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----------------------------------------------------- Racism. Abel / William Harms and Mark Bloodworth ; afterword by Rachel Pollack. -- San Francisco, CA : AiT/PlanetLar, 2002. -- 1 v. : ill. ; 26 cm. -- "Set in the small town of Friend, Nebraska during World War II, Abel is the story of racism, betrayal, and murder. At the center is thirteen year old John Vitosh, a lonely boy who lives under the constant violence and torment of his older brother Philip. Bullied and isolated, young John is taken under the wing of Mar, a Chinese man-servant for the wealthy Mr. Harrison, but theirs is a friendship which threatens not only to rip apart the Vitosh family, but the entire community of Friend as well." -- Alternative genre. -- Call no.: PN6727.B57A83 2002 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. After Dark Anywhere U.S. of A. -- ca. 2000. -- 12 p. : ill. ; 22 cm. -- "Anger by M@ce". -- Summary: A Black man is killed by White supremacists, and his spirit returns for revenge. -- Alternative genre, about racism. -- Call no.: PN6727.M2635A34 2000z ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. "The Battle over 'Jericho' : The Controversy Surrounding Teen Titans #20" p. 58-60 in Comic Book Artist, no. 1 (Spring 1998). -- A story on bigotry and racism was written and drawn but not published. -- Contents page title: The Battle for "Jericho." -- Call no.: PN6700.C58no.1 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. Bill Mauldin Says. -- New York : Distributed by The Writers' Board, 1945?. -- 8 p. : ill., port. ; 20 cm. -- Summary: About racism: "Mauldin says bigotry at home mocks sacrifices of soldiers. Cartoonist feels we may have won only battles, not the war to crush hate, intolerance; urges remembrance of what heroes died for." -- Call no.: E184.A1 M335 1945 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. "Blair's No Racist" p. 34-35 in The Comics Journal, no. 136 (July 1990). -- Letter on Ripper, and Barry Blair. -- Data from Pete Coogan. -- Call no.: PN6700.C62no.136 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. Blue / Pat Grant. -- Artarmon, N.S.W. : Giramondo Publishing, 2012? -- 1 v. : col. ill. (blue and black) ; 18 x 25 cm. -- Summary (paraphrased from amazon.com by SkyRiver): Blue is the debut graphic novel of Australian cartoonist Pat Grant. Part autobiography, part science fiction, Blue is the story of three spotty teenagers who skip school to go surfing, only to end up investigating rumors of a dead body in their beach town. At a deeper level, it is an exploration into Australia's acceptance and resentment at migrant culture, territorialism and casual racism through the eyes of these three adolescents in a partly fictional town named Bolton. -- "This comic is for grown-ups". -- Alternative genre. -- Call no.: PN6790.A83 G72B55 2012 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. "Cartoon was Racist" / Duane L. Allen. p. 12A in the Lansing State Journal, Dec. 21, 2000. -- Letter to the editor about an editorial cartoon printed Dec. 14, 2000. -- Call no.: NC1320.S35 2001 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. Comics für Afrika : deutschsprachige Comickünstler zeichnen für Afrika. -- Dormagen, West Germany : Edition Quasimodo, 1986. -- 96 p. : ill. ; 31 cm. -- Compiled by Klaus Bogdon. -- Comics about imperialism, racism, and the colonization of Africa. -- Call no.: DT4.C59 1986 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. "Conflict!" / art by Eugene Colan ; script by Archie Goodwin ; lettering by Ben Oda. p. 5-11 in Blazing Combat, no. 4 (July 1966) ; reprinted in Blazing Combat : Vietnam and Korea, no. 2 (Nov. 1993). -- "Amid the fiery action in Viet-Nam, an older more deadly clash emerges." -- Story about racism among U.S. soldiers. -- Lettering credit from 1993 reprint. -- Call no.: PN6728.3.W3B55no.4 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. "Darts 'n' Laurels to Journal Politics" / Gavin Burrows. p. 5-6 in The Comics Journal, no. 145 (Oct. 1991) -- (Blood & Thunder) -- Letter on racism and ultra-violence in popular culture. k. Racism. k. Ultra-Violence. k. Violence. I. Burrows, Gavin. Call no.: PN6700.C62no.145 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. Det er ikke farven det kommer an på . . . / Hoviv ; på dansk ved Jens Peder Agger. -- Copenhagen : Bogfabrikken, 1987. -- 48 p. : ill. ; 17 cm. -- Translation of: Français sont tous beurés. 1. French comics. 2. Danish comics. 3. Racism--Comic books, strips, etc. I. Hoviv. II. Agger, Jens Peder. III. Français sont tous beurés. Danish. IV. Bogfabrikken. Call no.: PN6747.H68F719 1988 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. "Do You Think that Other Symbols of Official Racism, like Segregation and Discrimination, Should Have Been Left Up to the People of South Carolina?"* (Doonesbury, Feb. 16, 2000) / G.B. Trudeau. -- Summary: Duke defends his position on the confederate flag. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "racism" ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. "An Elbonian Start-up Invented a New Kind of Computer Mouse"* (Dilbert, Nov. 19, 2015) / by Scott Adams. -- Summary: Dick from the Internet accuses Dilbert of racism for comparing Elbonians to mice. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "racism" ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. "Getting in Touch with my Inner Racist" / by Art Spiegelman. -- p. 52-53 in Mother Jones, v. 22, no. 5 (Sept./Oct. 1997). -- Cover title: Am I A Racist? -- Call no.: AP2.M79193v.22no.5 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. Haiku that's Black and Blue : by Henrietta, too / Georgeen d'Haillecourt. -- St. Louis, MI : G. d'Haillecourt, 1993. -- 24 p. : ill. ; 14 x 21 cm. -- Poems against racism illustrated in comic art style. -- Call no.: PS3554.H3H33 1993 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. Here Comes Whiteman / art work & story by John Patler. -- Dallas, Tex. : ANP-Dallas, 1965? -- 8 p. : ill. ; 29 cm. -- A white supremacist comic book. -- The author was associated with the American Nazi Party, founded by George Lincoln Rockwell. Patler assassinated Rockwell in August of 1967. -- Antisemitism and racism, about Jews and African Americans. -- Superhero genre. -- Call no.: DS145.A56 1965 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. "I Am A Dog" (Justin Green's Theater of Cruelty) 1 p. in Bijou Funnies, no. 6 (1971). -- An incident illustrating racism in Tunisia, "a true story." -- Call no.: PN6728.45.K5B45no.6 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. "I am Curious (Black)!" (Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane) / script, Robert Kanigher ; pencils, Werner Roth ; inks, Vince Colletta. 