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Cartoons and Comics

This research guide covers the history and cultural impact of cartoons and comics from the 18th century to today, featuring political art and popular culture.

Course Number: KS205

Subject: Cultural Studies

Greg Sennema

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Finding Comic Books and Graphic Novels

At the Laurier Library:

Elsewhere:

Search for Scholarly Books & Articles
  1. Search Omni (for books and articles) or Cultural Studies@Proquest (for articles). For search tips, see:
  2. Remember to include multiple words that describe the same thing, for example:
    • comic books, comic strips, comics, cartoons, comix, graphic novels
    • manga, anime, animated films
    • superheroes, heroes
    • political cartoons, editorial cartoons
    • For tips, see Using keywords effectively
  3. Limit to peer-reviewed articles
Browse Scholarly Journals
Comic-related Online Sources
Citing Comic Books & Graphic Novels

Course Tutorials

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