Comics Studies x Gender Studies: Schnittmengen von Forschung, Lehre und Praxis – Intersections of Research, Teaching, and Practice

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Comics Studies x Gender Studies

Schnittmengen von Forschung, Lehre und Praxis – Intersections of Research, Teaching, and Practice

Edited by: Marina Rauchenbacher , Katharina Serles and Naomi Sarah Lobnig
Funded by: Österreichischer Wissenschaftsfonds FWF

Languages: German, English

Published/Copyright: 2025

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Volume 5 | Comicstudien

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"x" stands for intersection(s) and multiplication, as comic studies and gender studies complement each other productively. This alternative reader provides a compact anthology of artistic, didactic and pedagogial, academic, and (artistic) essayistic / student perspectives on intersectional categories and also illustrates the connection between research, teaching, and practice.

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Marina Rauchenbacher, University of Vienna, Austria; Katharina Serles, University of Vienna, Austria.

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Frontmatter
I

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Inhaltsverzeichnis / Table of Contents
V

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Vorspann / Prefix
Wieso dieses Buch? / Why This Book?
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Thinking and Inking
1
Katharina Serles

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Comics Studies x Gender Studies: Schnittmengen von Forschung, Lehre und Praxis / Intersections of Research, Teaching, and Practice
5
Marina Rauchenbacher, Katharina Serles and Naomi Lobnig

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Karl-Marx-Allee
17
Anke Feuchtenberger

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Wieso Comics im Unterricht? / Why Comics in the Classroom?
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Comics-Specific Graphic Sketchnoting as a Condensed Textual and Pictorial Representation of Lectures and Texts
21
Barbara M. Eggert

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Comics and Critical Thinking: Intersections with Intersectionality in Comics Pedagogy
23
Elizabeth Nijdam

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Ich sehe was, was du nicht siehst oder: Wer sieht hier wen? LIGHTfaden für BILDERmacher_innen
37
Imke Schmidt and Ka Schmitz

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Comic-spezifische Grundlagen / Comics-Specific Fundamentals
Wieso Erzählen? / Why Narration?
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Observe, Write, Draw, Repeat
49
Katharina Serles

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„In flux“: Gender-Narratologie und feministischer Posthumanismus in der Comicanalyse
51
Kalina Kupczyńska

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Heldinnenreise
65
Barbara Yelin

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Wieso Intermedialität? / Why Intermediality?
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Scrapbook This!
74
Marina Rauchenbacher and Katharina Serles

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Comics, Intermediality, Remediation, and Gender: Subversive Strategies in The Diary of a Teenage Girl
77
Elisabeth Krieber

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2020: Phänomen
88
Vanessa Lyn Baumgärtel

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Wieso Superheld*innen? / Why Superheroes?
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Cars and Batmen
98
Katharina Serles

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Crafting Marvelous Men: Captain America, Enacting Masculinity, and the Marvel Method
101
Ranthild Salzer

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Women on Boards: The Superheroes of Tomorrow?
113
Renée B. Adams

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Wieso Kunst? / Why Art?
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Bilder lesen: Anke Feuchtenbergers Das Lachen der Medusa
120
Marina Rauchenbacher

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Körper, Kunst und Kanon: (Queer-)feministische Bildermächtigungen in Comics
123
Katharina Serles

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Schön sein
140
Magdalena Härting

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Wieso Witz? / Why Humor?
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Make Yourself a Cliché
152
Katharina Serles

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Why Humor?
155
Kristy Beers Fägersten

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Babyelefanten-Manifest
167
Fiona Sironic

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Wieso Autographics? / Why Autographics?
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The Autobiographical Self: Gender and Collage
176
Naomi Lobnig and Marlies Lengauer

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Autobiographical Graphic Narratives: Writing the Self and Drawing History in Nora Krug
179
Lynn L. Wolff

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Queer(ing) Autographics
197
Marlies Lengauer

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Wieso feministischer Aktivismus? / Why Feminist Activism?
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“Cupcakes Are the Enemy of Feminism”: Making Zines with Rachael House
204
Marina Rauchenbacher

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Feminist Activist Comics
207
Anna Nordenstam and Margareta Wallin Wictorin

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Dildos, Dykes und Doing It: Die Hand als ultimativer lesbischer Dildo in Alison Bechdels Handling It
219
Mara Zuckerhut

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Intersektionalitäten / Intersectionalities
Wieso Race? / Why Race?
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Break the Stereotype
230
Verein Blickwinkel

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„Who did your hair?“ Zur Verhandlung rassifizierter Körperund Schönheitsdiskurse in Ebony Flowers’ Hot Comb
233
Véronique Sina

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Wie heißt du eigentlich?
251
Jiaqi Hou

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Wieso Queer? / Why Queer?
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maschinen-lesbar
256
Illi Anna Heger

