Of Comics and Men: A Cultural History of American Comic Books
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Of Comics and Men: A Cultural History of American Comic Books

by Jean-Paul Gabilliet

History Cultural Studies
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Of Comics and Men offers a cultural history of American comic books, examining the medium’s development and significance within American society. It provides readers with a broader perspective on the people, practices, and cultural forces associated with comics and their enduring place in popular culture.

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Of Comics and Men presents a cultural history of American comic books.

The book examines comic books as a form of popular culture and considers their broader significance.

It focuses on the people, practices, and social context connected with the development of American comics.

Accessible to readers interested in comics, publishing, and cultural history, this work places the medium within a wider historical perspective.

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