Superheroes!: Capes and Crusaders in Comics and Films

Roz Kaveney

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CONTENTS Acknowledgements 1 The Freedom of Power: Some First Thoughts of Superheroes i Origin Story ii Powers and Responsibilities iii Powerful Adversaries 2 Watching the Watchmen: Saving a World with Superheroes 3 Dark Knights, Time Lords and Mutants - Sustaining the Superhero Narrative i Frank Miller's 'The Dark Knight Returns' ii Kurt Busiek's 'Avengers Forever' iii Grant Morrison's period on 'New X-Men' 4 A Kind of Epic Grandeur - Events and Reboots in the Comics Universe 5 Gifted and Dangerous: Joss Whedon's Superhero Obsession 6 Superherovision: From Comic to Blockbuster Bibliography Filmography Index

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