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Subversive Comics

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Pages: 160

Volume 26, Number 2

Published: May 2026

An issue of: Radical History Review

Special Issue Editors: Paul Buhle, Andor Skotnes, Raymond Tyler, Josh Brown, and Kenton Worcester

This special issue explores the global history, politics, and cultural impact of radical comics, tracing their evolution from underground comix and early political satire to contemporary graphic narratives and comics journalism. It highlights how artists and scholars have used the medium to challenge power, document social struggles, and expand the boundaries of both art and historical storytelling.

Contributors: Nadeen Abdallah, Paul Buhle, Sean Patrick Casey, Emily Coombes, Anna Duensing, Ahmed El Antably, Margaret Galvan, Andrea Hormaechea Ocaña, Sabrina Jones, Martha Kuhlman, Lucy R. Lippard, Emma Oki, Emily Roehl, Nicholas Sammond, Raymond Tyler, Raymond Tyler, and Maite Urcaregui

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