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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Alan Moore"”.
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A Bloody Yesteryear and a Brighter Tomorrow: Late Cold War Anti-Heroes in the 1980s Graphic Novels of Alan Moore and Frank Miller
… as the adoption of the anti-hero concept were Alan Moore and Frank Miller. In <em>Watchmen</em> and <em>V for Vendetta</em>, Alan Moore presents his super anti-heroes as intellectuals whose missions are the transformation and disruption of a national status quo in order to foster a brighter …
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Anarchy in Critical Dystopias: An Anatomy of Rebellion
… the graphic novel V for Vendetta, created by Alan Moore and David Lloyd, and the film The Matrix, written and directed by the Wachowski Brothers. These texts and film have been selected for this project because they each present disparate versions of anarchistic rebellions. Drawing from Thomas …
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The invention of the graphic novel: underground comix and corporate aesthetics
… the works of Art Spiegelman, Frank Miller, and Alan Moore, who all, in 1986-87, published works that established the graphic novel in the public consciousness as a viable sales format. Finally, in chapter six and my coda, I take up the works of Alison Bechdel, Chris Ware, and an argument by …
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Hyperdream: A Play-Based Creative Framework for Self-Motivated Fantasy Authorial Illustration Practice
… artists were interviewed for this study: Alan Moore, Isidro Ferrer, Steve Braund, Genís Carreras, Josep Alcaraz, Fanny Espinet, David Faüchs, Gemma Rabionet, Pablo Navarro, and experts in play-based teaching Jordi Márquez and Pere Cornellà (samples of these interviews are included in …
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La voz límite. Una aproximación estética a la vocalidad teratológica desde el arte sonoro
… Cage, Filippo Tommaso Marinetti, Antonin Artaud, Alan Moore, Karlheinz Stockhausen o Alvin Lucier (en la primera sección de la obra), los conceptos antes presentados se aplican al análisis de dos seres teratológicos (y, especialmente, al de sus respectivas voces): Victor de l¿Aveyron y Joseph C. …