Lecture
This lecture explores the superhero figure as a representation of the popular industry, delving into its economic significance and cultural impact. It analyzes the evolution of superheroes from comic books to cinema, highlighting the technological advancements that have enabled their widespread adaptation. The lecture also discusses the commercial aspects of the comic book industry, the creation of iconic characters, and the complex relationships between creators and publishers. By examining the historical context and economic dynamics behind the superhero genre, the instructor aims to provide insights into the cultural significance and enduring popularity of these characters.