14 p. in Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane, no. 106 (Nov. 1970). -- Summary: For an assignment on Metropolis's Black community, Little Africa, Lois gets dark skin for 24 hours, and learns about racism. -- Call no.: PN6728.2.N3S78no.106 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. "I Won't Condemn it as a Symbol of Racism, I'll Condemn It as a Symbol of Losing!"* (Doonesbury, Feb. 19, 2000) / G.B. Trudeau. -- Summary: Duke struggles with the issue of the confederate flag. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "racism" ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. "If What He Said was True, How Could It Be Racist?* (Denver Square, Nov.? 2005) / by Ed Stein. -- Summary: Sam and Willie talk about black football players, and coach Fisher DeBerry of the Air Force Academy. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "racism" ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. Index entry (p. 143) in Adult Manga: Culture and Power in Contemporary Japanese Society, by Sharon Kinsella (University of Hawai'i Press, 2000). -- Call no.: PN6790.J3K56 2000 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. Index entry (p. 137-142) in Comic Book Nation / Bradford W. Wright (Baltimore : Johns Hopkins University Press, 2001). -- Call no.: PN6725.W69 2001 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. Index entry (p. 80) in Comic Book Rebels / ed. by S. Wiater and S.R. Bissette. New York : D.I. Fine, 1993. Call no.: PN6725.C69 1993 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. Index entry (p. 97, 114, 116) in Comic Books and America, 1945-1954 / by W. Savage (Norman : University of Oklahoma Press, 1990) Call no.: PN6725.S33 1990 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. Index entry (p. 50, 125, 148) in The Great Women Superheroes / Trina Robbins (Northampton, Mass. : Kitchen Sink Press, 1996) Call no.: PN6725.R59 1996 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. Index entry (p. 211) in History of the Comic Strip, v. 2 / by David Kunzle (Berkeley, Calif. : University of California Press, 1990) Call no.: PN6710f.K85v.2 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. Index entry (p. 62, 117, 130, 193, 198-201) in A History of Underground Comics / by Mark James Estren. 3rd ed. (Berkeley, Calif. : Ronin, 1993). Call no.: PN6725.E75 1993 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. Index entry (p. 25, 43) in Manga: an Anthology of Global and Cultural Perspectives, ed. by Toni Johnson-Woods (Continuum, 2010). -- Call no.: PN6790.J3M265 2010 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. Index entry (p. 107-108) in Marvel : Five Fabulous Decades of the World's Greatest Comics, by Les Daniels (New York : H.N. Abrams, 1991). Call no.: PN6725.D25 1991 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. Index entry (p. 190, 191, 210, 229, 236-237, 252, 334) to Principes des Littératures Dessinées / Harry Morgan (Angoulême : Editions de l'An 2, 2003). -- Call no.: PN6710.M57 2003 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. Index entry (p. 116-117, 222, 256-257) in Pulp Demons: International Dimensions of the Postwar Anti-Comics Campaign, ed. by John A. Lent (Madison, N.J. : Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, 1999). -- Call no.: PN6710.P85 1999 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. Index entry (p. 9, 31-32, 100-105, 293, 309, 336, 358) to Seduction of the Innocent, by Frederic Wertham (New York : Rinehart, 1954). Call no.: HQ784.C6W4 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. Index entry (p. 85, 106-107) in Die Welt der Comics : Probleme einer primitiven Literaturform / Alfred Clemens Baumgärtner. -- 5. Aufl. -- (Bochum : F. Kamp, 1972). -- Call no.: NC1355.B34 1972 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. Lowell Thompson's White Folks Funny? Book. -- L. Thompson, 1999. -- 80 p. : ill. ; 13 cm. -- Includes bibliographical references (p. 78-79). -- Quotes and cartoons on racism in the U.S. -- Call no.: E185.615.T577 1999 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. The Magical Life of Long Tack Sam : an Illustrated Memoir / Ann Marie Fleming. -- New York : Riverhead, 2007. -- 170 p. : col. ill. ; 23 cm. -- Includes bibliographical references (p. 168-170). -- "Chinese acrobat and magician Long Tack Sam overcame isolationism, poverty, cultural and linguistic barriers, extreme racism, and world wars to become one of the most successful vaudeville acts of his time. So why don't we know anything about him? His great-granddaughter, Ann Marie Fleming, has traveled the globe to find out why. The result is a stunning visual portrait of one man's fascinating life, drawn from anecdotes and memories from friends, family, acrobats, and magicians, and interwoven with gorgeous archival material. A richly textured illustrated memoir, The Magical Life of Long Tack Sam is also a celebration of Long Tack Sam's magic and art, and a prismatic tour through the twentieth century." -- Biographical genre. -- Call no.: GV1545.L66F54 2007 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. Martin Luther King Jr. : Let Freedom Ring / script, Michael Teitelbaum & Lewis Helfand ; edits, Suparna Deb & Aditi Ray ; line art, Naresh Kumar ; color, Vijay Sharma & Pradeep Sherawat. -- New Delhi, India : Kalyani Navyug Media, 2012. -- 85 p. : col. ill. ; 26 cm. -- (Campfire Heroes) -- With fold-out chart: "From Chains to Freedom, Black Emancipation in America - A Timeline." -- Summary (from SkyRiver): The life of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. is traced from birth and childhood to his death. He experienced racism and discrimination in the South and experienced integration for the first time upon visiting Hartford, Connecticut, in the East while in college. His disdain for racism and segregation inspired him to lead a crusade for racial integration and equality. Dr. King sought economic equality towards the end of his life. -- Biographical genre. -- Call no.: PN6790 .I53 K8M33 2012 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. My Brain is Hanging Upside Down / David Heatley. -- New York : Pantheon Books, 2008. -- 1 v. : ill. (some col.) ; 32 cm. -- "Graphic memoir, adults only!" -- "Portions of this book originally appeared in slightly different form in Deadpan, Mome, and McSweeney's #13, and in the collections: The Best American Comics, 2006, 2007, and Kramer's Ergot #5." -- Summary (from SkyRiver): Cartoonist David Heatley details his life in five graphically illustrated threads, and describes his history of sexual encounters, his thoughts on racism, his parents, and other related topics. -- Autobiographical genre. -- Call no.: PN6727.H365M9 2008 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. "Not Wanting a Lizard in my House is Not Racism!" (The Family Circus, July 20, 1998) / Bil Keane. