Eva Van de Wiele
Biographic Data
| ID | 6845929 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Eva Van de Wiele |
| GIVEN NAMES | Eva |
| FAMILY NAME | Van de Wiele |
| SIGNATURE | VAN DE WIELE E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Antwerp |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5299-2599 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Domesticating American serial characters in European children’s comics magazines
This article explores the profound impact of American newspaper comics on the development of Italian comics by examining their transformative influence on the Italian children’s magazine, Corriere dei Piccoli. Focusing on the creative endeavours of Italian artists Attilio Mussino and Antonio Rubino, who drew inspiration from iconic American comic characters, this article illuminates their artistic adaptations. In 1911, Mussino crafted Gigi & Gige…
How the Golden Age of Children’s Literature Influenced Storytelling Powerhouse Disney
To Be a Dandelion
United in Times of War
Comics have built and maintained relationships with their readers over time, leading to what Martin Barker has called a “contract”. Roger Sabin, for instance, has demonstrated how the Ally Sloper’s Half Holliday papers of the nineteenth century fostered a sense of friendship with readers, who felt their opinions were being heard. Similarly, children’s magazines used reader interaction as an affective tool for marketing purposes and for political …
Growing up Graphic
Bak, M. A. (2020). Playful Visions
Optical devices and their domestic variants are housed in exhibition venues ranging from museums of cinema (such as the National Museum of Cinema in Turin) to toy museums (such as the Spielzeugmuseum in Nuremberg). My visit to that German toy museum this summer, while spending a research stay at the International Children’s Library in Munich, coincided with the reading of Meredith Bak’s Playful Visions. Her book reveals how optical toys fundament…
Girls in Comics
As the guest editors of this special issue of Girlhood Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal we invited comics and media scholars to discuss girlhood from the perspective of transnational and/or transmedia practices. These investigations avoid the trap Anita Harris warned us about in All about the Girl (2004) since they approach girlhood as a “constantly shifting” category, to use the words of Kristine Moruzi (2012: 191) rather than as a natural …
Three Girls and a German Comic Book Series
Thomas Wellmann. 2017. Nika, Lotte, Mangold! Kassel: Rotopol. Thomas Wellmann. 2021. Nika, Lotte, Mangold! Weiter geht's. Kassel: Rotopol. Thomas Wellmann. 2023. Nika, Lotte, Mangold! Immer was los! Kassel: Rotopol
Bringing Up Mischievous Strips
This article examines how the comic series The Katzenjammer Kids , created by Rudolph Dirks in 1897 and whose main characters are two wicked children, has been usually altered, modified, and reframed due to its publication in Spain and Italy. By using the concept of domestication and utilizing tools of the history and formal analysis of comics and the contextual studies used in iconography, we try to study the influence and the afterlife impact o…
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Bringing Up Mischievous Strips
This article examines how the comic series The Katzenjammer Kids , created by Rudolph Dirks in 1897 and whose main characters are two wicked children, has been usually altered, modified, and reframed due to its publication in Spain and Italy. By using the concept of domestication and utilizing tools of the history and formal analysis of comics and the contextual studies used in iconography, we try to study the influence and the afterlife impact o…
United in Times of War
Comics have built and maintained relationships with their readers over time, leading to what Martin Barker has called a “contract”. Roger Sabin, for instance, has demonstrated how the Ally Sloper’s Half Holliday papers of the nineteenth century fostered a sense of friendship with readers, who felt their opinions were being heard. Similarly, children’s magazines used reader interaction as an affective tool for marketing purposes and for political …
Growing up Graphic
Bak, M. A. (2020). Playful Visions
Optical devices and their domestic variants are housed in exhibition venues ranging from museums of cinema (such as the National Museum of Cinema in Turin) to toy museums (such as the Spielzeugmuseum in Nuremberg). My visit to that German toy museum this summer, while spending a research stay at the International Children’s Library in Munich, coincided with the reading of Meredith Bak’s Playful Visions. Her book reveals how optical toys fundament…
Girls in Comics
As the guest editors of this special issue of Girlhood Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal we invited comics and media scholars to discuss girlhood from the perspective of transnational and/or transmedia practices. These investigations avoid the trap Anita Harris warned us about in All about the Girl (2004) since they approach girlhood as a “constantly shifting” category, to use the words of Kristine Moruzi (2012: 191) rather than as a natural …
Three Girls and a German Comic Book Series
Thomas Wellmann. 2017. Nika, Lotte, Mangold! Kassel: Rotopol. Thomas Wellmann. 2021. Nika, Lotte, Mangold! Weiter geht's. Kassel: Rotopol. Thomas Wellmann. 2023. Nika, Lotte, Mangold! Immer was los! Kassel: Rotopol
Domesticating American serial characters in European children’s comics magazines
This article explores the profound impact of American newspaper comics on the development of Italian comics by examining their transformative influence on the Italian children’s magazine, Corriere dei Piccoli. Focusing on the creative endeavours of Italian artists Attilio Mussino and Antonio Rubino, who drew inspiration from iconic American comic characters, this article illuminates their artistic adaptations. In 1911, Mussino crafted Gigi & Gige…
How the Golden Age of Children’s Literature Influenced Storytelling Powerhouse Disney
To Be a Dandelion
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