What's So Funny? Comic Content in Depiction

Patrick Maynard

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Comics and Graphic Narratives Visual Culture and Art Theory Humor Studies and Applications

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This chapter contains sections titled: Where are the Funnies? Writing Images, Drawing Words Without Words Just Looking Where's the Fun? “What's That For?” Arts and Artifacts Notes References

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