Introduction: Trans/formation and the graphic novel

Sam Knowles · HARRIET E. H. EARLE

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Comics and Graphic Narratives Themes in Literature Analysis Postcolonial and Cultural Literary Studies

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In early 2014, the Australian government’s Department for Immigration and Border Protection launched a controversial graphic novel on their website, directed against those intending to enter the co...

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