Comics and history

Page 9 to 13

Page 15 to 38

Comics and history
From the history of representations to cultural history
Sylvain Lesage

Page 39 to 56

Page 57 to 80

Page 81 to 102

An extensive survey of speech balloons in French bandes dessinées between 1904 and 1940
Mapping changes in visual culture
Julien Baudry

Page 103 to 122

Creating a common culture
Historical tales in the illustrés of the 1950s and 1960s
Jessica Kohn

Page 123 to 166

Page 167 to 186

Clearing out clutter
The construction of the heritage of newspaper comics in the United States
Benoît Crucifix

Page 187 to 201

The history of comics through publishers’ archives
The case of Casterman
Florian Moine

Page 203 to 222

Page 223 to 239

Places and Resources

Page 243 to 255

Alternating Viewpoints

Page 259 to 274

“Franco-Algerian” collaborative fiction during the colonial period
A look at several novels by Dinet, ben Ibrahim, Pottier, and ben Ali
Adrien Bodiot

On the Subject of. . .

Page 277 to 290

Views on the world of Parisian hospitals
Lucien Mouton and Fernand Gillet’s photographs in the work L’Assistance publique (1900)
Élise Perrin

Reviews

Page 293 to 311

From stigmatization to self-assertion
How were single women artists represented at the turn of the twentieth century?
Charlotte Foucher Zarmanian

News

Page 315 to 320

Feature Interview

Page 323 to 336

Miscellaneous Contributions

Page 339 to 358

Plural in its subject matter and pluralist with respect to suggested approaches, this transdisciplinary journal wants to be open to questions encountered by contemporary society in the familiarity of its forms while participating in a renewed way of thinking. Read more...

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