Lecture

The Rise of Superheroes: From Comics to Cinema

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Description

This lecture explores the emergence of superheroes in the comic book industry, tracing their evolution from the economic processes of the 1930s to the cultural impact of characters like Superman and the Fantastic Four. It delves into the significance of comic book aesthetics, the role of censorship, and the transition of superheroes to the big screen, highlighting the influence of historical events and societal norms on the development of these iconic characters.

Instructor

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