The power of comics: history, form, and culture

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Comics and Graphic Narratives Themes in Literature Analysis Rhetoric and Communication Studies

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Preface Introduction Chapter 1: History of Comic Books, Part I: Developing a Medium Chapter 2: History of Comic Books, Part II: The Maturation of a Medium Chapter 3: History of Comic Books, Part III: The Diversification of a Medium Chapter 4: Creating the Story Chapter 5: Experiencing the Story Chapter 6: Comic Book Genres: Classifying Comics Chapter 7: Comic Book Genres: The Superhero Chapter 8: Comic Book Genres: The Memoir Chapter 9: The Business of Comic Books Chapter 10: The Comic Book Readers Chapter 11: Exploring Meanings in Comic Book Texts Chapter 12: Comics Culture Around the World Glossary Bibliography

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