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "racism" ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. "Our Guest is Part of the White, Hetero, Homophobic, Patriarchal, Sexist, Bigoted, Racist, Whacko..." (Berry's World, 1992) -- Summary: A male speaker is being introduced by a woman. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "homophobia" ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. Prejudice / illustrated by Morrie Turner ; written by Jacqueline Low ; series author Yves Jacot. -- Belmont, Calif. : Fearon, 1972. -- 32 p. : ill. ; 26 cm. -- (Willis and His Friends) 1. Racism--Comic books, strips, etc. 2 Prejudices--Comic books, strips, etc. I. Turner, Morrie. II. Low, Jacqueline. III. Jacot, Yves. III. Series. Call no.: PN6728.25.F4P7 1972 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. "Q.E.D.!" p. 6-7 in Ein Fest für Rudi / Peter Puck. -- Summary (by M. Harbeck): Quod Erat Demonstrandum. Plays with stereotypes in German society, referring to racism, neo-nazism, youth culture, minorities, certain occupations, machismo, smokers and flirting behavior. -- Call no. PN6757.P77 F4 2006 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. Racist Cartoons : sample file. -- 1 portfolio : ill. ; 25 x 38 cm. -- Collected at Michigan State University in the Russel B. Nye Popular Culture Collection's Popular Culture Vertical File (PCVF). -- Call no.: PCVF COMICS "Racist cartoons" ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. "Reality Break" (letter) / Scott Russo. p. 2-3 in The Comics Journal, no. 165 (Jan. 1994) -- (Blood and Thunder) -- On Racism in the comics community, and experience at the School of Visual Arts. 1. Racism. 2. School of Visual Arts. I. Russo, Scott. Call no.: PN6700.C62no.165 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. "Shoot-Out at the Hollywood Ranch Market" (Wildroot) / Rich Chidlaw. 6 p. in Cocaine Comix, no. 1 (1975). -- Homophobic and racist stereotypes. -- Call no.: PN6728.45.L3C55no.1 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. The Silence of Our Friends : the Civil Rights Struggle was Never Black and White / written by Mark Long & Jim Demonakos ; art by Nate Powell. -- New York : First Second, 2012. -- 198 p. : ill. ; 22 cm. -- Summary (from SkyRiver): This semi-autobiographical tale is set in 1968 Texas, against the backdrop of the fight for civil rights. A white family from a notoriously racist neighborhood in the suburbs and a black family from its poorest ward cross Houston's color line, overcoming humiliation, degradation, and violence to win the freedom of five black college students unjustly charged with the murder of a policeman. -- Historical genre. -- Call no.: PN6727.P66S5 2012 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. "Some of My Former Best Friends Are..."* (Tank McNamara, Feb. 18, 2000) / by Millar-Hinds. -- Summary: John Rocker is talking about not being a racist. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "racism" ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. Spaceman Dead. vol. 1. -- Los Angeles : David Ivy, Jared Sams and Dale Estabaya, 2012. -- 24 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. -- Publishing information from Libros Latinos website. -- Alternative genre, about racism. -- Call no.: PN6728.55 .I9S63 2012 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. "That's ChairPERSON!" / Bill Fishman. p. 2-3 in The Comics Journal, no. 162 (Oct. 1993) -- (Blood & Thunder) -- Letter on racism. -- Call no.: PN6700.C62no.162 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. "There Are No Master Races" 7 p. in True Comics, no. 39 (Oct. 1944) -- Based on the pamphlet, The Races of Mankind, by Ruth Benedict and Gene Weltfish. 1. Racism--Comic books, strips, etc. I. Benedict, Ruth. II. Weltfish, Gene. III. The Races of Mankind. k. Master race. Call no.: PN6728.1.P3T7no.39 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism. What? Me? A Racist? -- Luxembourg : European Commission, Office for Official Publications of the European Communities, 1998. -- 31 p. : ill. ; 30 cm. -- Includes bibliographical references (p. 31). -- Genre: Educational. -- Call no.: D1056.W47 1998 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism and comic books. Index entry (p. 29, 94-95, 147) in Seal of Approval, the History of the Comics Code, by A. Kiste Nyberg (Jackson, Miss. : University Press of Mississippi, 1998). -- Call no.: PN6725.N953 1998 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism, Blindness, Religion and Homophobia. "Just Because" / by Roberta Gregory. 3 p. in Gay Comix, no. 5 (1984) -- On religion, homophobia, racism and blindness. I. Gregory, Roberta. k. Religion, Homophobia, Racism and Blindness. k. Homophobia, Racism, Blindness and Religion. k. Racism, Blindness, Religion and Homophobia. k. Blindness, Religion, Homophobia and Racism. Call no.: PN6728.45.K5G3no.5 ----------------------------------------------------- Racism, Gay Politics, and Coming of Age in Howard Cruse's Stuck Rubber Baby. "'Can't Leave Me Behind': Racism, Gay Politics, and Coming of Age in Howard Cruse's Stuck Rubber Baby" / Simon Dickel. p. 617-636 in American Comic Books and Graphic Novels (Heidelberg : Universitätsverlag Winter, 2011). -- (Amerikastudien. American Studies ; v. 56, no. 4) -- Call no.: PN6725.A52 2011 -----------------------------------------------------
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Racism in Comic Books, Strips, Etc.
"A Propos du Racisme" / Dominique Labesse. p. 45-48 in
"L'Univers de Tintin" p. 38-63 of Schtroumpf : les Cahiers
de la Bande Dessinée, no. 14/15 (1978) -- (Spécial Hergé,
nouv. éd.) -- Illustrated article explores racism in the
Tintin stories. -- Call no.: PN6745.S37no.14/15
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Racism in Comic Books, Strips, Etc.
"The Boondocks Debate Continues" sect. 5, p. 1 and 8 in The
Chicago Tribune, June 4, 1999. Letters to the editor on
racism, Aaron McGruder and Boondocks, from Lamont Thompson,
Patrick Judycki, Gary Grant, Morris E. Robinson Jr., Rich
Strohbeck, T. Diane Slatton, Larry Adkison, Michael L.
