are batman and superman the barometer of our times? a review of ‘superheroes in crisis’
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Abstract
The WWII historian Jeffrey K. Johnson studies how the two comic book legends Superman and Batman have adapted successfully to American cultural and social landscapes through time. This is a book review of ‘Superheroes in Crisis’, a monograph that details some decisive moments from their creation in the late 30’s up to the 70’s in which both characters have transformed in order to maintain their relevance as what Johnson calls ‘cultural barometers’
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| Authors | ;Ira Erika Franco |
| Journal | journal of spectroscopy |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.5334/cg.bb
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