Battle Lines Drawn: War Comics since 1914 delves into the rich and diverse history of war comics, exploring how the medium represents and reflects upon global conflicts from World War I to the modern era.
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Lists of illustrations. List of contributors . Series editor's preface. Acknowledgements Introduction Drawing War 1 Fascism at War: Italian Comics and Propaganda in L'Avventuroso 2 Aspects of War and its social impact in Brazil during World War II 3 Red Scare Heroes: Superhero Comics and American Ideology, 1947-1960 4 ANZACS & AUKUS: The Impacts of War on Australian Comics 5 Ink, Blood, and Borders: Navigating the Landscape of India's Partition through This Side, That Side and War Comics 6 "So Put Down Your Books and Pick Up a Gun": American War Comics and the American Intervention in Vietnam, 1954-1973 7 Thanatopolitics: Violence and Death in Syrian Civil War Comics 8 War Retrospectives, Unforgotten Protagonists, Graphic Legacies: Making History Public from the First World War to VJ Day and Beyond 9 "What if...?¿ Counterfactual History in Kaiji Kawaguchi's Zipang 10 Merging Fact & Fiction in War Comics: Diversity, Identity and Social Injustice 11 'My Mate, Sir. My mate Ginger': Representing trauma in Charley's War. Index.
