Comics, Trauma, and the New Art of War

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Exploring the intersection of trauma and conflict, this work delves into American comics post-Vietnam War, highlighting their distinctive ability to convey traumatic experiences. Harriet E. H. Earle combines trauma studies with comics studies, offering fresh interpretations of how comics depict such narratives. By emphasizing visceral representations, the book argues that the comics medium provides a unique lens through which to understand and engage with themes of conflict and trauma, setting it apart from traditional literature and film.