Black Women in Sequence: Re-inking Comics, Graphic Novels, and Anime
Deborah Elizabeth Whaley examines the representation of Black women across comics, graphic novels, and anime. Bringing together sequential art, animation, race, gender, and cultural identity, this study considers how these forms can be read anew and understood through more inclusive critical perspectives.
About This Book
Black Women in Sequence explores Black women in comics, graphic novels, and anime.
The book considers visual storytelling through a focus on race, gender, and representation.
Its subject connects sequential art and animation with broader questions about culture and identity.
Written by Deborah Elizabeth Whaley, this work offers a scholarly perspective on rethinking and re-inking these creative forms.
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