Curator's Picks: Wondrous Women Of Comics; Serials Reference Specialist Megan Halsband Shares A Few Of Her Favorites From The Library's Collection Of Some 140,000 Comic Books.
LCM (September - October): 4-5.
Expert's Corner: Stroke Of Pen, Brush Of Ink; Curator Of Popular And Applied Graphic
Art Sara Duke Explains How Original Art In Comics Offers Behind-The-Scenes Insight Into The Thinking And Collaboration That Go Into Creating Comics For Publication.
LCM (September - October): 6.
The Greatest Comic Book Villain? How A Mild-Mannered Psychiatrist Concerned With The Welfare Of Children Nearly Destroyed The American Comic Book Industry In The 1950s.
By John Sayers
LCM (September - October): 8-9.
Presidents, Rock Stars & Other Heroes: Real People In Comics
By Wendi A. Maloney
LCM (September - October): 10-13.
The American Way: How Comic Books Reflect Our Culture; The Library's Vast Trove Of Comic Books
Exposes A Unique And Revealing History Of American Popular Culture.
By Mark Hartsell
LCM (September - October): 14-19.
Collecting Web Comics And Culture: Two New Online Collections Capture Contemporary Culture As It Is Currently Consumed, Via The Web.
By Mark Hartsell
LCM (September - October): 22-23.
Contemporary Graphic Gifts: Through An Agreement With The Small Press Expo, The Library Collects And Preserves Independent Comics And Cartoon Art.
Megan Halsband
LCM (September - October): 27.
She Had Come Because Of A Comic Book. She Left Stirred By The Words Of An American Hero [John Lewis and March].
Michael Cavna
LCM (September - October): 28.
No comments:
Post a Comment