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Classics in graphics at comic con

November 21, 2014

by  Professor Stephen Hodkinson Last weekend I attended and spoke at my first-ever comics convention, the well-known Thought Bubble con at Leeds. It was quite a revelation of a much-underestimated and increasingly gender-balanced facet of contemporary popular culture. Now, I must confess that I’ve read very few comics since I was a boy back in …

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