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- February 22, 2012
- Article, Columns, Top Featured
- 17 comments
Can the Subaltern Draw?: Reframing Caste in Indian Graphic Novels
Indian comics and caste
Archive for: Can the Subaltern Draw?
- November 16, 2011
- Columns, Slow-Rolling Orientalism, Top Featured
- 23 comments
A Conversation about Habibi’s Orientalism with Craig Thompson
“I’m examining American guilt and I’m examining male guilt.”
- October 4, 2011
- Columns, Slow-Rolling Orientalism
- 133 comments
Can the Subaltern Draw?: The Spectre of Orientalism in Craig Thompson’s Habibi
Habibi is a tragically familiar Orientalist tale that a reader can find in books by Kipling or many a French painter.
- September 2, 2011
- Blog, Columns
- 17 comments
Can The Subaltern Draw?: A Survey of Contemporary Arab Comics
The survey I’ve compiled here is not complete, but it is a start at cataloguing the wonderful dialogue that is happening right now with comic art in the Arab world.
- July 11, 2011
- Blog, Columns
- 10 comments
Can The Subaltern Draw?: The Case of the Arab Henchman
Arab stereotypes and arab translations in the Tintin adventure “The Crab with the Golden Claws”
- June 1, 2011
- Blog, Columns
- 17 comments
Can The Subaltern Draw?: Defining Manhua -or- A Translated Marketplace in Contemporary China
To put it simply, besides CY and a few rare exceptions, there aren’t any contemporary Chinese artists producing comics.
- April 29, 2011
- Blog, Columns
- 5 comments
Can The Subaltern Draw?: Waiting For Nabil Fawzi
Where was the Syrian version of Astro Boy hiding? Why doesn’t the Arab World have a Superman?
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From Hoppers to Honolulu: A Fan Letter to Jaime Hernandez
by deb aoki
Jaime Hernandez’ work told me that I could and should draw comics about where I live, the things I did everyday, and the people I know and love.