Johnson, Andrew Kupczak, and Regina Tholmer. -- Call no.:
PN6710.S35 1999
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Racism in Comic Books, Strips, Etc.
Céline, Hergé et l'Affaire Haddock / Emile Brami. -- Paris
: Ecriture, 2004. -- 122 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. -- Includes
bibliographical references (p. 115-118) and index. -- A
comparative work focusing on invective and racism. -- Call
no.: PQ2607.E834Z597 2004
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Racism in Comic Books, Strips, Etc.
"Does Your Mother Know You Use Language Like This?" / Ryan
S. Mita. p. 5-6 in The Comics Journal, no. 258 (Feb. 2004).
-- (Blood and Thunder) -- Response to the article on Leo
Bachle in The Comics Journal, no. 255, objecting to racist
depictions of the Japanese, with a response by Michael
Dean. -- Call no.: PN6700.C62no.258
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Racism in Comic Books, Strips, Etc.
"For the Record" / Kip Omolade. p. 9 in The Comics Journal,
no. 167 (Apr. 1994) -- Letter on racism in comics.
1. Racism in comics. 2. African Americans in comic books,
strips, etc. I. Omolade, Kip. Call no.: PN6700.C62no.167
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Racism in Comic Books, Strips, Etc.
"Gasoline Alley is Charged with Racism : Storyline Altered"
p. 27 in The Comics Journal, no. 146 (Nov 1991) --
(Newswatch)
1. Gasoline Alley. 2. Scancarelli, Jim. 3. Asian people in
comic books, strips, etc. 3. Racism in comic books, strips,
etc. Call no.: PN6700.C62no.146
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Racism in Comic Books, Strips, Etc.
"Hard Racism and Soft Stalinism" / Tadeusz Tietze. p. 32-34
in The Comics Journal, no. 142 (June 1991) -- Letter.
1. Racism in comic books, strips, etc. 2. Vietnamese
Conflict, 1961-1975 in comic books, strips, etc. 3.
Communism. I. Tietze, Tadeusz. Call no.: PN6700.C62no.142
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Racism in Comic Books, Strips, Etc.
"Here's a Brick for You" : the Representation of Blacks in
Mainstream Newspaper Comic Strips from 1890 to 1945 / by
Valarie J. Moses. -- ca. 260 leaves : ill. ; 28 cm. --
Thesis (Bachelor of Arts with Honors), Harvard College,
1991. -- Includes bibliographical references (leaves
109-113). -- Call no.: PN6725.M593 1991
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Racism in Comic Books, Strips, Etc.
"The Image of Blacks (African Americans) in Underground
Comics : New Liberal Agenda or Same Racist Stereotypes?" /
William H. Foster III. p. 168-187 in International Journal
of Comic Art, v. 4, no. 2 (Fall 2002). -- Call no.:
PN6700.I54v.4no.2
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Racisim in Comic Books, Strips, Etc.
Rechtsextremismus, Rassismus und Antisemitismus in Comics /
Ralf Palandt (Hrsg.). -- Berlin : Archiv der
Jugendkulturen, 2011. -- 450 p. : col. ill. ; 29 cm. --
Chiefly papers of the Tagung Rechtsextremismus, Rassismus
und Antisemitismus in Comics held in March 2010 and
organized by the Archiv der Jugendkulturen and the
Evangelische Akademie Bad Boll. -- Includes bibliographical
references. -- Texts in several languages. -- Call no.:
PN6702.T34 2010
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Racism in comics industry.
"Comics' Future" / Phil Yeh. p. 11-12 in The Comics
Journal, no. 169 (July 1994) -- (Blood & Thunder) -- Letter
on racism and the need for diversity in comics.
k. Racism. k. Diversity. I. Yeh, Phil. Call no.:
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"Racist" 2 p. in Yellow Dog Comics, no. 23 (1972). -- Silent
strip. -- Call no.: PN6728.45.P7Y4no.23
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Racist Caricatures.
SS-Action Group Cartoons* -- Dearborn Heights, MI :
SS-Action Group, 1980s?. -- 3 sheets : ill. ; 22 x 14 cm &
28 x 22 cm. -- Racist caricatures of Jews and Blacks. --
Contents: Warning : the "deader" the better ; My group had
25% few cavities with Crust ; Official runnin' Nigger
target. -- Call no.: E184.S66 1980z
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Racist Cartoons : sample file. -- 1 portfolio : ill. ; 25 x 38
cm. -- Collected at Michigan State University in the Russel
B. Nye Popular Culture Collection's Popular Culture
Vertical File (PCVF). -- Call no.: PCVF COMICS "Racist
cartoons"
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Racist College Fraternities.
"Apartheid House" / by Lloyd Dangle. p. 29-32 in Buzzard,
no. 1 (1990). -- About a racist college fraternity. -- Call
no.: PN6728.6.C33B85no.1
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Racist Comics.
"Spin Controlling Racist Comics" p. 5-6 (Comics Journal
#134 February 1990) Ripper -- Data from Pete Coogan.
1. Ripper. I. Groth, Gary. k. Racist Comics. Call no.:
PN6700.C62no.134
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Racist images of African Americans.
Index entry (p. 37, 54) in Comic Book Nation / Bradford W.
Wright (Baltimore : Johns Hopkins University Press, 2001).
-- Call no.: PN6725.W69 2001
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"Racist Murder as Entertainment" / Robert Boyd. p. 3-4 in The
Comics Journal, no. 134 (Feb. 1990). -- Editorial
concerning Ripper. -- Data from Pete Coogan. -- Call no.:
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"Racist Pig Comix" / Skip Williamson. 1 p. in Bijou Funnies,
no. 3 (1969). -- Call no.: PN6728.45.K5B45no.3
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Racist Senators.
