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Comics and Graphic Narratives Visual Culture and Art Theory Shakespeare, Adaptation, and Literary Criticism

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Chapter One: Why Comics? Chapter Two: Creating a 'Special Reality Chapter Three: ReMaustering the Past Chapter Four: The 'New Journalism' Revisited Chapter Five: Guerilla Warfare and Sneak Attacks Chapter Six: Illustrating the Classics.

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