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    Volume XII, Issue 4
    581-762
    Spring 1979
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Getting Away With Murder: An Analysis

Nancy Wingate, 
  • Pages: 581-603
  • First Published: Spring 1979

The Masterpiece in Science Fiction: Power or Parody?

Jesse Bier, 
  • Pages: 604-610
  • First Published: Spring 1979

The C.B. Phenomenon, A Sociological Appraisal

W. Dale Dannefer,  Nicholas Poushinsky, 
  • Pages: 611-619
  • First Published: Spring 1979

Langston Hughes' Introduction to Esquire Magazine

Walter C. Daniel, 
  • Pages: 620-623
  • First Published: Spring 1979

Henry D. Thoreau And His Favorite Popular Song

Caroline Moseley, 
  • Pages: 624-629
  • First Published: Spring 1979

In-Depth Section. The Comics as Culture

  • Pages: 630
  • First Published: Spring 1979

Introduction

M. Thomas Inge, 
  • Pages: 631-639
  • First Published: Spring 1979

The Aesthetics of the Comic Strip

Robert C. Harvey, 
  • Pages: 640-652
  • First Published: Spring 1979

Fantasy, Formula, Realism, and Propaganda in Milton Caniff's Cosmic Strip

Lawrence E. Harvey, 
  • Pages: 653-680
  • First Published: Spring 1979

Pogo: Walt Kelly's American Dream

Daniel Mishkin, 
  • Pages: 681-690
  • First Published: Spring 1979

Tarzan of the Papers

Thomas A. Pendleton, 
  • Pages: 691-701
  • First Published: Spring 1979

Magnus Robot–Fighter: The Future Looks At the Present Through the Past

Erling B. Holtsmark, 
  • Pages: 702-720
  • First Published: Spring 1979

Yuh Got Pecos! Doggone, Belle, Yuh're As Good As Two Men!

Jack Shadoian, 
  • Pages: 721-736
  • First Published: Spring 1979

Trina, Queen of the Underground Cartoonists. An Interview

Ronald Levitt Lanyi, 
  • Pages: 737-754
  • First Published: Spring 1979

Book Reviews

BOOK REVIEWS

  • Pages: 755-762
  • First Published: Spring 1979