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Queere Beziehungsweisen in Küsse für Jet und abfackeln
259
Naomi Lobnig

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Boxes
275
Nele Jongeling

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Detransition
278
Nele Jongeling

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Wieso Alter? / Why Age?
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Spiraling Thoughts?
284
Katharina Serles

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Alter, Demenz, Körperlichkeit: Gender und Sorgearbeit im Comic
287
Irmela Marei Krüger-Fürhoff

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Alternative Betrachtungsweisen des alternden Körpers in Lika Nüsslis Vergiss dich nicht
301
Naomi Lobnig

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Wieso Klasse? / Why Class?
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The Case for Drawing Monsters!
312
Marina Rauchenbacher

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Fantastillionen und arme Schlucker: Ein Essay über Gender, Begehren und soziale Klasse in Entenhausen
315
Susanne Hochreiter

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190522
328
Jul Gordon

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Wieso Krankheit? / Why Illness?
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Das Interview als Comic
339
Renate Mowlam

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Psyche zeigen: Comics über Essstörungen
341
Marina Rauchenbacher

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Reflections on Maternal Health Care
357
Verena Krause

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Nachspann / Credits
Wieso Zusatzinformationen? / Why Additional Information?
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Beiträger*innen / List of Contributors
369

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Personenregister / Index of Persons
375

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Sachregister
382

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Index of Subjects
393

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Pages and Images/Illustrations in book

eBook published on:

October 1, 2025

eBook ISBN:

9783110775754

Hardcover published on:

October 1, 2025

Hardcover ISBN:

9783110775686

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zahlr. teils farbige ABb.

Pages and Images/Illustrations in book

Front matter:

12

Main content:

400

Illustrations:

77

Coloured Illustrations:

66

https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110775754

eBook ISBN: 9783110775754

Hardcover ISBN: 9783110775686

Keywords for this book

Visuality; gender; culture; media

Audience(s) for this book

Scholars, teachers, and students in the fields of comics, gender and cultural studies; cultural mediators; comics artists

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BY-NC-ND 4.0

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Comics Studies x Gender Studies

Overview

About this book

Author / Editor information

Topics

Table of contents

Frontmatter

Inhaltsverzeichnis / Table of Contents

Thinking and Inking

Comics Studies x Gender Studies: Schnittmengen von Forschung, Lehre und Praxis / Intersections of Research, Teaching, and Practice

Karl-Marx-Allee

Comics-Specific Graphic Sketchnoting as a Condensed Textual and Pictorial Representation of Lectures and Texts

Comics and Critical Thinking: Intersections with Intersectionality in Comics Pedagogy

Ich sehe was, was du nicht siehst oder: Wer sieht hier wen? LIGHTfaden für BILDERmacher_innen

Observe, Write, Draw, Repeat

„In flux“: Gender-Narratologie und feministischer Posthumanismus in der Comicanalyse

Heldinnenreise

Scrapbook This!

Comics, Intermediality, Remediation, and Gender: Subversive Strategies in The Diary of a Teenage Girl

2020: Phänomen

Cars and Batmen

Crafting Marvelous Men: Captain America, Enacting Masculinity, and the Marvel Method

Women on Boards: The Superheroes of Tomorrow?

Bilder lesen: Anke Feuchtenbergers Das Lachen der Medusa

Körper, Kunst und Kanon: (Queer-)feministische Bildermächtigungen in Comics

Schön sein

Make Yourself a Cliché

Why Humor?

Babyelefanten-Manifest

The Autobiographical Self: Gender and Collage

Autobiographical Graphic Narratives: Writing the Self and Drawing History in Nora Krug

Queer(ing) Autographics

“Cupcakes Are the Enemy of Feminism”: Making Zines with Rachael House

Feminist Activist Comics

Dildos, Dykes und Doing It: Die Hand als ultimativer lesbischer Dildo in Alison Bechdels Handling It

Break the Stereotype

„Who did your hair?“ Zur Verhandlung rassifizierter Körperund Schönheitsdiskurse in Ebony Flowers’ Hot Comb

Wie heißt du eigentlich?

maschinen-lesbar

Queere Beziehungsweisen in Küsse für Jet und abfackeln

Boxes

Detransition

Spiraling Thoughts?

Alter, Demenz, Körperlichkeit: Gender und Sorgearbeit im Comic

Alternative Betrachtungsweisen des alternden Körpers in Lika Nüsslis Vergiss dich nicht

The Case for Drawing Monsters!

Fantastillionen und arme Schlucker: Ein Essay über Gender, Begehren und soziale Klasse in Entenhausen

190522

Das Interview als Comic

Psyche zeigen: Comics über Essstörungen

Reflections on Maternal Health Care

Beiträger*innen / List of Contributors

Personenregister / Index of Persons

Sachregister

Index of Subjects

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