100 years of American newspaper comics edited by Maurice Horn / reviewed by Robert C. Harvey. View from the back stairs / Oliver Harrington -- Lyonel Feininger: a kinder, gentler comic strip / Alan Fried -- Was Krazy Kat black?: the racial identity of George Herriman / M. Thomas Inge -- Litigation and early comic strips: the lawsuits of Outcault, Dirks, and Fisher / Mark D. Winchester -- Crusading for world peace: Ding Darling, Woodrow Wilson, and the League of Nations / Richard Samuel West -- Picture stories: Eric Drooker and the tradition of woodcut novels / David Beronàˆ -- The Captain and the comics: a capsule history of the medium in its fourth and fifth decades / Robert C. Harvey -- The "monumental" Lincoln as an American cartoon convention / Roger A. Fischer -- Easy-going daddy, Kaptayn Barbell, and Unmad: American influences upon Asian comics / John A. Lent -- Literature in line: picture stories in the People's Republic of China / Julia F. Andrews -- Drawing the line: an absolute defense for political cartoons / Christopher Lamb -- Black is the color of my comic book character: an examination of ethnic stereotypes / Christian Davenport -- Heartbreak soup: the interdependence of theme and form / Charles Hatfield -- Percival Chubb and the League for the Improvement of the Children's Comic Supplement / Amy Kiste Nyberg -- Women and children first / Trina Robbins -- Boy can he draw / Mark J. Cohen -- Understanding comics by Scott McCloud / reviewed by Joseph Witek -- Adult comics: an introduction by Roger Sabin / reviewed by Frank Stack -- The art of the funnies: an aesthetic history by Robert C. Harvey / reviewed by Ian Gordon -- 100 years of American newspaper comics edited by Maurice Horn / reviewed by Robert C. Harvey.
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