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Volume 29, Issue 1 (2013)

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Gene Luen Yang on Iconography, Cultural Conflict, and his New Graphic Novel, Boxers and Saints
Robert Rozema

Knock Knock, Neo
Brian White

“As Palpable as This Which Now I Draw”: Getting Graphic with Macbeth
Joseph Haughey

Making and Understanding Comics, Three Panels at a Time
Pam McCombs

More than Masks and Capes: Considering Comics as Political Discourse
Gregory Shafer

Reframing the Graphic Novel for In-service Teachers: Reading, Writing, and Creating Comics
Joellen Maples

Sketchy Evidence: Using Comics to Build Better Arguments
Mitch Nobis

Black Orchid Reborn: Neil Gaiman’s Feminist Superhero
Mary Hancock

Protecting Pedagogical Choice: Theory, Graphic Novels, and Textual Complexity
Lisa Schade Eckert

From Skeptics to Fanboys: English Majors Encounter Graphic Narratives
Shannon Mortimore-Smith

A Necklace is Still a Chain: A Review of Gene Luen Yang’s Boxers & Saints
James Bucky Carter