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Composite Realities: Media, Narrative, and the Imagination of Documentary Comics
Composite Realities analyzes documentary and comics through the image’s double appearance: as historical record and as narrative event. Documentary images often promise access to real events and real people while simultaneously foregrounding the mediations through which that access is produced. With
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