Bonn Online Bibliography of Comics Research
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Objective: The Bonn Online Bibliography of Comics Research (BOBC) is an international bibliographic database for scholarly literature about comics, graphic novels, manga and related fields. Not included so far (with a few exceptions) are articles from fan magazines, newspapers and blogs.
Usage: A click on the title shows more details of the individual references. Selected titles (ONLY the titles, of course not the texts themselves!) can be downloaded in various export formats (RTF, RIS, BibTeX, XML, …) for further use in your own documents or bibliographic software using the basket. Various standard bibliographic formats (MLA, APA etc.) can be selected in the preferences. Registered users can enter new references of their own, add private or public comments and excerpts to the entries, and create individual bibliographies. Authors can provide their texts for download as PDFs. Indications of errors or missing titles and supplementary information, especially in form of abstracts and short critical reviews, are always welcome!
Project manager: Dr. Joachim Trinkwitz, Dept. of German, Comparative Literature, and Cultural Studies, University of Bonn, Germany
Sponsored by Gesellschaft für Comicforschung
Recent additions or edits (WIKINDX Master Bibliography)
| Arrieta Fernández, Nohora. "“Lo que contiene esa oscuridad”: Estéticas de la ambigüedad en la novela gráfica cumbe de marcelo d’salete." Mitologías Hoy 20 2019. Accessed 5Jul. 2022. <https://revistes.uab.ca ... rticle/view/v20-arrieta>. |
 
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| Hayward-Fitch, Cassia. "“What’s Funny about AIDS?”: How howard cruse’s “wendel” confronted a crisis." International Journal of Comic Art 25. (2023): 280–99. |
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| Arioli, Mattia. "War, Gender, and Diaspora in Clément Baloup’s Memoires de Viet Kieu." International Journal of Comic Art 25. (2023): 300–18. |
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| Allen, Paul V. Jack Kent: The wit, whimsy, and wisdom of a comic storyteller. Jackson: Univ. Press of Mississippi, 2023. |
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| Allen, Paul V. "Texas Jack Kent: A comic storyteller in san antonio." International Journal of Comic Art 25. (2023): 371–83. |
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| Added by: Leonie Katharina Göbel Last edited by: joachim 11/09/2026, 14:36 |
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| Christiansen, Linn A. "Sanctioned Satire: Political cartoons from china daily." International Journal of Comic Art 25. (2023): 407–32. |
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| Added by: Leonie Katharina Göbel Last edited by: joachim 11/09/2026, 14:30 |
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| Vanderlippe, John and Pinar Batur. "Blasphemy and Critique? Secularists and islamists in turkish cartoon images." Islam and Popular Culture. Ed. Anna Piela. Vol. 1. Critical Concepts in Sociology. London, New York: Routledge, 2018. 215–30. |
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| Naghibi, Nima and Andrew O’Malley. "Estranging the Familiar: “east” and “west” in satrapi’s persepolis." Islam and Popular Culture. Ed. Anna Piela. Vol. 1. Critical Concepts in Sociology. London, New York: Routledge, 2018. 223–48. |
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| Dar, Jehanzeb. "Holy Islamophobia, Batman! Demonization of muslims and arabs in mainstream american comic books." Counterpoints (2010): 99–110. |
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| Smit, Johannes A. and Denzil Chetty. "Debunking Marvel Comics’ First Pakistani-American Born Muslim Female Superhero: Reading religion, race and gender in ms. marvel (kamala khan)." The African Journal of Gender and Religion 24. 2 2018. Accessed 12Jul. 2020. <https://www.jstor.org/stable/48802928>. |
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