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Author: Christina Meyer
Publisher: Ohio State University Press
Imprint: Ohio State University Press
Dimensions:
Width: 15.20cm
, Height: 1.50cm
, Length: 22.90cm
Weight: 0.390kg
ISBN: 9780814255605
ISBN 10: 0814255604
Pages: 264
Publication Date: 20 November 2019
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Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
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Reviews
The author builds on and engages in a thoughtful, critical dialogue with previous scholarship on the Yellow Kid in ways that will make a major contribution to the field of comics studies. --Mark McKinney This book offers new and nuanced readings of R. F. Outcault's famous character. It details how the commercial phenomenon that was the Yellow Kid was vital to the development of comics in the United States. The depth and breadth of scholarship is remarkable. --Lara Saguisag Meyer's exceptional work radically repositions comic strips and makes us see them as a vast enterprise of serial narrative with complex and interlocking features and something far greater than just episodic graphics and texts. --Ian Gordon
The author builds on and engages in a thoughtful, critical dialogue with previous scholarship on the Yellow Kid in ways that will make a major contribution to the field of comics studies. --Mark McKinney Meyer's exceptional work radically repositions comic strips and makes us see them as a vast enterprise of serial narrative with complex and interlocking features and something far greater than just episodic graphics and texts. --Ian Gordon This book offers new and nuanced readings of R. F. Outcault's famous character. It details how the commercial phenomenon that was the Yellow Kid was vital to the development of comics in the United States. The depth and breadth of scholarship is remarkable. --Lara Saguisag
"""Meyer's exceptional work radically repositions comic strips and makes us see them as a vast enterprise of serial narrative with complex and interlocking features and something far greater than just episodic graphics and texts.""--Ian Gordon ""The author builds on and engages in a thoughtful, critical dialogue with previous scholarship on the Yellow Kid in ways that will make a major contribution to the field of comics studies."" --Mark McKinney ""This book offers new and nuanced readings of R. F. Outcault's famous character. It details how the commercial phenomenon that was the Yellow Kid was vital to the development of comics in the United States. The depth and breadth of scholarship is remarkable."" --Lara Saguisag"
Meyer's exceptional work radically repositions comic strips and makes us see them as a vast enterprise of serial narrative with complex and interlocking features and something far greater than just episodic graphics and texts. --Ian Gordon The author builds on and engages in a thoughtful, critical dialogue with previous scholarship on the Yellow Kid in ways that will make a major contribution to the field of comics studies. --Mark McKinney This book offers new and nuanced readings of R. F. Outcault's famous character. It details how the commercial phenomenon that was the Yellow Kid was vital to the development of comics in the United States. The depth and breadth of scholarship is remarkable. --Lara Saguisag
Author Information
Christina Meyer is Visiting Professor in American Studies at the University of Hamburg, Germany. She is the author of War and Trauma Images in Vietnam War Representations.
