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  • WannabeMego
    Made in the USA
    • May 2, 2003
    • 2170

    Comic Books and Graphic Novels Course Available

    For those that are interested... Sept 22nd - Nov 25th

    Link: https://www.coursera.org/course/comics

    Course Syllabus

    Syllabus
    Comic Books and Graphic Novels
    Professor William Kuskin
    University of Colorado BoulderThis is the final schedule. A final syllabus will be available when the course opens.
    SCHEDULE
    WEEK ONE: WELCOME TO THE COURSE(RA)
    Video 1: Welcome to the Course
    Video 2: The Syllabus (Overview)
    Video 3: The Syllabus (Logistics)
    Video 4: What is a Comic?
    Video 5: Teaching Comics (w/Barry Barrows)
    Video 6: Collecting (w/Jim Vacca)

    WEEK TWO: TERMS AND CONDITIONS
    Lecture 1a: Reading the Grid
    Lecture 1b: Two Comics Masters

    Lecture 2a: The Golden Age
    Lecture 2b: Golden Age Master
    Lecture 2c: Gender in the Golden Age

    Lecture 3a: The Virulent Art
    Lecture 3b: The Possibilities of Change

    WEEK THREE: CRASH AND REBIRTH
    Lecture 4a: Big Brother Steps In
    Lecture 4b: The Comics Code Authority

    Video 7: Fredric Wertham and the Atomic Age (w/Jim Vacca)
    Lecture 5a: The Silver Ages Rises
    Lecture 5b: Silver Age Master

    Lecture 6a: Underground Comix
    Lecture 6b: Black and White

    Video 8: Comics Economics (w/Wayne Winsett)

    WEEK FOUR: PATERNITY AND CREATIVITY
    Lecture 7a: The Death of the Father
    Lecture 7b: The Birth of the Children

    Lecture 8: Art Spiegelman’s Maus
    a: An American Artist
    b: How to Read a

    Book 9: Alison Bechdel’s Fun Home
    a: Finding Yourself in a Book
    b: What Defines Art

    WEEK FIVE: GENRE
    Lecture 10: Frank Miller’s Dark Knight Returns
    a: Innovation and Originality
    b: The Rules of Genre
    c: Who is The Batman?

    Lecture 11: Warren Ellis and John Cassady's Planetary
    a: The Possibilities of Genre
    b: The Limits of the Page

    Lecture 12: Neil Gaiman, Bill Willingham, Brian K. Vaughan, Fiona Stables, and the Vernacular Canon of Fantasy
    WEEK SIX: MEDIA Lecture 13: Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons’ Watchmen
    a: The Media
    b: The Poetics of the Page
    c: Graphia

    Lecture 14: Joe Sacco’s Palestine
    a: Faces Tell Stories
    b: Dead Ends

    Lecture 15: Mark Millar and Bryan Hitch’s The Ultimates
    a: War Machine
    b: Star Power

    WEEK SEVEN: CONCLUSION
    Lecture 16: Chris Ware's Jimmy Corrigan and Building Stories
    a: The Aesthetics of Loneliness
    b: The Book of Honesty

    Lecture 17: Comics Energy
    Video 8: The Community of Comics (w/Chris Angel)
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