A peer-reviewed, open-source journal publishing comics and interdisciplinary comics-adjacent scholarship. Affiliated with the Graduate Comics Organization @ UF.
The University of Florida
Joined February 2011
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Was a real treat to read this positive and thoughtful review of my book in @ITTjournal.
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In this fascinating @ITTjournal article, @Cambridge_Uni
doctoral student Yi Wang explores two comics about Japanese-American incarceration camps during the 1940s, how they deal with questions of trauma and identity, and their educative potential.
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It appears that my long-ish review of Silke Horstkotte and Nancy Pedri’s Experiencing Visual Storyworlds: Focalization in Comics is now live in @ITTjournal 14.2! Check it out: imagetextjournal.com/gilmore…
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Very grateful for this glowing(ly) thoughtful review of "Supersex: Sexuality, Fantasy, and the Superhero" by @RachelMHartnett for @ITTjournal 💖 @UTexasPress #Supersex #ComicsStudies
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"I do seriously believe (comics) have helped me come to terms with what has happened.
Gordon is living with a brain tumour.
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Artist David Roach pens an extensive tribute to Garry Leach, the beloved UK cartoonist best-known for re-launching Marvelman in the 1980s, though his activities were much broader than that. Leach died this past March. tcj.com/garry-leach-a-life-i…
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Roman Muradov pens an appreciation of the German cartoonist Anna Haifisch, on the occasion of a recent English edition of her book Mouse in Residence: “we’re lucky to have a voice so strong and confident, and so unwilling to bland out, or stop evolving.” tcj.com/reviews/mouse-in-res…
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From Sim's 'The Strange Death of Alex Raymond', a very atypical comic that is extremely hard to describe, but really worth reading. It's like having a frustrating argument about comics with someone you disagree with but who has a fascinating (and informed) perspective.
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Today in Comics History: In Chic Young's "Blondie," Alexander was born on April 15, 1934. (The strip was not quite four years old then.)
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A memorable day at THE SPINNER RACK, April 15, 1980! 1/2
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ImageTexT is currently seeking submissions of articles about comics, animation, picture books, and other imagetexts for our upcoming issues. We are also accepting submissions of multimodal student projects for our new From the Classroom section. CFP below! #comicsstudies
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Brian Nicholson reviews My Badly Drawn Life, a 2008 memoir by the artist Gipi that took Italian comics by storm; it is now available in English for the first time: “well-drawn and funny, rich in incident and character detail, and deeply human.” tcj.com/reviews/my-badly-dra…
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'Indian Graphic Narratives and the Post-Millennial Moment: Reflections on the Last Twenty Years', by E. Dawson Varughese, Varsha Singh & Sakshi Wason - tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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Leonel Sepúlveda examines the history of English-language webcomics, placing Andrew Hussie’s MS Paint Adventures, which begat the online phenomenon Homestuck, as a key evolution in the form. Features animation! tcj.com/the-infinite-canvas-…