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Reading comics: language, culture, and the concept of the superhero in comic books

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Comics and Graphic Narratives Cinema History and Criticism Themes in Literature Analysis

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Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1: Comics and Cultural Studies: Sites for Struggle Chapter 2: Responses to Comicbooks and the Concept of the Popular Chapter 3: On the Language of Comics and the Reading Process Chapter 4: Superhero Comicbooks Chapter 5: Factors that Changed Superhero Comicbooks Chapter 6: Frank Miller's The Dark Knights Returns (1986) Chapter 7: A Glimpse at the Comics Scene after 1986 Index

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