baby-Boom Children and Harvey Comics After the Code: A Neighborhood of Little Girls and Boys Kathy Merlock Jackson and Mark D. Arnold
- ImageSexT: A Roundtable on Lost Girls Philip Sandifer, Moderator
- "Four Conceptions of the Page," from Case, planche, récit: lire la bande dessinée Benoît Peeters, translated by Jesse Cohn
- Translator's Commentary on Peeters, "Four Conceptions of the Page" Jesse Cohn
- Review of Aesthetic Approaches to Children's Literature: An Introduction, by Maria Nikolajeva Joseph Thomas
- Review of Moomin: The Complete Tove Jansson Comic Strip. Vol. 1 Philip Nel
- Review of The Mysterious Flame of Queen Loana Thomas Stewart
"William Blake and Visual Culture"
Exhibits
This is an online companion to an exhibit held by the University of Florida Library. The exhibit, "'Help Is On The Way!' Comic
Books and Superheroes in Special Collections," features comics selected
from the Baldwin
Library of Historical Children's Literature. The focus is mainly
on popular superheroes/comic books that appeared in DC comics published
during the so-called "Silver Age" (roughly from the late 50s
through the early 70s).
Our online collection features scans of images in this collection, including covers and page content, organized by title.