Nancy Pedri is professor of English at Memorial University of Newfoundland and Labrador, where she has taught since 2006. She is an award-winning author and has published extensively in the fields of comics studies and word and image studies, including photography in literature. She is coeditor, with Silke Horstkotte, of Experiencing Visual Storyworlds: Focalization in Comics and author of A Concise Dictionary of Comics, the latter published by University Press of Mississippi.

• Comics and IntermedialityChapter 1: Introduction: Comics and IntermedialityKarine Abadie and Nancy PedriChapter 2: Beyond the Word/​Image Relation: Rethinking Comics Through Intermediality (and Intermediality Through Comics) —Nancy PedriChapter 3: Interview with Comics Creator Brian FiesIntermedial Spaces in ComicsChapter 4: Comics and Maps, Comics as Maps: Exploring Intermedial Connections and Metaphorical Interactions in Comic Book Cartographies —Giada PeterleChapter 5: Comics, Games, and Intermedial-Specific Analysis —Sarah ThorneChapter 6: Builtspaces, Intersectional Identities, and Comics —Frederick Luis AldamaChapter 7: Interview with Comics Creator Paul TuckerIntermediality in PracticeChapter 8: Paratextual Intermediality in the Comics of Chester Brown —Frederik Byrn KøhlertChapter 9: The Queer (Inter)Mediality of Comics: Coming Out and Coming of Age in Le bleu est une couleur chaude and La vie d’AdèleVéronique SinaChapter 10: Interview with Comics Creator Meags FitzgeraldIntermediality and Comics NarrativeChapter 11: The Space-Time Continuum in Two Dimensions: Intermedial Time in Comics —Barbara PostemaChapter 12: Movement in Word and Image: On Rhythm Inside the Panels —Jan BaetensChapter 13: Language as an Intermediary in Comics Creation —Paul Fisher DaviesChapter 14: Interview with Comics Creator Mélanie LeclercChapter 15: Conclusion: An Intermedial Approach to Comics —Nancy PedriContributorsIndex

Nancy Pedri is professor of English at Memorial University of Newfoundland and Labrador, where she has taught since 2006. She is an award-winning author and has published extensively in the fields of comics studies and word and image studies, including photography in literature. She is coeditor, with Silke Horstkotte, of Experiencing Visual Storyworlds: Focalization in Comics and author of A Concise Dictionary of Comics, the latter published by University Press of Mississippi.

• Comics and IntermedialityChapter 1: Introduction: Comics and IntermedialityKarine Abadie and Nancy PedriChapter 2: Beyond the Word/​Image Relation: Rethinking Comics Through Intermediality (and Intermediality Through Comics) —Nancy PedriChapter 3: Interview with Comics Creator Brian FiesIntermedial Spaces in ComicsChapter 4: Comics and Maps, Comics as Maps: Exploring Intermedial Connections and Metaphorical Interactions in Comic Book Cartographies —Giada PeterleChapter 5: Comics, Games, and Intermedial-Specific Analysis —Sarah ThorneChapter 6: Builtspaces, Intersectional Identities, and Comics —Frederick Luis AldamaChapter 7: Interview with Comics Creator Paul TuckerIntermediality in PracticeChapter 8: Paratextual Intermediality in the Comics of Chester Brown —Frederik Byrn KøhlertChapter 9: The Queer (Inter)Mediality of Comics: Coming Out and Coming of Age in Le bleu est une couleur chaude and La vie d’AdèleVéronique SinaChapter 10: Interview with Comics Creator Meags FitzgeraldIntermediality and Comics NarrativeChapter 11: The Space-Time Continuum in Two Dimensions: Intermedial Time in Comics —Barbara PostemaChapter 12: Movement in Word and Image: On Rhythm Inside the Panels —Jan BaetensChapter 13: Language as an Intermediary in Comics Creation —Paul Fisher DaviesChapter 14: Interview with Comics Creator Mélanie LeclercChapter 15: Conclusion: An Intermedial Approach to Comics —Nancy PedriContributorsIndex

Nancy Pedri is professor of English at Memorial University of Newfoundland and Labrador, where she has taught since 2006. She is an award-winning author and has published extensively in the fields of comics studies and word and image studies, including photography in literature. She is coeditor, with Silke Horstkotte, of Experiencing Visual Storyworlds: Focalization in Comics and author of A Concise Dictionary of Comics, the latter published by University Press of Mississippi.

• Comics and IntermedialityChapter 1: Introduction: Comics and IntermedialityKarine Abadie and Nancy PedriChapter 2: Beyond the Word/​Image Relation: Rethinking Comics Through Intermediality (and Intermediality Through Comics) —Nancy PedriChapter 3: Interview with Comics Creator Brian FiesIntermedial Spaces in ComicsChapter 4: Comics and Maps, Comics as Maps: Exploring Intermedial Connections and Metaphorical Interactions in Comic Book Cartographies —Giada PeterleChapter 5: Comics, Games, and Intermedial-Specific Analysis —Sarah ThorneChapter 6: Builtspaces, Intersectional Identities, and Comics —Frederick Luis AldamaChapter 7: Interview with Comics Creator Paul TuckerIntermediality in PracticeChapter 8: Paratextual Intermediality in the Comics of Chester Brown —Frederik Byrn KøhlertChapter 9: The Queer (Inter)Mediality of Comics: Coming Out and Coming of Age in Le bleu est une couleur chaude and La vie d’AdèleVéronique SinaChapter 10: Interview with Comics Creator Meags FitzgeraldIntermediality and Comics NarrativeChapter 11: The Space-Time Continuum in Two Dimensions: Intermedial Time in Comics —Barbara PostemaChapter 12: Movement in Word and Image: On Rhythm Inside the Panels —Jan BaetensChapter 13: Language as an Intermediary in Comics Creation —Paul Fisher DaviesChapter 14: Interview with Comics Creator Mélanie LeclercChapter 15: Conclusion: An Intermedial Approach to Comics —Nancy PedriContributorsIndex