Lecture

The Last Days of the Dark Horse: Polyphony

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This lecture delves into the graphic novel 'The Last Days of the Dark Horse', exploring its meta-narrative elements and the concept of polyphony in storytelling. The discussion revolves around the intricate portrayal of Batman's death, the multiple perspectives presented, and the cyclical nature of superhero narratives, drawing parallels with other iconic works like 'Superman Red Son' and 'The Killing Joke'. The analysis highlights the interplay between fiction and reality, the ambiguity surrounding Batman's fate, and the reader's role in choosing and interpreting different storylines. Through a deep dive into the complex layers of the narrative, the lecture offers insights into the thematic richness and narrative techniques employed in the graphic novel.

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