How to Read Superhero Comics and Why

Geoff Klock

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Melancholy and the Infinite Earths The Bat and the Watchmen - Introducing the Revisionary Superhero Narrative 'It is with considerable difficulty ' - The Revisionary Superhero Narrative, Phase Two America's Best Comics - Tracing the (Re)visionary Company Pumping up the Volume - The Revisionary Superhero Narrative Approaches the New Age The Superhero as Critic - The Birth of the Modern Age Epilogue - Pop Comics, Harold Bloom at Harvard, and the Oedipal Fallacy.

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