Bookshelf: Comics History & Analysis
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Scott McCloud has just released Reinventing Comics, the follow-up to his popular and influential Understanding Comics. The second volume explores how comics have traditionally been produced and distributed, and how it's all changing with the advent of digital technology. As in the first volume, Scott deftly explains his mind-bending theories by visually portraying himself as a comic character traveling through the pages. Both of these books are great for anyone involved in visual media. |
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 Comics and Sequential Art
- Will Eisner, Poorhouse Press, 1985
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 Comics Between the Pages
- Steve Duin & Mike Richards, Dark Horse Comics, 1998
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 HEY SKINNY! Great Advertisements fromthe Golden Age of Comic Books
- Miles Beller & Jerry Leibowitz, Chronicle Books, 1995
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 MARVEL: Five Fabulous Decades of the World's Greatest Comics
- Les Daniels, Abrams Press, 1991
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 All in Color for a Dime
- Richard A. Lupoff & Don Thompson, Krause Publications, 1997
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 Tales from the Crypt : The Official Archives
- Digby Diehl, St. Martin's Press, 1997
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 Superman: The Complete History
- Les Daniels, Chronicle Books, 1998
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 Batman: The Complete History
- Les Daniels and Chip Kidd, Chronicle Books, 1999
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Reinventing Comics
Understanding Comics
Comic Book Culture: An Illustrated HistoryBookshelf: Classics | Modern | Current | History | Type | Drawing | Pop Culture
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