Forging a New Medium #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the first installment of a scholarly series examining the origins and development of the comic strip as a distinct artistic and narrative form during the 19th century, published by VUB University Press in 1998. It offers a focused historical analysis of early comic strips, their creators, and their cultural context, drawing on academic research to trace the medium's evolution before the 20th century.
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↩ Reprints Bell's Life in London #330 (1828), Münchener Bilderbogen #286 (1860), Fliegende Blätter #912 (1862), Münchener Bilderbogen #330 (1862), Münchener Bilderbogen #431 (1866), Münchener Bilderbogen #432 (1866), Voyage d’un âne dans la planète Mars #[nn] (1867), Münchener Bilderbogen #472 (1868), Judy #August 3, 1870 (1870), Some Playful Episodes in the Career of Ally Sloper #[nn] (1873), Puck #1 (1877), Puck #12 (1877), Puck #19 (1877), Patric et Patrac #[nn] (1883), Judge #234 (1886), Judge #321 (1887), Judge #329 (1888), Judge #334 (1888), Judge #346 (1888), Judge #440 (1890), Judge #453 (1890), Comic Cuts #10 (1890), Illustrated Chips #1 (1890), Judge #475 (1890), Judge #508 (1891), Judge #589 (1893), American Humorist #October 25, 1896 [2] (1896), American Humorist #50 (1897), Illustrated Chips #471 (1899), John Bull's Progress #[nn]
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