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The Innocence Of Seduction. The Four-Color Trilogy, #2
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- ISBN978-1-957328-27-0
- EAN9781957328270
- Date de parution08/12/2023
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- ÉditeurDavid Blixt
Résumé
"A love letter to comic books, featuring characters based on the actual creators, their work and how they were affected by the repercussions of overregulation." - Newcity Chicago 1950s America. As a Congressional investigation probes the perceived connection between comic books and juvenile delinquency, the lives of three fascinating individuals become entangled in the inquiry: William Gaines, the visionary behind horror comics; Matt Baker, a closeted Black artist drawing romance comics; and Janice Valleau, innovative creator of a groundbreaking comic featuring a female detective.
As the investigation unfurls, their careers and personal lives are thrust into the spotlight, revealing the profound impact of societal scrutiny on their creative endeavors. Above it all is the leering figure of Dr. Wertham, whose dubious psychological book has America questioning its heroes. Darkly funny, The Innocence of Seduction is a riveting exploration of an era marked by censorship, prejudice, and the enduring resilience of artistic expression. "A rather deep show that keeps our interest with its focus on dark humor...
A commentary on the comics of the day and an advocacy piece against censorship." - Around The Town Chicago
As the investigation unfurls, their careers and personal lives are thrust into the spotlight, revealing the profound impact of societal scrutiny on their creative endeavors. Above it all is the leering figure of Dr. Wertham, whose dubious psychological book has America questioning its heroes. Darkly funny, The Innocence of Seduction is a riveting exploration of an era marked by censorship, prejudice, and the enduring resilience of artistic expression. "A rather deep show that keeps our interest with its focus on dark humor...
A commentary on the comics of the day and an advocacy piece against censorship." - Around The Town Chicago
"A love letter to comic books, featuring characters based on the actual creators, their work and how they were affected by the repercussions of overregulation." - Newcity Chicago 1950s America. As a Congressional investigation probes the perceived connection between comic books and juvenile delinquency, the lives of three fascinating individuals become entangled in the inquiry: William Gaines, the visionary behind horror comics; Matt Baker, a closeted Black artist drawing romance comics; and Janice Valleau, innovative creator of a groundbreaking comic featuring a female detective.
As the investigation unfurls, their careers and personal lives are thrust into the spotlight, revealing the profound impact of societal scrutiny on their creative endeavors. Above it all is the leering figure of Dr. Wertham, whose dubious psychological book has America questioning its heroes. Darkly funny, The Innocence of Seduction is a riveting exploration of an era marked by censorship, prejudice, and the enduring resilience of artistic expression. "A rather deep show that keeps our interest with its focus on dark humor...
A commentary on the comics of the day and an advocacy piece against censorship." - Around The Town Chicago
As the investigation unfurls, their careers and personal lives are thrust into the spotlight, revealing the profound impact of societal scrutiny on their creative endeavors. Above it all is the leering figure of Dr. Wertham, whose dubious psychological book has America questioning its heroes. Darkly funny, The Innocence of Seduction is a riveting exploration of an era marked by censorship, prejudice, and the enduring resilience of artistic expression. "A rather deep show that keeps our interest with its focus on dark humor...
A commentary on the comics of the day and an advocacy piece against censorship." - Around The Town Chicago
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