Deduction of the Cognizant
fredric werthamThe cultural significance of comic books
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The Comics Code Authority
(Credits: Dangerous Minds / Public Domain)
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The Comics Code Authority: How to kill a medium with one easy moral pani...
The Thrill of a Lifetime
Comic books have other dubious advertisements of miscellaneous character. I have examined and treated a number of youths after they had been arrested for prowling about trying to look in windows to see women undressing. Most of them were ra...
A Childhood Armament Program
Besides all these "health," bodybuilding, complexion, "bumps-and-bulges," he-man and brutality advertisements there is a stupendous amount of advertising which deserves to be called a childhood armament program. Comic-book advertisements us...
Skinny? Weak? Flabby?
Does this look familiar? This is the first page of Flex Mentallo’s origin tale, as it appeared in Doom Patrol no. 42 (Mar. 1991, DC), written by Grant Morrison, with art by Mike Dringenberg and Doug Hazlewood.
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The Wertham Interview
What bothered you most about comic book ads?
They were totally manipulative and dishonest. These cynical advertisers were actually preying upon totally gullible children. In order to guard youth against over-concern about typical proble...
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