Titlebook: British Newspaper Strips; A Contextual History Adam Twycross Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive lic

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Genogramme in der Sozialen Arbeit will also be considered before the chapter considers how groups such as SOCERLID, through which comics in the Franco-Belgian context were beginning to achieve a new level of cultural legitimacy, were beginning to argue for British newspaper strips to be considered as important precursors to emergin

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Genogramme in der Sozialen Arbeit the graphic novel as a cultural mechanism through which comics could attain greater cultural validation through absorption into the processes of literary production, it will argue that this allowed newspaper strips to once again be considered as capable of high artistic value. Drawing parallels bet

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The Second Coming of the ,thentic experience of contemporary youth. The chapter discusses how, as part of this strategy, the . hugely increased its use of comic strips and began to use images of the female body as a visual signifier of its new ethos and how, within this context, nudity became part of the established address

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and the , in the Second World War,ugh the wider popular cultural environment and notes how the daily strip was ultimately compelled to adapt its positioning to accommodate the alternative articulations of the character that had grown through the wartime context.

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Syndication and Sanitisation,e harmful effects of comics transform into sustained anti-comics campaigns that erupted in a transnational context. This chapter will examine the impact of these factors on the newspaper strip market, exploring how the boundaries of acceptability for strips became progressively narrower, leading to