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 explores representations of Wonder Woman and Captain Marvel in comics and
film, as well as political struggles over these works, to illuminate contemporary cultural …

This essay argues that although The Phantom is an American comic about a superhero of
British heritage set in a fictional African country filled with colonial nostalgia, it is also, within …

Although the literature on superheroes has expanded in recent years, it has neglected to
examine whether superhero movies can affect political views. This oversight is regrettable …

In both Comics Studies and Cultural Legal Studies, questions about the relationship
between superheroes and the law have most commonly been treated in terms of vigilantism …

70| Searching for Feminist Superheroes herself having to fight an arch villain and
interdimensional monsters, and having to save her ancestral home from pending doom …

Over sixty superhero films have been released to widespread acclaim since the beginning of
the 21st Century. The popularity and continued success of superhero media has resulted in …

Criminal justice is a perennial theme in modern comics published in the United States and
United Kingdom, with dominant narratives revolving around the protection of the innocent …

The paper attempts to critically examine Allan Moore's Watchmen in terms of its elements
that could be utilised for critical power thinking and the critique of fanatic and/or apolitical …

The scene plays out like this: A black-gauntleted fist is aimed with unerring accuracy until the
recipient submits and tells the assailant what he wants to know. Or, it goes like this …