Shakespeare and Comics
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Shakespeare and Comics
Negotiating Cultural Value
Christopher, Dr Brandon; Casey, Dr Jim; Burnett, Professor Mark Thornton
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
04/2026
264
Mole
Inglês
9781350401389
15 a 20 dias
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List of Illustrations
Notes on Contributors
Acknowledgements
Introduction: What's Shakespeare to Comics, or Comics to Shakespeare?
Jim Casey (Independent scholar, USA) and Brandon Christopher (University of Winnipeg, Canada)
Part One: Timeless and Timely
1. Delineating Comics: Shakespeare Illustrated and the Question of Narrative Production, Catherine E. Thomas (Georgia Institute of Technology, USA)
2. Macbeth and the Spanish Post-War 'Tebeo': An Adventure Hero for Young Readers, Elena Bandin (University of Leon, Spain)
3. Shakespeare in Harlem: Race, (Popular) Culture and I Am Alfonso Jones, Daniel Thomas Stein (University of Siegen, Germany)
Part Two: Text and Image
4. This Goodly Frame: The Collaborative Theatre of Good Tickle Brain, Mya Lixian Gosling (artist and author of Good Tickle Brain), Kate Pitt (dramaturg for Good Tickle Brain) and Annalisa Castaldo (Widener University, USA)
5. Shakespeare and Female 'Super' Heroes: Classic Comics in the Golden and Silver Age, Darlena Ciraulo (University of Central Missouri, USA)
6. From Stage to Manga Page: Scalar Mediation and Shakespeare's Tempest, Jennifer Waldron (University of Pittsburgh, USA)
Part Three: Heroes and Villains
7. 'Bigger than Shakespeare': Contingency and Cultural Memory in 'A Groatsworth of Wit', Douglas M. Lanier (University of New Hampshire, USA)
8 Permission to Invade: Doom 2099's Muses of Fire, Philip Austin Gilreath (Northeastern University, USA)
9 Alas, Poor Hero: Heroism in Y: the Last Man, Niamh J. O'Leary (Xavier University, USA)
Part Four: Violence and Trauma
10. 'Ax One Scream One': Shakespeare as EC Comics Horror, Kyle A. Pivetti (Norwich University, USA)
11. Into the Multiverse: Shakespeare, Adaptation, and the Alternate Reality of Marvel 1602, Charles Conaway (University of Southern Indiana, USA)
12. Manga Adaptations of Macbeth, Yukari Yoshihara (University of Tsukuba, Japan)
Part Five: Authors and Adaptors
13. Reading for and against Prospero in The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Rhonda Knight (Coker University, USA)
14. When Canons Collide: Isaac Asimov's Dual Influences on Arthur Byron Cover's Macbeth: The Graphic Novel, Joseph Sullivan (Marietta College, USA)
15. Puck You, Shakespeare: Embodiment and Authority in Gaiman and Vess's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream', Jim Casey (Independent scholar, USA)
Afterword
Genre in Shakespeare and Comics, Peter Holland (University of Notre Dame, USA)
Index
Notes on Contributors
Acknowledgements
Introduction: What's Shakespeare to Comics, or Comics to Shakespeare?
