While on an Arthurian retelling kick last fall, I acquired the complete run of Camelot 3000–a superhero-suped, modern (ca. 1982) retelling of some of the key points in the Arthurian myth. There’s a lot of hilarious cheese (and a very few mildly interesting choices: Sir Tristan reincarnates into a woman’s body, Percival is a mutant)…. Read more »
Posts Tagged: Comics and Graphic Novels
More THATCamp Session Threads!: Anastasia Salter on Comics and Monographs
Anastasia Salter posted a fantastic THATCamp session proposal suggesting comics as a basis for playing with and improving traditional scholarly monograph form–I recommend reading it if you’re interested in scholarly genres, design, participatory reading… My comment: I’m excited about the possibilities of mixing successes from existing visually-focused genres–games, comics, e-lit–to produce more dynamic and participatory… Read more »
