Batman's Villains and Villainesses: Multidisciplinary Perspectives on Arkham's Souls
Información General
- Autores: Justin F. Martin (ed. lit.), Marco Favaro (ed. lit.)
- Editores: Lexington Books
- Año de publicación: 2023
- País: Estados Unidos
- Idioma: inglés
- ISBN: 9781666930849
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Otros catálogos
Listado de artículos
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Not Exactly a Cowardly Lot: Gotham's Villains
págs. 1-8
Death, Monk and Strange: The Precursors to the Supevillain in Detective Comics
págs. 9-22
“This Place Isn’t a Prison”: Institutions, Choice, and the Case of Arkham Asylum
págs. 25-37
“You Can’t Fight City Hall!”: The Villains Hidden in Gotham’s Government
págs. 39-49
The Owls Nesting in the Bat’s City: Secrecy, Gotham’s Social Structures, and the Court of Owls
págs. 51-64
págs. 67-77
Bane: the Man who “Doppelgängered” the Bat
págs. 79-96
Outcasts and Oppressors: Killer Moth and Killer Croc
págs. 97-106
Flesh, Scars and Clay: The Role of Pain and Bodies in the Creation of Identity and Meaning
págs. 109-121
Controlling the Appearances: Thomas Elliot’s Hush, His Masks, and the Desire to Dominate Perceptions
págs. 123-134
“My relationship with Batman has never been what I’d call ‘stable’”: Catwoman’s Flirtations with Superheroism and Her Evolving Role as the Monstrous Feline Fatale
págs. 135-147
“Kite Man, Hell Yeah!”: Revisionism, Masculinity, and the Role of the D-tier Supervillain
págs. 149-163
From Good Girl to Bad Girl to…Something In-Between: Harley Quinn as a Morally Complex Character
págs. 167-184
“There Is One Thing You Have Never Understood About Me, Batman”: The Liminality of Talia al Ghul
págs. 185-200
Militant Earth Mother: Viewing Poison Ivy as an Ecofeminist rather than as an Ecoterrorist
págs. 201-214
“Hear me Roar”: Trauma Representation of Catwoman in Comic Books and Cinema from 1983-1995
págs. 215-228
Arkham’s Sirens: Analyzing the Roles of the Body and the Transcendental Subject in Arkham’s Villainesses and Antiheroines
págs. 229-244
págs. 247-257
Cold-Hearted: Mr. Freeze and Moral Development
págs. 259-275
The Pleasure of Fear: the Scarecrow as an Extremely Immoral, Vicious and Pro-Passion Character According to Stoicism
págs. 277-290
Batman, Defender of the Status Quo?: On Anarchy and Anarky (Guest Villain: The Ventriloquist)
págs. 291-303
The Hole in Things: Dr. Hurt’s Textual History, Religious Significance, and Role in Grant Morrison’s Batman Run
págs. 305-320
