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Frames: Jewish Culture and the Comic Book

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Paul Gravett

Comics Forum

 

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French & Italian Department

American Studies

Comparative Literature Department

Program in Judaic Studies

 

 

 

 

 

Superheroes Colloquium

Superheroes Colloquium

Superheroes Colloquium

“Spiegelman prompts one to see the panel as a picture and a window, as an oxymoronic ‘picture window’ that must at once be looked at and looked through: looked at because its signifying   surface does not simply efface itself, does not merely yield before the authority of a signified reality or become a transparent means to an end outside itself; looked through because such ‘picture windows’ do open onto other windows, onto the abyssal depths of panes within panes.”
(Michael G. Levine, “Necessary Stains: Spiegelman’s Maus and the Bleeding of History”)
“Jews created the comic book, as best as I can tell. Two Jews created Superman. Another created Batman. And a certain Jacob Kurtzberg, who renamed himself Jack Kirby… well, don’t get me started.”
(Frank Miller, Eisner/Miller)
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