Jim Casey (Independent scholar, USA) and Brandon Christopher (University of Winnipeg, Canada)
Part One: Timeless and Timely
1. Delineating Comics: Shakespeare Illustrated and the Question of Narrative Production, Catherine E. Thomas (Georgia Institute of Technology, USA)
2. Macbeth and the Spanish Post-War 'Tebeo': An Adventure Hero for Young Readers, Elena Bandin (University of Leon, Spain)
3. Shakespeare in Harlem: Race, (Popular) Culture and I Am Alfonso Jones, Daniel Thomas Stein (University of Siegen, Germany)
Part Two: Text and Image
4. This Goodly Frame: The Collaborative Theatre of Good Tickle Brain, Mya Lixian Gosling (artist and author of Good Tickle Brain), Kate Pitt (dramaturg for Good Tickle Brain) and Annalisa Castaldo (Widener University, USA)
5. Shakespeare and Female 'Super' Heroes: Classic Comics in the Golden and Silver Age, Darlena Ciraulo (University of Central Missouri, USA)
6. From Stage to Manga Page: Scalar Mediation and Shakespeare's Tempest, Jennifer Waldron (University of Pittsburgh, USA)
Part Three: Heroes and Villains
7. 'Bigger than Shakespeare': Contingency and Cultural Memory in 'A Groatsworth of Wit', Douglas M. Lanier (University of New Hampshire, USA)
8 Permission to Invade: Doom 2099's Muses of Fire, Philip Austin Gilreath (Northeastern University, USA)
9 Alas, Poor Hero: Heroism in Y: the Last Man, Niamh J. O'Leary (Xavier University, USA)
Part Four: Violence and Trauma
10. 'Ax One Scream One': Shakespeare as EC Comics Horror, Kyle A. Pivetti (Norwich University, USA)
11. Into the Multiverse: Shakespeare, Adaptation, and the Alternate Reality of Marvel 1602, Charles Conaway (University of Southern Indiana, USA)
12. Manga Adaptations of Macbeth, Yukari Yoshihara (University of Tsukuba, Japan)
Part Five: Authors and Adaptors
13. Reading for and against Prospero in The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Rhonda Knight (Coker University, USA)
14. When Canons Collide: Isaac Asimov's Dual Influences on Arthur Byron Cover's Macbeth: The Graphic Novel, Joseph Sullivan (Marietta College, USA)
15. Puck You, Shakespeare: Embodiment and Authority in Gaiman and Vess's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream', Jim Casey (Independent scholar, USA)
Afterword
Genre in Shakespeare and Comics, Peter Holland (University of Notre Dame, USA)
Index
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Shakespeare manga; Shakespeare graphic novels; adaptation studies; Shakespeare adaptations; Marvel; DC; The Sandman; Neil Gaiman; Tebeo; Macbeth; I Am Alfonso Jones; Shakespeare in Harlem; Good Tickle Brain; Classics Illustrated; The Tempest; A Groatsworth of Wit; The Shakespeare Code; Doom 2099; Y: The Last Man; EC Comics; Marvel 1602; The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen; Alan Moore
List of Illustrations
Notes on Contributors
Acknowledgements
Introduction: What's Shakespeare to Comics, or Comics to Shakespeare?
Jim Casey (Independent scholar, USA) and Brandon Christopher (University of Winnipeg, Canada)
Part One: Timeless and Timely
1. Delineating Comics: Shakespeare Illustrated and the Question of Narrative Production, Catherine E. Thomas (Georgia Institute of Technology, USA)
2. Macbeth and the Spanish Post-War 'Tebeo': An Adventure Hero for Young Readers, Elena Bandin (University of Leon, Spain)
3. Shakespeare in Harlem: Race, (Popular) Culture and I Am Alfonso Jones, Daniel Thomas Stein (University of Siegen, Germany)
Part Two: Text and Image
4. This Goodly Frame: The Collaborative Theatre of Good Tickle Brain, Mya Lixian Gosling (artist and author of Good Tickle Brain), Kate Pitt (dramaturg for Good Tickle Brain) and Annalisa Castaldo (Widener University, USA)
5. Shakespeare and Female 'Super' Heroes: Classic Comics in the Golden and Silver Age, Darlena Ciraulo (University of Central Missouri, USA)
6. From Stage to Manga Page: Scalar Mediation and Shakespeare's Tempest, Jennifer Waldron (University of Pittsburgh, USA)
Part Three: Heroes and Villains
7. 'Bigger than Shakespeare': Contingency and Cultural Memory in 'A Groatsworth of Wit', Douglas M. Lanier (University of New Hampshire, USA)
8 Permission to Invade: Doom 2099's Muses of Fire, Philip Austin Gilreath (Northeastern University, USA)
9 Alas, Poor Hero: Heroism in Y: the Last Man, Niamh J. O'Leary (Xavier University, USA)
Part Four: Violence and Trauma
10. 'Ax One Scream One': Shakespeare as EC Comics Horror, Kyle A. Pivetti (Norwich University, USA)
11. Into the Multiverse: Shakespeare, Adaptation, and the Alternate Reality of Marvel 1602, Charles Conaway (University of Southern Indiana, USA)
12. Manga Adaptations of Macbeth, Yukari Yoshihara (University of Tsukuba, Japan)
Part Five: Authors and Adaptors
13. Reading for and against Prospero in The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Rhonda Knight (Coker University, USA)
14. When Canons Collide: Isaac Asimov's Dual Influences on Arthur Byron Cover's Macbeth: The Graphic Novel, Joseph Sullivan (Marietta College, USA)
15. Puck You, Shakespeare: Embodiment and Authority in Gaiman and Vess's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream', Jim Casey (Independent scholar, USA)
Afterword
Genre in Shakespeare and Comics, Peter Holland (University of Notre Dame, USA)
Index
Notes on Contributors
Acknowledgements
Introduction: What's Shakespeare to Comics, or Comics to Shakespeare?
