- Whence the Muslim Superhero [Martin Lund and A. David Lewis]
- Niqab not Burqa: Reading the Veil in Marvel’s Dust [Nicholaus Pumphrey]
- “And, erm, religious stuff”: Islam, Liberalism, and the Limits of Tolerance in Stories of Faiza Hussain [Kevin Wanner]
- Kamala Kahn’s Superhero Burkini: Negotiating an Autonomous Position between Patriarchal Islamism, French Secularism, and Feminism [Chris Reyns-Chikuma and Désirée Lorenz]
- The Comics That Hate Produced: Representing the African-American Muslim Experience in DC Comics [Dwain C. Pruitt]
- Marked by Foreign Policy: Muslim Superheroes and their Quest for Authenticity [Mercedes Yanora]
- Superhero Comics from the Middle East: Tyranny of Genre? [Fredrik Strömberg]
- Hero and/or Villain? The 99 and the Hybrid Nature of Popular Culture’s Production of Islam [Ken Chitwood]
- Qahera Here and There: Navigating Contexts in the Translation of a Muslim Egyptian Superheroine [Aymon Kreil]
- Truth, Justice, and the Spiritual Way: Imam Ali as Muslim Super-hero [Hussein Rashid]
- From Book to Tool: Editorial Remarks [A. David Lewis and Martin Lund]
- Index
MIZAN SERIES


Mizan Series 1
Muslim Superheroes
Comics, Islam, and Representation
Product Details
PAPERBACK
$24.95 • £21.95 • €22.95
ISBN 9780674975941
Publication Date: 07/10/2017
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