Stormwatch : Team Achilles. 2 / writer, Micah Ian Wright ;
artists, Mark Texeira, et al. ; inkers, Sal Regla, Bill
Sienkiewicz ; colors, Jeromy Cox with Joel Benjamin. -- La
Jolla, CA : WildStorm Productions, 2003. -- 176 p. : ill. ;
26 cm. -- "Originally published in single magazine form as
Stormwatch #7-11, Eye of the storm annual #1." -- Summary
(from SkyRiver): Equipped with high-tech weapons and
scientific gadgets, Team Achilles is a band of expertly
trained human operatives that police the growing number of
dangerous super-humans. Specialists in weapons, combat, and
technology, they employ deadly techniques to protect the
world against powerful renegade beings. In this
hard-hitting book, the team loses one of their own as they
take on a power-mad, racist senator, a reality-warping
metahuman, and a group of super-powered bank robbers. --
Superhero genre. -- Call no.: PN6728.S76535T42 2003
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"Racist TV" 1/2 p. text in Corporate Crime, no. 1 (July 1977).
-- Call no.: PN6728.45.K5C6no.1
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"Racists? You Mean Proud Heritage Buffs?"* (Doonesbury, Feb.
18, 2000) / by Garry Trudeau. -- Summary: Duke struggles
with the issue of the confederate flag, which both Bush and
McCain have ducked. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "racism"
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"The Rack! : The Action #1 of Comic Book Stands" / by Don
Phelps. p. 50-51 in Comic Book Marketplace, no. 15 (July
1992) -- Shows and describes a folding 7-compartment retail
stand from 1939. -- Call no.: PN6714.C632no.15
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Rack & Pain. -- Milwaukie, OR : Dark Horse Comics, 1994. --
col. ill. ; 26 cm. -- Complete in 4 nos. -- Superhero and
horror genres. -- LIBRARY HAS: no. 1. -- Call no.:
PN6728.6.D34R27 1994
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Rack & Pain : Killers. -- Scottsdale, AZ : Chaos! Comics,
1996-1997. -- col. ill. ; 26 cm. -- Complete in 4 nos. --
Superhero and horror genres. -- LIBRARY HAS: no. 1-4. --
Call no.: PN6728.6.C47K5 1996
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Rack & Pain--Miscellanea.
Entry (p. 451) in The Slings and Arrows Comic Guide, Frank
Plowright, ed. (London : Aurum Press, 1997). -- "Reviews
and analyses." -- Call no.: PN6707.S55 1997
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Rackeet, Abacus.
Entry (p. 156) in Wonder Woman : The Encyclopedia of Comic
Book Heroes, v. 2, by Michael Fleisher (New York : Collier
Books, 1976). -- Call no.: PN6725.F5v.2
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Racket Ball.
The Blank in the Comics strip collection includes a file of
one or more daily comic strips related to this keyword or
topic. Call no.: PN6726 f.B55
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"Racket Buster!" 5 p. in Crazy, no. 5 (Apr. 1954). -- Begins:
"This story is brought to you as a public service! Every
year con men and swindlers steal $999,999,999.13 from dumb
people! Now, watch how easy Hacket Duster, racket buster,
handles Dippy the Dupe." -- Call no.: PN6728.2.M3C67no.5
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The Racket Buster.
Dick Tracy the Racket Buster / by Chester Gould. -- Very
limited ed. reprint. -- Long Beach, CA : T. Raiola, 1982.
-- 72 p. : ill. 29 cm. -- A reprint of Four Color no. 8
from 1940; consists of newspaper strips from 1938 and 1939.
1. Detective and mystery comic books, strips, etc. I.
Gould, Chester. II. The Racket Buster. III. Four Color ;
no. 8. IV. Raiola, Tony. Call no.: PN6728.D5R3 1982
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Racket Buster.
Kerry Drake Racket Buster [microform] -- St. Louis, Mo. :
Harvey, 1952. -- col. ill. ; 26 cm. -- Published no. 32
(June 1952) - no. 33 (Aug. 1952) -- Continues: Kerry Drake
Detective Cases. -- Microfilm. St. Clair Shores, Mich. : J.
Bails. 16 mm. -- (Jerry Bails Microfilm Library of Comic
Art) -- LIBRARY HAS: no. 32-33.
1. Detective and mystery comic books, strips, etc. 2.
Organized Crime--Comic books, strips, etc. I. Racket
Buster. II. Series. III. Harvey. Call no.: Film 15791,
r.237
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Racket Busters.
Green Hornet Comics. -- New York : Helnit, 1940-1949. --
col. ill. ; 26 cm. -- Published no. 1 (Dec. 1940) - no. 47
(Sept. 1949). -- Superhero. -- Title of issue 44 is: Green
Hornet Racket Buster. -- LIBRARY HAS: no. 44 (1949). --
Call no.: PN6728.1.H6G7
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Racket Busters.
Green Hornet Comics [microform] -- New York : Helnit,
1940-1949. -- col. ill. ; 26 cm. -- Published no. 1 (Dec.
1940) - no. 47 (Sept. 1949). -- Other title of no. 44:
Green Hornet Racket Buster. -- Microfilm. St. Clair Shores,
Mich. : J. Bails. -- positive ; 16 mm. -- (Jerry Bails
Microfilm Library of Comic Art) -- Genre: Superhero. --
LIBRARY HAS: no. 1-47 (1940-1949). -- Distribution on
reels:
no. 1-10: r. 133
no. 11-15: r. 132
no. 16-25: r. 133
no. 26-30: r. 189
no. 31-35: r. 195
no. 36-41: r. 189
no. 42-46: r. 191
no. 47: r. 10
-- Film 15791
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"Racket on Delivery" (Superman) 13 p. in Superman, no. 16
(May/June 1942). -- Call no.: PN6728.1.N3S8no.16
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Racket-Ridden Cities.
