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    A Tremor in Comics: Postmodernity and the Comic Book

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    1995
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    Weigel, Ray
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    To analyze comic books, I wish to look at how they blur boundaries between the text and the world, how they create forms of escapism.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10920/19288
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