Authorizing Superhero Comics

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Exploring the evolution of superhero comics in the U.S., this study highlights the conflicts between authorized producers and fans that shape the genre. It delves into storyworld-building, parody, and the role of collecting in preserving the genre's history while adapting to contemporary demands. By analyzing various forms of comic book communication, including letter columns and fanzines, the author provides a critical framework for understanding the superhero's enduring legacy, featuring iconic characters like Batman, Spider-Man, and Wonder Woman.