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Religion and comic books

August 29, 2010

While at CMRC 2010 I found out about this range of books from Continuum. Looks really interesting – especially the ‘Graven Images’ book.


“Graven Images: Religion in Comic Books & Graphic Novels” (Continuum)


“Comics and the City: Urban Space in Print, Picture and Sequence” (Jorn Ahrens, Arno Meteling)


“The Power of Comics: History, Form and Culture” (Randy Duncan, Matthew J. Smith)


“Secret Identity Crisis: Comic Books and the Unmasking of Cold War America” (Matthew J. Costello)

And related to the religion and comic books theme, Newsarama has had a number of brief articles on interaction of the Islam inspired comic book series “The 99” with DC Comics mainstream titles and characters.

  • Newsarama.com : Islamic Archetypes THE 99 Meets DC’s JUSTICE LEAGUE This Fall
  • Newsarama.com : THE 99 Part 2: Who Are These Islam-Based Superheroes?
  • Newsarama.com : East Meets West As Comic Book Pros Bring THE 99 TO DC
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