Sea in comics

found : Work cat.: Poll, R. Aquaman and the war against oceans : comics activism and allegory in the Anthropocene, 2022: p. 3 ("Aquaman is a symbol of the Ocean") p. 4 ("the New 52 Aquaman's centering on the Ocean challenges the Anthropocene's narratives and epistemologies" ; Aquaman, this project contends, is a progressive figure for narrating the Ocean's central role in imagining politics beyond the surface world) p. 12 ("The New 52 Aquaman visualizes how the Ocean is central to the flourishing of all species") p. 14 ("The New 52 Aquaman visualizes the Ocean as the victim of a centuries-long war waged by colonial capitalism") (OCoLC)1289921147

found : Call for papers for Closure: Kiel University e-Journal for Comics Studies #10, via H-Net: Humanities & Social Sciences online website, viewed June 30, 2023 ("The main focus of the 10th edition of CLOSURE deals with the sea and its diverse representation and meaning in the medium of comics. In literature and the fine arts, the sea has always functioned as a place of longing, but also as a stage for great adventures. Classic stories by researchers and discoverers, from Captain Ahab and his hunt for Moby-Dick, to Captain Nemo's journey 20,000 leagues under the sea have been published as comic adaptations, but new comics of various genres also use the sea as a setting, metaphor, chronotope, or explore the aesthetic, economic, political, historical or ecological dimensions of the oceans.")