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Author: Santiago García ,
Bruce Campbell ,
Bruce Campbell (Consultant Surgeon, Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital, Exeter, UK Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR))
Publisher: University Press of Mississippi
Imprint: University Press of Mississippi
Dimensions:
Width: 15.20cm
, Height: 2.20cm
, Length: 22.90cm
Weight: 0.635kg
ISBN: 9781628464818
ISBN 10: 162846481
Pages: 254
Publication Date: 30 June 2015
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
,
Professional & Vocational
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Reviews
Santiago Garcia opens an excellent and necessary dialogue with adulthood and the inspiring possibilities of the graphic novel. This book is a journey through the critical spaces of comics and the historical genealogies, bringing new and refreshing debates between the past and the present. -Ana Merino, author of El Comic Hispanico
�Santiago Garc�a opens an excellent and necessary dialogue with adulthood and the inspiring possibilities of the graphic novel. This book is a journey through the critical spaces of comics and the historical genealogies, bringing new and refreshing debates between the past and the present.��Ana Merino, author of El C�mic Hisp�nico -Santiago Garcia opens an excellent and necessary dialogue with adulthood and the inspiring possibilities of the graphic novel. This book is a journey through the critical spaces of comics and the historical genealogies, bringing new and refreshing debates between the past and the present.--Ana Merino, author of El Comic Hispanico Santiago Garcia opens an excellent and necessary dialogue with adulthood and the inspiring possibilities of the graphic novel. This book is a journey through the critical spaces of comics and the historical genealogies, bringing new and refreshing debates between the past and the present. -Ana Merino, author of El Comic Hispanico Santiago Garcia opens an excellent and necessary dialogue with adulthood and the inspiring possibilities of the graphic novel. This book is a journey through the critical spaces of comics and the historical genealogies, bringing new and refreshing debates between the past and the present. Ana Merino, author of El Comic Hispanico Santiago Garcia opens an excellent and necessary dialogue with adulthood and the inspiring possibilities of the graphic novel. This book is a journey through the critical spaces of comics and the historical genealogies, bringing new and refreshing debates between the past and the present. Ana Merino, author of El Comic Hispanico Santiago Garcia opens an excellent and necessary dialogue with adulthood and the inspiring possibilities of the graphic novel. This book is a journey through the critical spaces of comics and the historical genealogies, bringing new and refreshing debates between the past and the present. -Ana Merino, author of El Comic Hispanico
Santiago Garcia opens an excellent and necessary dialogue with adulthood and the inspiring possibilities of the graphic novel. This book is a journey through the critical spaces of comics and the historical genealogies, bringing new and refreshing debates between the past and the present. -Ana Merino, author of <i>El Comic Hispanico</i></p>
Santiago Garc�a opens an excellent and necessary dialogue with adulthood and the inspiring possibilities of the graphic novel. This book is a journey through the critical spaces of comics and the historical genealogies, bringing new and refreshing debates between the past and the present. -Ana Merino, author of El C�mic Hisp�nico
Author Information
Originally from Spain, Santiago García, Baltimore, Maryland, is a writer, critic, and translator of American comics into Spanish.|Bruce Campbell, Minneapolis, Minnesota, is professor of Hispanic studies at St. John's University/College of St. Benedict. He is the author of ¡Viva la historieta! Mexican Comics, NAFTA, and the Politics of Globalization (University Press of Mississippi).
