No. 249: Pasts, Presents, and Futures of Canadian Comics

View No. 249: Pasts, Presents, and Futures of Canadian Comics

DOI: https://doi.org/10.14288/cl.vi249

Published: 2022-11-14

Editorials

Pasts, Presents, and Futures of Canadian Comics

Candida Rifkind, ZachZachary J.A. Rondinelli

5-10

Articles

Invisibility, Transnationalism, and Filipino Canadian Comics

Lucas Tromly

11-29
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Unsettling the Canadian Whites A Writing Back of Indigenous, Black, and Jewish Comics

Jamie Michaels

30-49
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"The Land is Our Greatest Teacher" Richard Van Camp’s Three Feathers as a Land-Based Pedagogy for Indigenous Masculinities

Aman Kaur Virk

50-65
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Canadian Comics Studies, Canons, the Coach House and The Cage

Darren Wershler

66-79
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Alberta’s Forgotten Censor The Advisory Board on Objectionable Publications (1954-1976) and the Continued Campaign against Comics Post-1954

Amie Wright

80-98
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Towards a Network of Graphic Care The Comics, Comments, and Communities of Instagram

Amy Mazowita

99-114
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Forum

A "GLAM" Future for Canadian Comics

Meaghan Scanlon, Rotem Diamant, Eddy Smet, Lucia Cedeira Serantes

115-127

Reviews

Cohen’s mythology Review

Jessica Fontaine

178-179
Coming Home to Canada

Cheryl Cowdy

179-180
Braving the Storm

Amy Barlow

180-181
“Eat your heart out, Deadpool”

Anah-Jayne Samuelson

181-182
The Bear Necessities

Lauren Chochinov

183-183
Medium as Message in Comics about Place

Jennifer Vanderburgh

184-185
From Essex County to Outer Space

Dominick Grace

185-186
Domestic Gutters

Brenna Clarke Gray

187-188
The Social Life of Comics

Austin Kemp

188-190
Mennonite Your Way

Kathleen Venema

190-191
Working, Drawing in the Oil Sands

Rachel Jekanowski

191-192
"Time Not Space" Temporality, Memory, and Living in Absence

Zachary Rondinelli

193-194