Matt Reingold teaches at TanenbaumCHAT, Canada, where he also serves as the co-head of the Jewish History department. He is the author of Gender and Sexuality in Israeli Graphic Novels: Contested Masculinity and Independent Femininity (2021) and Reenivisioning Israel through Political Cartoons: Visual Discourses During the 2018-2021 Electoral Crisis (2022).

Jewish Comics and Graphic Narratives makes a significant contribution to the interrelated fields of Comics Studies, Graphic Novel Studies, and Jewish Studies. The original readings of key texts are illustrative of the complexity of this rich and developing genre.

• Series Editor PrefaceAcknowledgementsIntroductionJewish Literature in the 21st centuryGraphic novels as a mediumDefining Jewish graphic novelsLiterature review of scholarly research about Jewish graphic novels[LB1] Book overviewHistorical OverviewJewish comic-book writers and illustrators in the superhero eraJewish content in superhero comic-booksJewish superheroesUnderground comix, Will Eisner, and Art SpiegelmanJewish graphic novels go mainstream: AmericaJewish graphic novels go mainstream: IsraelSocial and Cultural ImpactLegitimizing graphic representation of sites of traumaShifting understandings of gender by challenging hegemoniesMixed-media in Jewish graphic novelsJewish graphic novels and classroom instructionCritical usesGraphic novels about the HolocaustGraphic novels about IsraelGraphic novels about the diasporic Jewish experienceReligious graphic novels AutobiographyKey TextsHolocaust graphic novelsX-Men: Magneto Testament – Greg Pak and Carmine di GiandomenicoThe Diary of Anne Frank – Ari Folman and David PolonskyGraphic novels about IsraelPink Story – Ilana ZeffrenThe Property – Rutu ModanGraphic novels about the diaspora experienceMarket Day – James SturmThe Rabbi’s Cat – Joann SfarReligious graphic novelsMegillat Esther – JT WaldmanHereville – Barry DeutschAutobiography and MemoirHow to Understand Israel in 60 Days or Less – Sarah GliddenMichel Kichka – Second Generation: Things I Didn’t Tell My FatherAppendixList of Jewish graphic novels sorted by genreGlossaryIndex

Matt Reingold teaches at TanenbaumCHAT, Canada, where he also serves as the co-head of the Jewish History department. He is the author of Gender and Sexuality in Israeli Graphic Novels: Contested Masculinity and Independent Femininity (2021) and Reenivisioning Israel through Political Cartoons: Visual Discourses During the 2018-2021 Electoral Crisis (2022).

Jewish Comics and Graphic Narratives makes a significant contribution to the interrelated fields of Comics Studies, Graphic Novel Studies, and Jewish Studies. The original readings of key texts are illustrative of the complexity of this rich and developing genre.

• Series Editor PrefaceAcknowledgementsIntroductionJewish Literature in the 21st centuryGraphic novels as a mediumDefining Jewish graphic novelsLiterature review of scholarly research about Jewish graphic novels[LB1] Book overviewHistorical OverviewJewish comic-book writers and illustrators in the superhero eraJewish content in superhero comic-booksJewish superheroesUnderground comix, Will Eisner, and Art SpiegelmanJewish graphic novels go mainstream: AmericaJewish graphic novels go mainstream: IsraelSocial and Cultural ImpactLegitimizing graphic representation of sites of traumaShifting understandings of gender by challenging hegemoniesMixed-media in Jewish graphic novelsJewish graphic novels and classroom instructionCritical usesGraphic novels about the HolocaustGraphic novels about IsraelGraphic novels about the diasporic Jewish experienceReligious graphic novels AutobiographyKey TextsHolocaust graphic novelsX-Men: Magneto Testament – Greg Pak and Carmine di GiandomenicoThe Diary of Anne Frank – Ari Folman and David PolonskyGraphic novels about IsraelPink Story – Ilana ZeffrenThe Property – Rutu ModanGraphic novels about the diaspora experienceMarket Day – James SturmThe Rabbi’s Cat – Joann SfarReligious graphic novelsMegillat Esther – JT WaldmanHereville – Barry DeutschAutobiography and MemoirHow to Understand Israel in 60 Days or Less – Sarah GliddenMichel Kichka – Second Generation: Things I Didn’t Tell My FatherAppendixList of Jewish graphic novels sorted by genreGlossaryIndex

Matt Reingold teaches at TanenbaumCHAT, Canada, where he also serves as the co-head of the Jewish History department. He is the author of Gender and Sexuality in Israeli Graphic Novels: Contested Masculinity and Independent Femininity (2021) and Reenivisioning Israel through Political Cartoons: Visual Discourses During the 2018-2021 Electoral Crisis (2022).

Jewish Comics and Graphic Narratives makes a significant contribution to the interrelated fields of Comics Studies, Graphic Novel Studies, and Jewish Studies. The original readings of key texts are illustrative of the complexity of this rich and developing genre.

• Series Editor PrefaceAcknowledgementsIntroductionJewish Literature in the 21st centuryGraphic novels as a mediumDefining Jewish graphic novelsLiterature review of scholarly research about Jewish graphic novels[LB1] Book overviewHistorical OverviewJewish comic-book writers and illustrators in the superhero eraJewish content in superhero comic-booksJewish superheroesUnderground comix, Will Eisner, and Art SpiegelmanJewish graphic novels go mainstream: AmericaJewish graphic novels go mainstream: IsraelSocial and Cultural ImpactLegitimizing graphic representation of sites of traumaShifting understandings of gender by challenging hegemoniesMixed-media in Jewish graphic novelsJewish graphic novels and classroom instructionCritical usesGraphic novels about the HolocaustGraphic novels about IsraelGraphic novels about the diasporic Jewish experienceReligious graphic novels AutobiographyKey TextsHolocaust graphic novelsX-Men: Magneto Testament – Greg Pak and Carmine di GiandomenicoThe Diary of Anne Frank – Ari Folman and David PolonskyGraphic novels about IsraelPink Story – Ilana ZeffrenThe Property – Rutu ModanGraphic novels about the diaspora experienceMarket Day – James SturmThe Rabbi’s Cat – Joann SfarReligious graphic novelsMegillat Esther – JT WaldmanHereville – Barry DeutschAutobiography and MemoirHow to Understand Israel in 60 Days or Less – Sarah GliddenMichel Kichka – Second Generation: Things I Didn’t Tell My FatherAppendixList of Jewish graphic novels sorted by genreGlossaryIndex