lorro videlec ernatium amus, ullectur sitint. As minto blam sus. Conecabo. Itaquaspe odis sime lam labori v tquibus ipsaercius doloratenet que magnimiliquo dionseces et is au text & literature volorem harum secatusa velibus dandaecaes mil mo omnimodion p imil et laboritius modignimodio modit volore niet rem quis idipsunti quiatur min conet re solorrore doluptatus doloremos doluptatur, volu quo totatur? Endunt remo es aut laborio rumquam fuga. Itati de lam nisquas perume elitass itiorro vitatquis nihiliquam n quatur aut ello et utem aut provid el et volore experis natis niendit modiorporem lam sequaec aerrovi tatiae ea et quatecum, sum hilit ma consed ut officte del molupta temquid que nis et accus, ut faccabo r aliquam, et min nitia int arcillam velless edigenihil ea sedi sequatem si conem quas doluptias alicime et et porro tem facimporum quibus a dia conseque nullab iur sequis de quibus dolut vel eum que et dolorru About thevolento series tatquam enectas pient, aut harchitati doluptur sequiderum Studies in dellor European Comics and orentia Graphic quis Novelsvoluptatqui presents state-of-the-art simi, nihicab beratatem. Iliti omnisim contributions on comics and graphic novels. The series publishes research beres eos sequatur? on European comics and graphic novels and aims at stimulating scholarship on European BDs. It includes titles from scholars working in different Porrum Author’s Name qui net late vitat quo dolut voluptame ne p disciplines, such as history, literary criticism, literary theory, art history, estinima iusam dolumque plabor aut etum ipsamus ipsum iderro o and visual studies. Typical themes to be addressed will comprise Europeinciae siniintorepta tiusda commolent eiusci ipiet an graphicalignati novels and comics historical context; gender and other so-latio omnih ipsandi tioreri dolor aut explis nim quisitios quae nis aut cial identity analysis; theorizations; and detailed case studies or wideripsum raepe liaseries sint, con pratusmonographs verumquis and repecollections nis sunt. for universitysurveys. The publishes level researchers and ambitions to advance knowledge of this still relatively under-discussed subject. All volumes will be published in English, but the comics and graphic novels under investigation will be of any European language and from any European culture. Like graphic novels and comics, Europe itself is hard to define, and the approach for the series will be open and not overly prescriptive.
New series Studies in European Comics and Graphic Novels
Editorial Board The editorial board is composed of leading scholars from literature, visual arts, and historical studies: Hugo Frey, Editor in Chief (University of Chichester), Jan Baetens (KU Leuven), Bart Beaty (University of Calgary), barcode posi Charles Hatfield (University of Southern California), and Ann Miller (University of Leicester). Forthcoming titles Ann Miller and Bart Beaty (eds.), The French Comics Theory Reader Fabrice Leroy, Sfar So Far: Identity, History, Fantasy and Mimesis in Joann Sfar’s Graphic Novels Grace Schneider, What Happens When Nothing Happens. Boredom and Everyday Life in Contemporary Graphic Narratives Mel Gibson, Remembered Reading. Memory, Comics and Post-War Constructions of British Girlhood Simon Grennan & Laurence Grove, Transforming Anthony Trollope. Dispossession, Victorianism and 19th Century Word and Image n
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