Aaron Stueve
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Location: Omaha, NE
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I write for Broken Frontier and Bluewater Productions--check out LEGEND OF ISIS!
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Aaron Stueve posted a lowdown: Superhero Comic Books Are Good Literature! Part 11: A Truly Nocturnal Superhero
Sep 8, 2011 at 10:11amNeil Gaiman’s Sandman introduces readers to a different type of superhero, one who follows none of the established rules, who is something more than a superhero, and one whose story stands firmly in the category of Good Literature.
5 months ago
Aaron Stueve posted a lowdown: Superhero Comic Books Are Good Literature! Part 10: The Dark Knight Returns is Still Relevant
Sep 1, 2011 at 5:00pmThe Dark Knight Returns proves itself an excellent story on many fronts. But really, how can we consider this story, about an old man who dons tights and fights clowns, be considered Good Literature?
5 months ago
Aaron Stueve posted a lowdown: Superhero Comic Books Are Good Literature! Part 9: The Dark Knight, A Complex Allegory
Aug 26, 2011 at 7:45amAllegories such as Batman: The Dark Knight Returns are commonly simple morality plays to one degree or another. The Dark Knight Returns maintains that morality play formula while simultaneously giving its readers unforgettable characters.
5 months ago
Aaron Stueve posted a lowdown: Superhero Comic Books Are Good Literature! Part 8: The Dark Knight Returns, an Allegory
Aug 19, 2011 at 5:00amPredominately, Batman: The Dark Knight Returns is a symbolic tale of an age and what it can do to a man. It is something like Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman...
6 months ago
Aaron Stueve posted a lowdown: Superhero Comic Books Are Good Literature! Part 7: The Dark Knight Returns
Aug 11, 2011 at 9:00amAt around the same time Alan Moore was weaving this dystopian yarn about superheroes, another man, Frank Miller, was doing the same thing and creating another piece of Good Literature.
6 months ago
Aaron Stueve posted a lowdown: Superhero Comic Books Are Good Literature! Part 6: The Power of Watchmen's Premise
Aug 4, 2011 at 5:05pmEnough with the characters in Watchmen, to prove this book is Good Literature, let’s look a little closer at the story.
6 months ago
Aaron Stueve posted a lowdown: Superhero Comic Books Are Good Literature! Part 5: I Really Can't Talk about Watchmen Enough
Jul 28, 2011 at 4:10pmIf you’ve been keeping up, you know that Watchmen gives readers characters that are well rounded and real. These characters (and the situations they find themselves in) create an end result that can be considered nothing more than Good Literature.
7 months ago
Aaron Stueve posted a lowdown: Superhero Comic Books Are Good Literature! Part 4: Still Watching You, Watchmen
Jul 13, 2011 at 3:47pmAaron Stueve continues his discussion of Watchmen and how it relates to his definition of Good Literature and zooms in on the roles of Ozymandias and Rorschach.
7 months ago
Aaron Stueve posted a lowdown: Superhero Comic Books Are Good Literature! Part 3: Watching the Watchmen
Jul 6, 2011 at 4:51pmMany comic book scholars, nerds, and shop owners alike feel the alpha and the omega of superhero comic books as Good Literature is Alan Moore’s masterpiece, Watchmen.
7 months ago
Aaron Stueve posted a lowdown: Superhero Comic Books are Good Literature! Part 2: A Disclaimer
Jun 28, 2011 at 5:30pmIf you agree with Aaron's definition of Good Literature from part one, it is probably clear to you that certain superhero comic books fit, quite snugly, on that highly vaunted shelf provided for the Canon of Good Literature.
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