Jim Casey (Independent scholar, USA) and Brandon Christopher (University of Winnipeg, Canada)
Part One: Timeless and Timely
1. Delineating Comics: Shakespeare Illustrated and the Question of Narrative Production, Catherine E. Thomas (Georgia Institute of Technology, USA)
2. Macbeth and the Spanish Post-War 'Tebeo': An Adventure Hero for Young Readers, Elena Bandin (University of Leon, Spain)
3. Shakespeare in Harlem: Race, (Popular) Culture and I Am Alfonso Jones, Daniel Thomas Stein (University of Siegen, Germany)
Part Two: Text and Image
4. This Goodly Frame: The Collaborative Theatre of Good Tickle Brain, Mya Lixian Gosling (artist and author of Good Tickle Brain), Kate Pitt (dramaturg for Good Tickle Brain) and Annalisa Castaldo (Widener University, USA)
5. Shakespeare and Female 'Super' Heroes: Classic Comics in the Golden and Silver Age, Darlena Ciraulo (University of Central Missouri, USA)
6. From Stage to Manga Page: Scalar Mediation and Shakespeare's Tempest, Jennifer Waldron (University of Pittsburgh, USA)
Part Three: Heroes and Villains
7. 'Bigger than Shakespeare': Contingency and Cultural Memory in 'A Groatsworth of Wit', Douglas M. Lanier (University of New Hampshire, USA)
8 Permission to Invade: Doom 2099's Muses of Fire, Philip Austin Gilreath (Northeastern University, USA)
9 Alas, Poor Hero: Heroism in Y: the Last Man, Niamh J. O'Leary (Xavier University, USA)
Part Four: Violence and Trauma
10. 'Ax One Scream One': Shakespeare as EC Comics Horror, Kyle A. Pivetti (Norwich University, USA)
11. Into the Multiverse: Shakespeare, Adaptation, and the Alternate Reality of Marvel 1602, Charles Conaway (University of Southern Indiana, USA)
12. Manga Adaptations of Macbeth, Yukari Yoshihara (University of Tsukuba, Japan)
Part Five: Authors and Adaptors
13. Reading for and against Prospero in The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Rhonda Knight (Coker University, USA)
14. When Canons Collide: Isaac Asimov's Dual Influences on Arthur Byron Cover's Macbeth: The Graphic Novel, Joseph Sullivan (Marietta College, USA)
15. Puck You, Shakespeare: Embodiment and Authority in Gaiman and Vess's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream', Jim Casey (Independent scholar, USA)
Afterword
Genre in Shakespeare and Comics, Peter Holland (University of Notre Dame, USA)
Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Shakespeare manga; Shakespeare graphic novels; adaptation studies; Shakespeare adaptations; Marvel; DC; The Sandman; Neil Gaiman; Tebeo; Macbeth; I Am Alfonso Jones; Shakespeare in Harlem; Good Tickle Brain; Classics Illustrated; The Tempest; A Groatsworth of Wit; The Shakespeare Code; Doom 2099; Y: The Last Man; EC Comics; Marvel 1602; The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen; Alan Moore
