Spanish Graphic Narratives

1. Graphic Spain: From Aleluyas to the "Second Boom".- 2. Espacios en blanco: Historical Memory, Defeat, and the Comics Imaginary.- 3. Memory, Amnesia, and Forgetting: Graphic Representations of a Chronic Disease in 20th- and 21st-Century Spain.- 4. Recovering the Irrecoverable: "The Memory of What Matters" in Three Works by Paco Roca.- 5. The Persistent Memories of Federico García Lorca: History, Poetry, and Spanish Graphic Narratives.- 6. Polemic Collision: Race, Immigration, and Gender Violence in Olimpita.- 7. "I hate being Chinese": Migration, Cultural Identity, and Autobiography in Quan Zhou Wu's Gazpacho agridulce.- 8. Black and Basque Power: Visualizing Race and Resistance in Black is Beltza. 9. Gender, Genre, and Retribution in Rayco Pulido's Lamia: A Historical Novel for the Present Day.- 10. Maternal Life Writing in Contemporary Spanish Graphic Narratives: From Blogto Book Marina Bettaglio.- 11. "In this country, the past never dies": Superheroes, Democracy, and the Culture of the Spanish Transition in ¡García!.- 12. The Right to Barcelona: Spectrality, Unbuiltness, and El fantasma de Gaudí.- 13. The Post-15M Condition: Liminality and Multitude in Spanish Graphic Narratives. 

 

Collin McKinney is Associate Professor of Spanish at Bucknell University, USA.


David F. Richter is Associate Professor of Spanish at Utah State University, USA.