Monstrous youth : transgressing the boundaries of childhood in the United States /
Uses a range of subjects and disciplines, including queer theory, popular culture, childhood studies, and comics studies to chart the relationship between monstrosity and child/adolescent bodies and identities. Connects monsters and their consumption to changing reflection, interpretation and shapin...
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Columbus :
Ohio State University Press,
[2022].
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Table of Contents:
- Enfreakment in 1950s horror comics and teen horrorpics
- Images of racial anxiety in 1960s and 1970s picture books
- Middle-class innocence, monstrous material culture, and the moral panics of the 1980s
- Monstrous families from 1990s series fiction to the Post-Twilight era
- Conclusion: How to make a monster (story).