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| - | ====== Comic Book Theory | + | ====== Comic Book Adaptation/ |
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| + | This list is basically list of the adaptation and convergence culture theory that is applicable specifically to comic book materials. A lot of the list touches on the cultural impact these comics have, others deal with the theories of adaptation and process in comic books. Convergence culture and adaptation studies are a big crossover area. I am interested in the way fans interact with comic books, and some of the choices are meant t reflect the audience participation side of things. This part is also covered by both adaptation studies and convergence culture. | ||
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| [[Alaniz, Jose.]] Death, Disability, and the Superhero: The Silver Age and Beyond 2014 | [[Alaniz, Jose.]] Death, Disability, and the Superhero: The Silver Age and Beyond 2014 | ||
| [[Averett, Paige.]] | [[Averett, Paige.]] | ||
| - | [[Babb, Valerie.]] “The Past is Never the Past: The Call and Response Between Marvel’s Black | + | [[Babb, Valerie.]] “The Past is Never the Past: The Call and Response Between Marvel’s Black Panther and Early Black Speculative Fiction" |
| - | Panther and Early Black Speculative Fiction" | + | |
| - | [[Ball, Jennifer L.]] "The Wonder of Wonder Woman." | + | [[http:// |
| [[Bendis, Brian Michael]]. Word for Pictures 2014. | [[Bendis, Brian Michael]]. Word for Pictures 2014. | ||
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| – Why Comics? Harper Collins 2017 | – Why Comics? Harper Collins 2017 | ||
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| - | [[Classon, Mike F.]] "Liv Strömquist' | ||
| [[Cocca, Carolyn]]. “Negotiating the Third Wave of Feminism in Wonder Woman” 2013 | [[Cocca, Carolyn]]. “Negotiating the Third Wave of Feminism in Wonder Woman” 2013 | ||
| - | [[Donaldson, | ||
| - | about Marjane Satrapi' | ||
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| [[Connors, Sean P.]] “Altering Perspectives: | [[Connors, Sean P.]] “Altering Perspectives: | ||
| Difficulty of Graphic Novels.” 2012 | Difficulty of Graphic Novels.” 2012 | ||
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| [[D' | [[D' | ||
| and the Comic Book Superheroine." | and the Comic Book Superheroine." | ||
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| + | [[Diego, Maggi]]. " | ||
| + | Orientalism and National Identity in Satrapi' | ||
| [[Donaldson, | [[Donaldson, | ||
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| ---Expressive Anatomy for Comics and Narrative, 2008 | ---Expressive Anatomy for Comics and Narrative, 2008 | ||
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| + | [[Frangos, Mike Classon.]] "Liv Strömquist' | ||
| [[Galvan, Margaret]]. “Feminism Underground: | [[Galvan, Margaret]]. “Feminism Underground: | ||
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| [[Little, J. N.]] " | [[Little, J. N.]] " | ||
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| - | [[Maggi, Diego]]. " | ||
| - | Orientalism and National Identity in Satrapi' | ||
| [[McCloud, Scott]]. Understanding Comics: The Invisible Art. 1993 | [[McCloud, Scott]]. Understanding Comics: The Invisible Art. 1993 | ||
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| [[Ogburn, C.]] " | [[Ogburn, C.]] " | ||
| - | [[Pavlat, Eric]]. “Proto-Comics: | + | [[https:// |
| [[Postema, Barbara]], “Silent Comics,” 2017 | [[Postema, Barbara]], “Silent Comics,” 2017 | ||
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