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Book Title
Unstable Masks: Whiteness and American Superhero Comics (New Suns
ISBN
9780814255636

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Product Identifiers

Publisher
Ohio State University Press
ISBN-10
0814255639
ISBN-13
9780814255636
eBay Product ID (ePID)
23038448878

Product Key Features

Number of Pages
300 Pages
Publication Name
Unstable Masks : Whiteness and American Superhero Comics
Language
English
Publication Year
2020
Subject
American / African American, American / General, American / Hispanic American, Comics & Graphic Novels
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Literary Criticism
Author
Martin Lund
Series
New Suns: Race, Gender, and Sexuality in the Speculative Ser.
Format
Trade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height
0.9 in
Item Weight
14.1 Oz
Item Length
9 in
Item Width
6 in

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Scholarly & Professional
Reviews
"Adam Millsap's Dayton: The Rise, Decline, and Transition of an Industrial City has delivered a tour de force in timely, relevant, and insightful urban economic history. This book is much more than a case study; it's a layered and sophisticated window into the past, and it has implications for understanding cities today and tomorrow." --Samuel R. Staley, PhD, Director of the DeVoe L. Moore Center at Florida State University, "The scholars in this book powerfully state that equality is not about changing 'comic book' colors but dismantling a racial ideology that has penetrated the core of American nationalism, industry, and culture." --Enrique García author of The Hernandez Brothers: Love, Rockets, and Alternative Comics, "This is a fascinating collection; taken together, this edited volume is an impressive consideration of the superhero genre, those who created these characters, and the audiences who consume and interact with these ideas." --Lily Goren, New Books Network, "Triumphant, provocative, defiant, discipline defining, and paradigm-shifting.... A timely and necessary intervention. Summing up: Essential." --S. B. Skelton, CHOICE Reviews, "In this powerful and timely collection of scholarship, contributors from a variety of backgrounds explore the production, audience, and reception of superhero comic books as a means to engage with questions of what it means to be American and to be heroic ... [An] ending note of hope is precisely why Unstable Masks is an important and powerful book: wide-ranging in terms of texts and time periods, but eloquently connected to the present cultural moment in America (and beyond), and profoundly significant for thinking through how we might reconceptualize the heroes we construct for our future." --Kristin Noone, SFRA Review, " Adam Millsap shows that a city is not created from above nor conjured from government programs--it emerges and changes shape based on the countless interactions of people who are drawn to its potential and opportunities." --Eileen Norcross, VP for Policy Research at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University, " Unstable Masks should be read cover to cover. In addition to bringing together some extremely strong essays on comic book superheroes, the collection works well to depict the dangers inherent within our predominantly white cultural constructions of heroism." --Terrence Wandtke author of The Dark Night Returns: The Resurgence of Crime Comics
Dewey Edition
23
Afterword by
Berlatsky, Noah
Dewey Decimal
741.5/352
Table Of Content
Contents List of Illustrations Foreword Unmasking Whiteness: Re-Spacing the Speculative in Superhero Comics Frederick Luis Aldama Acknowledgments Introduction Not to Interpret, but to Abolish: Whiteness Studies and American Superhero Comics Sean Guynes and Martin Lund Part I: Outlining Superheroic Whiteness Chapter 1 Marked for Failure: Whiteness, Innocence, and Power in Defining Captain America Osvaldo Oyola Chapter 2 The Whiteness of the Whale and the Darkness of the Dinosaur: The Africanist Presence in Superhero Comics from Black Lightning to Moon Girl Eric Berlatsky and Sika Dagbovie-Mullins Chapter 3 "The Original Enchantment": Whiteness, Indigeneity, and Representational Logics in The New Mutants Jeremy M. Carnes Chapter 4 Fearfully and Wonderfully Made: The Racial Politics of Cloak and Dagger Olivia Hicks Chapter 5 Worlds Collide: Whiteness, Integration, and Diversity in the DC/Milestone Crossover Shamika Ann Mitchell Chapter 6 Whiteness and Superheroes in the Comix/Codices of Enrique Chagoya José Alaniz Part II: Reaching toward Whiteness Chapter 7 Seeing White: Normalization and Domesticity in Vision''s Cyborg Identity Esther De Dauw Chapter 8 "Beware the Fanatic!": Jewishness, Whiteness, and Civil Rights in X-Men (1963-1970) Martin Lund Chapter 9 Mutation, Racialization, Decimation: The X-Men as White Men Neil Shyminsky Chapter 10 White Plasticity and Black Possibility in Darwyn Cooke''s DC: The New Frontier Sean Guynes Part III: Whiteness by a Different Color Chapter 11 White or Indian? Whiteness and Becoming the White Indian Comics Superhero Yvonne Chireau Chapter 12 "A True Son of K''un-Lun": The Awkward Racial Politics of White Martial Arts Superheroes in the 1970s Matthew Pustz Chapter 13 The Whitest There Is at What I Do: Japanese Identity and the Unmarked Hero in Wolverine (1982) Eric Sobel Chapter 14 The Dark Knight: Whiteness, Appropriation, Colonization, and Batman in the New 52 Era Jeffrey A. Brown Afterword Empowerment for Some, or Tentacle Sex for All Noah Berlatsky List of Contributors Index
Synopsis
In Unstable Masks: Whiteness and American Superhero Comics , Sean Guynes and Martin Lund bring together a series of essays that contextualize the histories and stakes of whiteness studies, superhero comics, and superhero studies for academics, fans, and media-makers alike. The volume illustrates how the American comic book superhero is fundamentally a figure of white power and white supremacy and ultimately calls for diversity in superhero comics as well as a democratized media culture. Contributors not only examine superhero narratives but also delve into the production, distribution, audience, and reception of those narratives, highlighting the imbrication of forces that have helped to create, normalize, question, and sometimes even subvert American beliefs about whiteness and race. Unstable Masks considers the co-constitutive nature of identity, representation, narrative, production and consumption, and historical and cultural contexts in forging the stereotypes that decide who gets to be a superhero and who gets to be American on the four-color pages of comic books., A CHOICE Outstanding Academic Title for 2020 In Unstable Masks: Whiteness and American Superhero Comics , Sean Guynes and Martin Lund bring together a series of essays that contextualize the histories and stakes of whiteness studies, superhero comics, and superhero studies for academics, fans, and media-makers alike. The volume illustrates how the American comic book superhero is fundamentally a figure of white power and white supremacy and ultimately calls for diversity in superhero comics as well as a democratized media culture. Contributors not only examine superhero narratives but also delve into the production, distribution, audience, and reception of those narratives, highlighting the imbrication of forces that have helped to create, normalize, question, and sometimes even subvert American beliefs about whiteness and race. Unstable Masks considers the co-constitutive nature of identity, representation, narrative, production and consumption, and historical and cultural contexts in forging the stereotypes that decide who gets to be a superhero and who gets to be American on the four-color pages of comic books., Contextualizes the history of race within comic books and the unspoken whiteness that overwhelms American superhero narratives.

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