دانلود کتاب Superhero Comics

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FC\nHalf title\nBloomsbury Comics Studies\nTitle\nCopyright\nDedication\nContents\nSeries Editor’s Preface\nAcknowledgments\n1 Introduction\n2 Historical Overview, Part 1: Pre-Comic Origins\nI The Mythic Superhero\n The superhero with a thousand masks\n Minimally counter-intuitive fairy tales for grown-ups\n Brutal fairy tales and epic violence\n Children’s great men fables\n Mythical myths\nII The Imperial Superhero\n The British superhero\n American supermen\n Imperial expansion\n New frontiers\nIII The Wellborn Superhero\n On the origin of supermen: 1883–1905\n Experiments in hero hybridization: 1893–1928\n Acts of sterilization: 1929–39\nIV The Vigilante Superhero\n Vigilante hero\n Superman\n Superhero\n3 Historical Overview, Part 2: Pre-Code and First Code Origins\nI The Fascist Superhero\n Champion of the oppressed\n Eager to strike back\n Heroic doings\nII The MAD Superhero\n Crisis: 1961–2\n Turning point: 1962–3\n Aftermath\n4 Social and Cultural Impact\nI The Black Superhero\n Pre-Code era, 1934–54\n First Code era, 1954–71\n Second Code era, 1971–89\n Third Code era, 1989–2000\n Fourth Code and Post-Code eras, 2001 to present\nII The Gendered Superhero\n Super binaries\n Super queer\n5 Critical Uses\nI The Visual Superhero\n 1. Layout rhetoric\n 2. Framing rhetoric\n 3. Juxtapositional closure\n 4. Page sentencing\n 5. Image-texts\n 6. Representational abstraction\n 7. Visualizing Elektra\n6 Key Texts\nI The Authorial Superhero\n Pre-Code era, 1934–54\n First Code era, 1954–71\n Second Code era, 1971–89\n Third Code era, 1989–2000\n Fourth Code era, 2001–11\n Post-Code era, 2011 to present\nGlossary\nResources\nWorks Cited\nIndex