The days when comics clung the aura of the dingy over. Unfortunately for the signatories to do but still not a real market for them - though now appear in major publishing houses rows of "Graphic Novels". At least the marketplace is to be enlarged with the band, tracking in a variety of religious contributions to the panel, and from their gutters, from Cages to Dagobert Duck and Lucky Luke to Hellsing, of Peanuts on Preacher to Spiderman and Superman. Kirsner Others (Hg): Over Records - Religion in Comics
Content:
- Jochen Wiedemann, if read theologians Comics - A brief guide through largely uncharted territory
- Inge Kirsner: Lucky Luke - A preacher in the desert
- Olaf Seydel: Super Heroes and me - Biographical insight
- Hans Jürgen Luibl: Superman - comic book hero in the jungle of post-modern religion
- Andrea Völkner: From shoeshine boy to the richest duck in the world - The story of Scrooge McDuck
- Felix Gehren: Charlie Brown and Co. as an everyday theologians - Religion in Charles M. Schulz, "The Peanuts"
- Frank Thomas Brinkmann: In jeder Dekade dem Tode geweiht?
- Olaf Seydel: Freundschaft, Liebe, Hass und Rache – Der Preacher und seine „Gemeinde“
- Jochen Wiedemann: Gott, Katze, Mensch und Schöpfung – Spuren des Religiösen in Dave McKeans „Cages“
- Stefanie Schäfer-Bossert: Die Hellsing-Animés – ein Meilenstein in der Vampirgeschichte
- Andreas Kubik: Comics und Religion – ein Rückblick aus theologisch-kulturhermeneutischer Perspektive
- Ingo Reuter: Comics und Religion – ein Rückblick aus religionspädagogischer Perspective
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