"The Vicious Vendetta Massacre" 7 p. in Crime Does Not Pay,
no. 109 (Apr. 1952). -- Begins: "During the bootleg era
blood ran through the streets of the racket-ridden cities
like red wine. It was a time of sudden death and
unexplained murders. But one motive loomed monstrously
above all others: Greed and profit, the easy dollar. Roll
them together and you got killing-for-money. But the story
of the Varcossi mob was a different tale altogether. Out of
a nightmarish past of the middle ages came the impulse for
vengeance that spanned the chasm of forgotten years." --
Call no.: PN6728.1.G55S5no.109
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Racket RumbaRacket Rumba / Loro. -- Syracuse, NY : Flying Buttress, 1977. -- 50 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. -- Stories featuring private eye Abe Doplelaple. -- Call no.: PN6747.L65R313 1977"The Private Eye" p. 7-12 -- Summary: Abe Doplelaple is a private eye in New York City, who drinks a case of bourbon every day. A client comes into his office with a piece of cheese, and tells Abe to keep it safe because it contains an important nipple somehow connected with the Bolsheviks. The prospective client dies and is disposed of, and another comes in looking for a nipple that she inherited from her father, which has been stolen by her husband. Both Abe and the new client are kidnapped by a gang looking for "Baby Potemkin's Teat." Abe and the woman are tied before an advancing buzz saw, and Abe tells her not to worry. After she has been cut to bits, Abe tells them the teat is in a cheese on his desk. It's not there, but the police arrive on time to save Abe. "Requiem for Abe" p. 13-22 -- Summary: Abe Doplelaple is hired to look for a pair of suspenders, yellow with green butterflies. A client lost them in a whorehouse, and now he is being blackmailed. Abe checks all the rooms, and finally finds a despairing woman named Sadie trying to hang herself with them. The owner of the house has been collecting all kinds of intimate apparel from important men so that she can use blackmail to control the city. Abe gets his feet set in a tub of cement, but the police arrive in time to save him. Abe hires Sadie as a secretary. "Racket Rumba" p. 23-37 -- Summary: Dolores Corazon, the last witness against Rudy Toccata, comes to Abe Doplelaple for protection. She also wants to recover the proof that she has against Toccata, which is on a medal hidden in a bottle at the Livid Slug night club. After getting the medal, Abe and Dolores find themselves trapped in the club. The police arrive, and with winks exchanged Dolores and Abe are turned over to them. The police have them in an alley ready for execution, when a higher-ranking policeman comes and rescues them, tipped off by Sadie, Abe's secretary. Sadie is jealous of Dolores, and spoils a date that Abe had planned. "Got a Job for You" p. 38-41 -- Summary: Sweet Delice has a job as an "artistic dancer," and Abe sees her thrown out of her place of work without any clothes. She says she refused to do overtime, and they fired her without her back pay of $300. Abe decides to help. He goes into the club and gets thrown out as well, but with the money. "Ze Malted Bourbon" p. 42-50 -- Summary: Abe's bourbon delivery is late, and he finds the delivery man on the sidewalk, dying. The police accuse him of having a part in the murder. Abe is then hired by a client who says she thinks her hired delivery men are drinking on the job. It turns out she is hiring men to steal the bourbon from her own company to get insurance money. This summary is from European Comics in English
Translation (Jefferson, NC : McFarland & Company, 2002).
Used with permission. |
----------------------------------------------------- Racket Squad. Detective Higgins of the Racket Squad / by Millard Thacksen ; illustrated by Herbert Anderson. -- Racine, Wis. : Whitman, 1938. -- 424 p. : ill. ; 12 cm. -- (The Better Little Book ; 1484) 1. Detective and mystery comic books, strips, etc. I. Thacksen, Millard. II. Anderson, Herbert. III. Racket Squad. IV. Series. Call no.: PN6728.W47D43 1938 ----------------------------------------------------- Racket Squad in Action. -- Derby, Conn. : Law and Order Magazines, 1952-1958. -- col. ill. ; 26 cm. -- Published no. 1 (May-June 1952) - no. 29 (Mar. 1958). -- Later issues published by Charlton Comics Group. -- Detective genre. -- LIBRARY HAS: no. 24, 26, 29 (1957-1958). -- Call no.: PN6728.2.C47R3 ----------------------------------------------------- Racket Squad in Action--Miscellanea. Index entry (p. 26, 143) in Masters of the Imagination / Mike Benton (Dallas, TX : Taylor, 1994). -- Call no.: NC1305.B46 1994 ----------------------------------------------------- The Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act. "Zealous Feds : The Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act" p. 17-21 in The Comics Journal, no. 133 (Dec. 1989). -- About censorship. -- Data from Pete Coogan. -- Call no.: PN6700.C62no.133 ----------------------------------------------------- "The Racketeer of Magic!" (Wonder Woman) / by Charles Moulton, H.G. Peter. 12 p. in Wonder Woman, no. 31 (Sept./Oct. 1948). -- Call no.: PN6728.1.N3W6 no.31 -----------------------------------------------------
RacketeersSee also |
----------------------------------------------------- "Racketeers!"* (Phantom Falcon) / by Cliff Dubois ; Frank Fermonetti, art. 6 p. in Wings Comics, no. 104 (Apr. 1949). -- Data from Lou Mougin, Jim Walls, Gary L. Watson, et al., via Grand Comics Database Project. -- Call no.: Film 15791r.389 ----------------------------------------------------- Racketeers. "The Alibi King!" (Mr. District Attorney) 10 p. in Mr. District Attorney, no. 14 (Mar./Apr. 1950). -- Introductory caption: "The underworld has spawned all kinds of racketeers, but none quite so unique has Harry 'Miles-Away' Blake! He operated a profitable racket with the rackets, a professional service for gangsters who, protected by unbreakable alibis, could flagrantly prey on honest citizens. Indeed, for a fancy fee, he'd prove a criminal was miles away from the scene of his own ruthless crime." -- Call no.: PN6728.1.N3M5no.14 ----------------------------------------------------- Racketeers. "Chuck White, part 21" p. 18-25 in Treasure Chest of Fun & Facts, v. 2, no. 15 (Mar. 18, 1947). -- Begins: "A car sold by Chuck is involved in a serious accident. The police and F.B.I. have begun to close in on the stolen car racketeers, of whom Chuck is the innocent victim." -- "To be continued." -- Call no.: PN6728.1.P43T7v.2no.15 ----------------------------------------------------- Racketeers. "Coffee Racketeers"* (Hap Hazard) 8 p. in Super-Mystery Comics, v. 3, no. 4 (Apr. 1943). -- Call no.: Film 15791r.199 ----------------------------------------------------- Racketeers. "The Death of 711"* (#711) / George E. Brenner. 