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  • Vol. 35: En busca de una caracterización de la ironía verbal en español
  • Vol. 34: Regiones inquietantes: literatura de horror en Latinoamérica
  • Vol. 33: Humanidades Médicas: debates desde la literatura, el cine y las artes visuales
  • Vol. 32: Anti-Disinformation Pedagogy: Tackling the Power of Manipulative Media
  • Vol. 31: The Graphic Past: Comic and History in 21st-Century Spain
  • Vol 30: Generación Hijes: memoria, posdictadura y posconflicto en América Latina
  • Vol. 29: Crisis Unleashed: Crime, Turmoil, and Protest in Hispanic Literature and Visual Culture
  • Vol. 28: Contemporary Brazilian Cities, Culture, and Resistance
  • Vol. 27: Huellas de lo trágico en la cultura española moderna
  • Vol. 26: Migraciones, derechos humanos y acciones locales
  • Vol. 25: Confined Women: The Walls of Female Space in Early Modern Spain
  • Vol.24: Environmental Cultural Studies Through Time: The Luso-Hispanic World
  • Vol.23: Writing in the End Times: Apocalyptic Imagination in the Hispanic World
  • Vol.22: Vestigios del pasado: Los sitios de la memoria y sus representaciones políticas y artísticas
  • Vol.21: Ensayo / Error. Arte y escritura experimentales en España (1960-1980)
  • Vol.20: Freakish Encounters
  • Vol.19: Perpetradores y memoria democrática en España
  • Vol.18: Gender and the Politics of Literature
  • Vol.17: Conflicto armado y políticas de la memoria en el Perú
  • Vol.16: Amazonian Literatures
  • Vol.15: Writing Monsters
  • Vol.14: Layers of Memory and the Discourse of Human Rights
  • Vol.13: Whose Voice is This? Iberian and Latin American Antigones
  • Vol.12: Troubled Waters
  • Vol.11: Memory and Its Discontents
  • Vol.10: Armed Resistance
  • Vol.9: Hybrid Storyspaces
  • Vol.8: Hispanic Literatures and the Question of a Liberal Education
  • Vol.7: Death and Afterlife in the Early Modern Hispanic World
  • Vol.6: Huidobro's Futurity
  • Vol.5: Human Rights in Latin American and Iberian Cultures
  • Vol.4: Human Rights and Latin American Cultural Studies
  • Vol.3: Latin American Urban Cultural Production
  • Vol.2: Estudios Hispánicos
  • Vol.1: Debating Hispanic Studies

The Graphic Past: Comic and History in 21st-Century Spain

Eds. Elena Cueto Asín, Carmen Moreno-Nuño, and Heather Campbell-Speltz

Introduction
Comics in 21st-Century Spain
Elena Cueto Asín and Carmen Moreno-Nuño

  1. Comics: A Three-Dimensional Art
    Michel Matly
  2. From Iberia to Hispania: The Conquest of the Iberian Peninsula in the Spanish Graphic Narrative (1940–2020)
    Jacobo Hernando Morejón
  3. The Classics in Vignettes: La vida es sueño as a Case Study in Adapting Literary Classical Works to the Comic Format
    Moisés Castillo and Carmen Moreno-Nuño
  4. Avant-Garde Artists and the Aura of Homosocial Creativity: Fermín Solís' Buñuel en el laberinto de las tortugas
    Elena Cueto Asín
  5. Fragments of a Civil War: From ‘Otros tiempos’ to Estampas 1936
    Pedro Pérez del Solar
  6. "Quería que el lector se pusiera en su lugar" (I wanted the reader to put himself in their place): Techniques for the Recovery of History in Twists of Fate by Paco Roca
    Sarah Harris
  7. Metafictional Archive: Memory, mise-en-abyme, and the Atlantic in Miguelanxo Prado's Ardalén (2012)
    Arturo Meijide Lapido
  8. In the Interest of Full Dis-Closure: Miguel Brieva's Illustrations of Manuel Vázquez Montalbán's Diccionario del franquismo and the Unending Process of (Un)Learning Francoism
    Ofelia Ferrán

Afterword
Graphic Pasts in Graphic Presents
Rhiannon McGlade

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