Published in association with the
International Bande
Dessinée Society
The latest issue of
European Comic Art
has published! This special issue focuses on counter-narratives, retellings, and redrawings.
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IBDS and ABDS members can access the journal online
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Editors:
Laurence Grove,
University of Glasgow
Ann Miller,
University of Leicester
Anne Magnussen,
University of Southern Denmark
Volume 15, Issue 2
Introduction
Counter-Narratives, Retellings and Redrawings
Articles
Misdirection, Displacement and the Nisse in
Hilda and the Black Hound
Monalesia Earle and Joe Sutliff Sanders
An Amalgam of Voices: A Prismatic Approach to Memory and History in Gipi’s Graphic Novels
Cara Takakjian
The Poetry of Snails: The Shown, the Intervened and the Signified in
Duelo de caracoles
(2010) by Sonia Pulido and Pere Joan
Benjamin Fraser
Ridiculous Empire: Satire and European Colonialism in the Comics of Olivier Schrauwen
Robert Aman
Towards an Ecographics: Ecological Storylines in
Bande Dessinée
Armelle Blin-Rolland
Reviews
Book Reviews
Gert Meesters, David Miranda-Barreiro, and Jakob Dittmar
Library Recommendation
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European Comic Art
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Editor:
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Independent Scholar
Co-Editor:
W. Brian Newsome,
Georgia College and State University, USA
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