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Resource type: Book Chapter Language: de: Deutsch DOI: 10.1163/9789042028388_008 BibTeX citation key: Packard2010 Email resource to friend View all bibliographic details |
Categories: General Keywords: Adaptation, Authorship, Copyright, Film adaptation, Justice, Myth, Seriality, Superhero Creators: Conter, Packard Publisher: Rodopi (Amsterdam [etc.]) Collection: Justitiabilität und Rechtmäßigkeit. Verrechtlichungsprozesse von Literatur und Film in der Moderne |
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Popular serial narrative entertains a concept of mythology that both adapts and deviates from traditional ideas about myth and mythological characters. One of the cradles of this comparatively recent aesthetic comes in the format of adventure serials for a plethora of new media – comics, radio, cinema and TV – including prominently the superhero genre. The often confusing mix of similarities and differences to established concepts of mythology as well as the troubled relationship towards authorship that inform these series’ fictional worlds, storytelling conventions, and genre recognisability can be better understood by examining the triadic influence between textual control in the form of copyright considerations, new media and the development of the popular series.
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