| Contents: | Transatlantic encounters of the second type / Jan Baetens -- Over the top in the aftermath of the Great War, two novels, too graphic / Laurie Kaplan -- Fredric Wertham, Spiegelman's Maus, and representations of the Holocaust / James Reibman -- The telling face in comic strip and graphic novel / Ed Tan -- "It's about time", the chronotope of the Holocaust in Art Spiegelman's Maus / Sue Vice -- "These papers had too many memories, so I burned them", genealogical remembrance in Art Spiegelman's Maus, a survivor's tale / Ole Frahm -- "I looked just like Rudolph Valentino", identity and representation in Maus / Gene Kannenberg Jr. -- "Et il n'y eut plus d'espoir", on fiction and history in Jacques Tardi's Les Aventures extaordinaires d'Adèle Blanc-Sec / Anke Gilleir -- What haunts a soldier's mind, monsters, demons and the lost trenches of memory, representations of combat trauma in the works of Jacques Tardi / Michael Hein -- Redrawing the west, Jack Jackson's Comanche Moon / Marni Sandweiss -- Carol Lay's Joy Ride, how to become yourself by being someone else / Heike Elisabeth Jüngst -- The dual nature of Apocalypse in Watchmen / Jeffrey Lewis -- Narrative specularity and sociocritical stakes in the contemporary French-speaking comic strip production / Jean-Louis Tilleuil. Texte, image, récit, the textual worlds of Benoît Peeters / Libbie McQuillan Relatedness, aspects of textual connectivity in comics / Mario Saraceni -- Hypertextual experiences of World War I / Jack Post -- The time it takes / Patrick Maynard.
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