7 p. in Police Comics, no. 15 (Jan. 1943). -- Summary: 711 (Daniel Dyce), becoming more sloppy and allowing more and more inmates to discover his identity, faces racketeer Oscar Jones. Jones wins only with the benefit of his gun, which is used to pump bullets into the body of 711. However, as 711 dies, the silhouette of Destiny appears over the body. -- This is the final episode of the feature, which continues as Destiny in the next issue. -- Data from Lou Mougin, Len Wolinsky, Gregory Fischer, et al. via Grand Comics Database. -- Call no.: PN6728.1.Q3P6m no.15 ----------------------------------------------------- Racketeers. "The G.I. Bill of Wrongs"* (Black Venus) / Kurtzman. 6 p. from Contact Comics, no. 11 (Mar. 1946) ; reprinted (p. 159-164) in The Comics Journal, no. 274 (Feb. 2006). -- (Young Harvey Kurtzman) -- Begins: "The problem of rehabilitation of wounded soldiers is a thorny one at best! Black Venus never thought that there were racketeers low enough to prey on wounded vets until she met the group that tried to turn the G.I. Bill of Rights into the G.I. Bill of Wrongs!" -- Call no.: PN6700.C62no.274 ----------------------------------------------------- Racketeers. "The Market Racketeers"* (Rip Regan, Power-Man) / art by John Celardo ; script by Herman Bolstein. 5 p. in Fight Comics, no. 4 (April 1940) -- Introduces Big John (who dies); villains (introduced here) are The Racketeers. -- Data from Gene Reed via Grand Comic Book Database. -- Call no.: Film 15791 r.150 ----------------------------------------------------- Racketeers. "The Paper Racketeers"* (Big Red McLane) / art: Henry Fletcher. 5 p. in Fight Comics, no. 6 (June 1940). -- Villain Machine Gun Randall introduced. -- Data from Gene Reed via Grand Comic Book Database. -- Call no.: Film 15791 r.134 ----------------------------------------------------- Racketeers. "The Radar Racketeers" (Captain Wings) / art: Bob Lubbers. 10 p. in Wings Comics, no. 90 (Feb. 1948). -- Title from cover. -- Introduction of Jim Wright (who dies) and Betty Wright. -- Villains are Mr. Atlantis and Miss Areia. -- Data from Lou Mougin via The Grand Comics Database Project. -- Call no.: Film 15791r.82 ----------------------------------------------------- Racketeers. "Reading Their Lips"* (Wildcat) / Kozlak. p. 161-165, fourth chapter of "A Place in the World" (Justice Society of America) in All Star Comics Archives, v. 6 (2000) ; reprinted from All-Star Comics, no. 27 (Winter 1945). -- Summary: Anthony Cellini lives in a big American city, and is almost completely deaf. His teacher thinks he doesn't pay attention in school, and his classmates call him stupid. Wildcat contacts Anthony and asks for help rounding up a gang of racketeers. Without knowing it, Anthony has been running errands for the gang. Soon Anthony is reading lips through the window of a back room, and the gang reveals the whole setup. Wildcat does a raid, and the next morning at a school assembly Wildcat tells everybody how Anthony helped catch the crooks. The kids and the teacher change their attitudes. -- Call no.: PN6728.A4A76 2000 ----------------------------------------------------- Racketeers. "The Red River Racketeers"* (Big Red McLane) / art: Henry Fletcher. 5 p. in Fight Comics, no. 1 (Jan. 1940). -- Introduces Big Red McLane, Mr. Farlow; villain is the Red River Lumber Co. (introduced here). -- Data from Gene Reed via Grand Comic Book Database. -- Call no.: Film 15791 r.31 -------------------------------------------------- Racketeers. "Rutska the Racketeer"* (Federal Men) / Jerry Siegel, script ; Mart Bailey, art. 4 p. in Adventure Comics, no. 45 (Dec. 1939). -- Introduction and death of Rutska, a villain. -- Data from Bob Cherry, Gene Reed, Lou Mougin, et al., via Grand Comics Database Project. -- Call no.: PN6728.1.N3A3m no.45 ----------------------------------------------------- Racketeers. "Scarface Scarmucci, Notorious Protection Racketeeer"* (The Black Spider) 11 p. in Super-Mystery Comics, v. 2, no. 5 (Dec. 1941). -- Call no.: PN6728.1.A2S77m v.2no.5 ----------------------------------------------------- Racketeers. "The Three Racketeers" 13 p. in Detective Comics, no. 61 (Mar. 1942); reprinted in Batman, no. 258. -- Call no.: PN6728.1.N3D4m no.61. Call no.: PN6728.1.N3B3no.258. ----------------------------------------------------- Racketeers. "The Torture Racketeers"* (Spider Queen) 8 p. in The Eagle, no. 3 (Nov. 1941). -- Data from Lou Mougin via Grand Comics Database. -- Call no.: PN6728.1.F6E2m no.3 ----------------------------------------------------- Racketeers. "Vengeance for Vironi!" (Bulletman, the Flying Detective) p. 54-66 in Bulletman, no. 12 (Feb. 1943) -- SUMMARY: Joe Vironi is a racketeer killing "all the rats that took [his] money and sent [him] to prison." I. Bulletman. k. Vironi, Joe. k. Racketeers. k. Prison. Call no.: Film 15791r.179 ----------------------------------------------------- Racketeers use comic books as educational materials for young criminals. Index entry (p. 75-76) to Seduction of the Innocent, by Frederic Wertham (New York : Rinehart, 1954). Call no.: HQ784.C6W4 -----------------------------------------------------
RacketsUsually refers to organized criminal schemes. See also Tennis Rackets. |
