This Book Contains Graphic Language: Comics as LiteratureContinuum, 2007 - 237 pages By demonstrating the ways in which comic books (and graphic novels) both reflect upon, and expand the boundaries of literature, Rocco Versaci demonstrates that comics have earned the right to be taken just as seriously as any other literary form. |
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Creating a Special Reality | 34 |
ReMaustering the Past | 81 |
The New Journalism Revisited | 109 |
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