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Kaplan, Arie: "How Jews Transformed the Comic Book Industry. Part II: The Silver Age (1956–1978)." In: Reform Judaism 32.2 (2003), S. 10–16. Added by: Deleted user (10.12.09, 15:34) Last edited by: joachim (10.12.09, 20:31) |
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Categories: General Keywords: Comic book industry, Historical account, Judaism, Kaplan. Arie Creators: Kaplan Collection: Reform Judaism |
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Kaplan discusses the Marvel Age; the many creations of Stan Lee (Stanley Martin Lieber), among them the Fantastic Four, Spider-Man, the Silver Surfer, and The X-Men; the influence of Chris Clarmont (making X-Man character Magneto a Holocaust survivor embittered by humanity's silence in the face of Nazi barbarity); the Fourth World of Jack Kirby (Jack Kurtzberg); underground comix creators Diane Noomin, Aline Kominsky, and Trina Robbins; Art Spiegelman's editorship of the underground magazine Arcade and its publication of his original 3-page version of Maus; Harvey Pekar and American Splendor; and Will Eisner's creation, in 1978, of the first graphic novel: A Contract with God.
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