Comic Art: The Seduction of the Innocent

Comic art: innocent temptation At the 13th World Fantasy Conference in 1991, Sandman was elected as the best short story of the year by panel of experts in that field. This is not the first time to nominate comic books to win the famous literary awards (it is the first time that animal fables allegorical Art Spiegelman was massacred as a National Book Critics Award in 1987), the first time is. It is the winner.

Psychiatrist Fredric Wertham (1895-1981) is thought of by many fans that it is the most notorious villain in the history of manga. His symbolic 'innocent temptation' blocked the decades of manga prevention campaign, aroused Congressional hearing and brought the end of the comic book about the American newsstand. In 1987 the library acquired his paper by Veltam through the legacy of his wife, Florence Heskas Wertham. In May 2010, approximately 82,000 projects were opened for the manuscript division for public research. Since that time, important people on cartoon history, including letters, research notes, photographs, and copies of notes of actual manga books, have attracted researchers' interest.

In 1954, psychologist Frederic Wertham 's publication of "Seduction of the Innocent" interrogated violence, sexuality, drug use, and the number of civil servants to suppress' juvenile crime'. "The vigilant publisher solved this problem by forming a Manga Rules Bureau, which is a self-censorship agency, which avoids the heavy hands of Washington, but still adult attention to manga and media It will be a stereotype to, because only one child likes it

Since the birth of a comic book super hero, this concept has been criticized by critics. The most noteworthy is that psychiatrist Fredric Wertham insists on innocent temptation (1954) to claim sexual subheading of superhero cartoons, whereas Wonder Woman dominates female fetishism I recommend it. Lesbians. In his several books, writer Ariel Dolph Man criticized the so-called class prejudice in many superhero story "Including Empire's old clothes: loneliness rangers, Baba and other innocent heroes". Only our thought (1980) should not. Marxist critics such as Matthew Wolfe Meyer ("Ozymandias Made in the World") and Jason Dittmer ("Tyranny's Tyranny") often point out that superheroes can be said not only by the ruling class but also by simplicity . Protecting the world, they effectively prevent it from changing, so lock it to the present.