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Studies in Comics 11.2 is out now!
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Studies in Comics 11.2 is out now!

Intellect is pleased to announce that Studies in Comics 11.2 is out now!

 

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Aims and Scope

 

Studies in Comics aims to describe the nature of comics, to identify the medium as a distinct art form, and to address the medium’s formal properties. The emerging field of comics studies is a model for interdisciplinary research and in this spirit this journal welcomes all approaches. This journal is international in scope and provides an inclusive space in which researchers from all backgrounds can present new thinking on comics to a global audience. The journal will promote the close analysis of the comics page/text using a variety of methodologies. Its specific goal, however, is to expand the relationship between comics and theory and to articulate a ‘theory of comics’. The journal also includes reviews of new comics, criticism, and exhibitions, and will offer space for cutting-edge and emergent creative work.

 

Issue 11.2

 

Editorial

JULIA ROUND, MADELINE B. GANGNES AND CHRIS MURRAY

 

Lockdown sequentiality

NICOLAS LABARRE

 

Articles

 

Forging intragenerational and common memories: Revisiting Paracuellos’s graphic violence in times of confinement

XOSÉ PEREIRA BOÁN

 

Jojo, Jimmy and Marie Chairne: What scribbled comics can (not) tell us

BENOÎT CRUCIFIX

 

Queering the palate: The erotics and politics of food in Japanese gourmet manga

KEIKO MIYAJIMA

 

Graphic panelling and the promotion of transnational affiliations in Thien Pham’s Sumo

MONICA CHIU

 

Panelling without walls: Narrating the border in Barrier

DANIEL PINTI

 

Fire in the jungle: Genocide and colonization in Russell and Pugh’s The Flintstones

ORION USSNER KIDDER

 

Photographic silence: Remediating the graphic to visualize migrant experience in Shaun Tan’s The Arrival

AMRITA SINGH

 

Understanding pictorial metaphor in comic book covers: A test of the contextual and structural frameworks

CHRISTOPHER A. CRAWFORD AND IGOR JURICEVIC

 

‘She’s practically normal!’: Disability, gender and image in Doom Patrol

CHESTER N. SCOVILLE

 

‘Who are you crying for?’: Empathy, fantasy and the framing of the perpetrator in Nina Bunjevac’s Bezimena

DRAGOȘ MANEA AND MIHAELA PRECUP

 

What do teachers think about the educational role of comic books?: A qualitative analysis

PAUL A. ALEIXO, DANIEL MATKIN AND LAURA KILBY

 

Interviews

 

Interview with Argha Manna

PARTHA BHATTACHARJEE AND PRIYANKA TRIPATHI

 

Interview with Beano writer Andy Fanton

JOHN CARO

 

Reviews

 

Comic Books, Graphic Novels and the Holocaust: Beyond Maus, Ewa Stańczyk (ed.) (2019)

MIHAELA PRECUP

 

Empirical Comics Research, Alexander Dunst, Jochen Laubrock and Janina Wildfeuer (eds) (2019)

PAUL FISHER DAVIES

 

Monstrous Women in Comics, Samantha Langsdale and Elizabeth Rae Coody (eds) (2020)

HAILEY J. AUSTIN

 

Comics

 

Introduction

DAMON HERD

 

Crash Course (excerpt)

WOODROW PHOENIX

 

Working from home: Extracts from an ongoing series

LYDIA WYSOCKI