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• Cover
• Half title
• Title page
• Imprints page
• Contents
• Figures
• Contributors
• Chronology
• Introduction
• 1 How the Graphic Novel Works
• The Panel
• Framing
• Blocking
• Acting
• Mise-en-Scène
• The Sequence
• The Page
• The Narrative
• Works Cited
• Notes
• 2 From Comics to the Graphic Novel
• Works Cited
• Notes
• 3 The Development of the American Graphic Novel
• The 1970s
• The 1980s
• The 1990s
• 2000–2010
• 2010–2015
• Works Cited
• Notes
• 4 The International Graphic Novel
• The European and Latin American Graphic Novel, from Töpffer to L’Association
• The Graphic Novel in Japan, from 1933
• Graphic Novels in the International Age
• Manga and Western Comics
• Internationalism in the Anglophone graphic novel
• The British Invasion of the American Mainstream
• The Internet and the International Graphic Novel
• Graphic Novels in Translation
• Works Cited
• Notes
• 5 Historical Fiction
• Works Cited
• Notes
• 6 Revisionist Superheroes, Fantasy, and Science Fiction
• Introduction
• Revising Characters
• Revising Genre Content
• Revising Genre Conventions
• Conclusion
• Works Cited
• Notes
• 7 The Autobiographical and Biographical Graphic Novel
• Confessional Comics
• Historical/Autobiographical Comics
• Facing Illness
• Travel
• Biography
• Works Cited
• Notes
• 8 Other Non-Fiction
• Why Are There Non-Fictional Graphic Novels Today?
• How It Started
• Safe Area Goražde: A Turning Point in Graphic Journalism
• Beyond the Pictures and Drawings Divide
• Non-Fiction in the Graphic Novel is Here to Stay
• Works Cited
• Notes
• 9 Novel to Graphic Novel
• The Importance of Choices and Applications
• The Invisible Man: Artistic Style as a Study in Genre
• Intentional Translation in Cooke’s Adaptation of The Hunter
• Degrees of Departure: Adaptations of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
• Political Satire in Rowson’s Gulliver’s Travels
• Conclusions
• Works Cited
• Notes
• 10 Graphic Novel into Film
• Works Cited
• Notes
• 11 Some Classics
• Lynda Barry: Postmodern Autobiography as Scholarly Success Story
• David B.: Autobiography and the Scholarly Near-Miss
• Jiro Taniguchi: The Ignored Graphic Novelist
• Conclusion
• Works Cited
• Notes
• 12 Learning from the Graphic Novel
• Works Cited
• Notes
• Further Reading
• Books
• Websites
• Index
• Cambridge Companions to…
• Authors
• Topics