The Comics Journal #290
2008·200 pages
A deep dive into comics culture with interviews and essays on industry creators and trends.
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Hard truth, subjective take or slanted hatchet job? Monte Schulz, eldest son of Charles M. Schulz, and a roundtable of Peanuts experts and critics probe and debate David Michaelis's controversial biography, Schulz & Peanuts. Monte Schulz's 30,000+ word essay serves as the definitive word on Michaelis' book from the Schulz family, and is available exclusively in The Comics Journal #290, which marks the first issue of the venerable magazine (est. 1976) to be available through the book trade. The i...
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will contain mild spoilers
Sexual content
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Moderate depictions of horror in '50s comic art galleries, including body horror.
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Minor cultural critique in discussions of comics and biographies.
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