... pictures, spring paintings (erotic humor), funereal and other decorative art of China. The discussion revolves around caricature, satire, wit, humor, and playfulness, sequential narration. art Bruegel Pieter the Elder caricature Cruikshank George da Vinci Leonardo Daumier Honoré Duchamp Marcel Egypt...

... (2007). It first considers “bullet time” in The Matrix, showing that its formal migration is an example of transmedia style: narratives delivered across multiple platforms that are united by stylistic remediation. It then compares comic book space and caricature in Sergio Leone's...

...This chapter turns to Japanese political cartooning. It begins with a historical overview, illustrating Japan's especially rich tradition of caricature, satire, and narrative. Indeed, Japanese culture has long brimmed with caricature, satire/parody, humor/playfulness, and narrative/sequence, though...

...This chapter explores how Chris Ware’s comics, particularly the graphic novel Jimmy Corrigan: The Smartest Kid on Earth, engage questions of caricature and racism in American history in general and in comics history in particular. It looks at Jimmy Corrigan...

... Bilibin as the direct link between the lubok and Russian graphic art and comics of the twentieth century. Finally, the chapter discusses the rise of caricature and satirical journals as a result of the stark political changes brought about by the 1905 Revolution and its aftermath...

... in the freewheeling 1950s and 1960s, when the Philippines stood almost alone in Southeast Asia in maintaining a free and open atmosphere for political caricature, and when komiks as magazines and newspaper funnies flourished. Yet as the decades passed, political cartoonists continued to face...

... that BDs became a prolific medium of satire when it a BD was used by the periodical La Caricature in portraying the citizen-king Louis Philippe’s face as a pear. Hearst corporation Newspaper strips Pulitzer Consumer culture Gallup George Goethe J Images d’Epinal journal illustré Le...

...This chapter explores the celebrated literary and artistic figures around William Faulkner, arguing that Faulkner found his literary bearings in such circles by participating in print culture exchanges in literary parody and visual caricature. Faulkner illustrated and handmade books early...

..., and New York, USA. For this discussion, A Harlot’s Progress by William Hogarth, the caricature and urban themes of Rodolphe Töpffer, and Richard F. Outcault’s The Yellow Kid and Hogan’s Alley serve as paradigmatic examples. Attention then turns to Winsor...

..., its economic struggles, and Internet “migration” in the post-Soviet era as well as the postsocialist era of predatory capitalism. It discusses the historical and sociocultural background of comics and proto-comics in Russia and the central role played by single-image, nonsequential caricature...

..., 1928. Published by Shanghai Shijie Shuju (Shanghai World Publishing House). Visual humor and narrative, both of which can be components of comics and cartoons, existed during the pre-twentieth century, dynastic eras of China. Attributes such as caricature, satire, parody, humor, wit, playfulness...

..., Palestine, Safe Area Goražde, and The Fixer: A Story from Sarajevo, to discuss his critique of journalism, his use of caricature, and his compulsion. comics genres Maus New York Times The 9 11 Commission Report Palestine Portraits of Israelis and Palestinians...