num_pages: 225
description: Forewordbr&gt; Introductionbr&gt; The Comic Page, Values and American Societybr&gt; PART I. THE THE FIRST GENERATION OF COMICSbr&gt; The Yellow Urban Poverty in the Good Old Daysbr&gt; The Katzenjammer Infantile Disorders of the Left and Right and Centerbr&gt; Mutt and The Politics of Failurebr&gt; Krazy The Social Dimension of Fantasybr&gt; PART II. THE MODERN AGE THE SECOND GEERATION--OR AFTER THE FALL!br&gt; Little Orphan The Abandoned Yearsbr&gt; Buck The New Renaissance Hero of the Space Epicsbr&gt; The Irrelevance of the American Husbandbr&gt; Dick The Avenger--Evangelical Protestant Stylebr&gt; Flash The Triumph of the Democratic Willbr&gt; Batman and the Archaic The Aristocrat as Reformer br&gt; Pogo and His Friends in the Okefenokke A Study in the Irony of Democracybr&gt; The Americanization of Augustinebr&gt; PART III. THE AGE OF THE THIRD GENERATION OF COMICSbr&gt; Marvel Machines, Monster, and the Myth of Americabr&gt; Or "What Are You Doing with That Submachine Gun, Barbarella?"br&gt; Mr. Natural and His Friends From the Infantile Disorders of the Cerebellum and the Crotch.br&gt;
language: English
title: The comic-stripped American: What Dick Tracy, Blondie, Daddy Warbucks and Charlie Brown Tell Us about Ourselves
titlecomplete: The comic-stripped American: What Dick Tracy, Blondie, Daddy Warbucks and Charlie Brown Tell Us about Ourselves
genres: Comics
ratings_count: 12
publisher: Walker, 1973.