Best Comicplus+ products in the Reference books category
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1. Comicplus+ German Comic Research 2014
Ten years of "German Comics Research" - this gives us cause to look back. Other topics in the new volume include comics in the First World War, the history of the photo comic and the life of publisher Rolf Kauka before "Fix und Foxi".
2. Comicplus+ German Comic Research 2011. vol.7
With the yearbook "German Comic Research," the editor Eckart Sackmann aims to fill gaps. The series is intended to capture the entire range of German comics. Sackmann follows the expanded concept of comics, which has been advocated for some time by Scott McCloud and the international research group Platinum. Like all cultural forms of expression, comics have a long, interesting history that spans many centuries.
3. Comicplus+ Comic trade press
Content: A well-researched yet readable overview of the intertwined history of the German-language comic trade press. The over 60 magazines published since 1970 have accompanied and sometimes even shaped the development of the German comic scene. Eckart Sackmann has compiled many facts from the history of this specialized literature and richly illustrated his study with over 200 images. Prior to the actual inventory, which takes up about half of the book, it is shown how the comic trade press has emerged from the activities of the comic and science fiction scenes and how it is dependent on corresponding foreign publications. A subsequent analysis of this specific form of comic journalism sheds light on the connections between market mechanisms and the origins and motivations of the publishers.
4. Comicplus+ German Comic Research 2007. vol.3
With the yearbook "Deutsche Comicforschung" (German Comics Research), editor Eckart Sackmann wants to close gaps. The series is intended to cover the entire spectrum of German comics. In doing so, Sackmann follows the expanded concept of comics that has been advocated for some time by Scott McCloud and the international research group Platinum. Like all forms of cultural expression, comics have a long, interesting history spanning many centuries. Since it is useful to know about the origins of a thing and its peculiarities subject to the flow of time, fashions and technology in order to understand it, the editor endeavours to cover a broad arc through this history in each issue. In future, the yearbook "Deutsche Comicforschung" will also provide information on the current state of research, research that is only now in the process of emerging from its infancy.
5. Comicplus+ German Comic Research 2005
Little is known about the origins of German comic history, little about the 19th century when our culture was internationally leading in this type of literature, and little about what happened afterward until the end of World War II. The yearbook "German Comic Research" aims to fill these gaps. The series is intended to cover the entire range of German comics and follows the expanded concept of comics as represented by Scott McCloud and the international research group Platinum for some time now. The editor understands comics not only as speech bubble comics but also as their predecessors in the evolution of picture storytelling. Like all cultural expressions, comics have a long, interesting history that spans many centuries. Scientifically meticulous yet still readable, enriched with hundreds of color illustrations, the yearbook "German Comic Research" offers a treasure trove of previously unknown examples of comic history in the German-speaking world.
6. Comicplus+ German Comic Research 2009. vol.5
7. Comicplus+ German Comic Research 2012. vol.8
With the yearbook "German Comic Research," editor Eckart Sackmann aims to fill gaps. The series is intended to capture the entire spectrum of German comics. Sackmann follows the expanded definition of comics, which has been advocated by Scott McCloud and the international research group Platinum for some time. Like all cultural expressions, comics have a long and interesting history that spans many centuries.
8. Comicplus+ German Comic Research 2015
Contents: - The German-language comic before "Max und Moritz" - Lyonel Feininger - on his way to becoming a comic artist - The "Kaiser Krause" number of "Simplicissimus" - "Comics" in German newspaper research before 1945 - "Zip und Zap" - a German comic in Alsace in 1930 - Will to survive vs. Manfred Schmidt in the "Third Reich"- The beginnings of Norbert Hethke Verlag - Addenda: Konstantin Kusnezow The early Reinhold Escher "Der Sonntagsbraten" - a customer magazine.
