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Young Jr., William H. "The Serious Funnies. Adventure Comics During the Depression, 1929–1938." In: Things in the Driver's Seat. Readings in Popular Culture. Hrsg. v. Harry Russell Huebel. (Rand McNally History of American Thought and Culture Series.) Chicago: Rand McNally, 1972. Added by: joachim (07/20/2009 01:33:44 AM) |
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Categories: General Keywords: Adventure comics, Comic strip Creators: Huebel, Young Jr. Publisher: Rand McNally (Chicago) Collection: Things in the Driver's Seat. Readings in Popular Culture |
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An examination of American adventure comics of the 1930s that reveals them to have been in reaction to the socio-economic facts of the depression by implying that economic upheavals are never endless via symbolic visual and narrative searches for order and stability.
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