We are surrounded by emanations of graphic storytelling: comics-inspired films fill our
cinemas; prose narratives become adapted and transported into graphic novels; graphic …

Justice Framed is born of the passionate and rich-though not always peaceful or courteous-
nexus between two long-time companions: comics and law. Comics are utterly gripped by …

The current article argues for the inclusion of comics, 1 a contemporary, distinctive, and
richly aesthetic narrative medium, amongst the resources considered in the interdisciplinary …

The art form of comics has been at center of heated global free speech debates, which
remain among the defining issues of our time, particularly as they map onto cultural and …

Comics are based around the adventures–and misadventures–of the characters that appear
within them. 1 Two successful comic series are those produced by DC Comics–Batman 2 …

The comic art form, whose hallmark is the telling of stories via a combination of text, dialogue
and graphic art in a sequence, usually of panels, is one of the oldest and most popular forms …

What are the implications of comics for law? Tackling this question, On Comics and Legal
Aesthetics explores the epistemological dimensions of comics and the way this once …

This book studies human rights discourse across a variety of graphic novels, both fiction and
non-fiction, originating in different parts of the world, from India to South Africa, Sarajevo to …

As an entertainment and cultural icon, the costumed superhero pervades our culture, and
superhero imagery (in both literary and visual forms) is ubiquitous (Morris and Morris 2005 …

This paper examines concepts of authority, law, and justice in the genre of superhero
comics. Despite the common view that comic book superheroes do not warrant (and have …