----------------------------------------------------- Rackets. "The Beggars' Racket"* (Inspector Dayton) / art: Nick Cardy. 7 p. in Jumbo Comics, no. 19 (Sept. 1940). -- A villain named Boss Goring is introduced. -- Data from Lou Mougin via The Grand Comics Database Project. -- Call no.: PN6728.1.F5J8m no.19 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackets. "Blackout Protective Society"* (Gang Busters) 6 p. in Popular Comics, no. 83 (Jan. 1943) -- SUMMARY: Silk Spanella's Blackout Protective Society charges $5 per house for protection during civil defense blackouts. Chief Winston figures out the racket and stages a city-wide blackout exercise to trap the gang. -- "Based on the famous Phillips H. Lord radio feature." I. Gang Busters. k. Protection rackets. k. Rackets. k. Spanella, Silk. k. Civil defense. k. Traps. k. Winston, Chief. k. Organized crime. Call no.: PN6728.1.D4P6no.83 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackets. The Blank in the Comics strip collection includes a file of one or more daily comic strips related to this keyword or topic. Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackets. "The Boxing Racket"* (Her Highness) 5 p. in Hit Comics, no. 31 (Apr. 1944) -- Alex Kotzky, art? -- Data from Lou Mougin via Grand Comic Book Database. I. Kotzky, Alex. II. Her Highness. k. Rackets. Call no.: Film 15791 r.242 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackets. "Cliff Crosby Smashes the Loan Shark Racket" (Cliff Crosby) 6 p. in Detective Comics, no. 49 (Mar. 1941). -- Data from Gene Reed. -- Call no.: PN6728.1.N3D4no.49 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackets. "Cop's Death Reveals Racket" (Front Page News) 4 p. in Doc Savage Comics, v. 1, no. 3 (Feb. 1941). -- Appearances of Jim Taylor (an editor) and Nancy Kane (a reporter). -- Adventure story genre. -- Data from Lou Mougin, Gary Watson & Leonard Wolinsky via Grand Comics Database Project. -- Call no.: Film 15791r.176 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackets. Counterfeit Drug Racket* (Green Lantern) / Bill Finger and Mart Nodell. 10 p. in All-American Comics, no. 29 (Aug. 1941). -- Call no.: PN6728.1.N3A38no.29. Call no.: Film 15791 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackets. "Diamonds, C.O.D. (Care Of Death)" 8 p. in Authentic Police Cases, no. 14 (Aug. 1951). -- Begins: "The murder angle seemed easy to solve but it had the cops baffled. The racket in industrial diamonds was a brain-busting riddle, yet its solution revealed only a simple scheme." -- Call no.: PN6728.1.S3A8no.14 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackets. "The Egg Racket"* (The Atom) 6 p. in All-American Comics, no. 39 (June 1942) -- Data and title supplied by Gene Reed. k. Rackets. Call no.: Film 15791, reel 20 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackets. "The Gun-Running Racket"* (Clip Carson) / Sheldon Moldoff. 6 p. in Action Comics, no. 21 (Feb. 1940) -- Data from Jon Ingersoll, Bob Klein and Brian Mowbray of Grand Comics Database.-- Call no.: PN6728.1.N3A2m no.21 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackets. "I Walk Thru Walls!" / Paul Reinman. 4 p. in Tales of Suspense, no. 5 (Sept. 1959). -- Begins: "Before I worked for Professor Hamilton, I was in the rackets!" -- Call no.: PN6728.2.M3S25no.5 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackets. "It's a Racket" (Archie) / Bill Vigoda. 8 p. in Archie Comics, no. 25 (Mar./Apr. 1947). -- Tennis story. -- Call no.: PN6728.1.A7A7m no.25 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackets. "King of the Rackets" 6 p. in Crime Exposed, no. 6 (Oct. 1951). -- "Taken from the official records of a southern police investigation, conducted in 1949." -- Begins: "We've been stopped at every turn! The king of the rackets knows every move we plan and acts before we do! Key witnesses vanish or are found killed! Gambling joints move out of town! We're stumped, gentlemen!" -- Call no.: PN6728.2.M3C7no.6 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackets. "Memphis Miller's Fortune-Telling Racket"* (ZX-5) / art: Jack Kamen. 6 p. in Jumbo Comics, no. 107 (Jan. 1948). -- Villains Memphis Miller, Rocky, and Zenda are all introduced here ; Nancy Chadwick is also introduced. -- Data from Lou Mougin via The Grand Comics Database Project. -- Call no.: Film 15791r.99 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackets. Mr. District Attorney On the Job / based on the famous Phillips H. Lord radio series. -- Racine, WI : Whitman Publishing Company, 1941. -- 424 p. : ill. ; 12 cm. -- (The Better Little Book ; 1408) -- Contents: Smashing the taxicab racket ; The case of the racket witness. -- Flip animation corners. -- Detective genre. -- Call no.: PN6728.W47M57 1941 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackets. "Nick Tinni's Liquor Racket"* (Jim Dolan) / James Wilcox, art ; 5 p. in Wow Comics, no. 2 (Summer 1941) -- Data from Lou Mougin of Grand Comics Database. -- Call no.: Film 15791, r.144 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackets. "The Protection Racket"* (Spencer Steel) / art and script: Edwin Laughlin (Dennis Colebrook) 3 p. in Jumbo Comics, no. 8 (June/July 1939). -- Data from Lou Mougin via The Grand Comics Database Project. -- Call no.: Film 15791r.187 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackets. "The Protection Racket, Part 2"* (Spencer Steel) / art and script: Edwin Laughlin (Dennis Colebrook) 7 p. in Jumbo Comics, no. 9 (Aug./Sept. 1939). -- Data from Lou Mougin via The Grand Comics Database Project. -- Call no.: Film 15791r.187 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackets. "Ralkor's Rocket Protection Racket"* (Mysta of the Moon) / art: Ruben Moriera. 8 p. in Planet Comics, no. 43 (July 1946). -- Villain Ralkor is introduced and dies; introduction of Mr. Brooks. -- Data from Lou Mougin via the Grand Comics Database Project. -- Call no.: PN6728.1.F5P55m no.43 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackets. "Reform School Racket"* (The Hourman) / Bernard Baily, art. 8 p. in Adventure Comics, no. 67 (Oct. 1941) -- Data from Martin O'Hearn of Grand Comic-Book Database. -- Call no.: Film 15791, r.12 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackets. "Rocket Racket" (Archie) / Gladir, Kennedy, Lapick. 1 p. in Archie, no. 481 (Mar. 1999). -- Snowboarding gag. -- Call no.: PN6728.1.A7A7no.481 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackets. "Rogan's Gambling Racket"* (Steele Kerrigan) / art, Al Bryant. 5 p. in Police Comics, no. 10 (July 1942). -- Detective genre. -- Data from Lou Mougin, Len Wolinsky, Gregory Fischer, et al. via Grand Comics Database. -- Call no.: PN6728.1.Q3P6m no.10 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackets. "Rumba Racket" / Loro. p. 133-139 in National Lampoon Presents French Comics, The Kind Men Like (New York : National Lampoon, 1977). -- Translated from Tousse Bourin, no. 4. -- Call no.: PN6746.N3 1977 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackets. "The Shakedown Racket"* (The Atom) 6 p. in All-American Comics, no. 24 (Mar. 1941) -- Data and title supplied by Gene Reed. -- Call no.: Film 15791 reel 19 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackets. "The Swindler!" 8 p. in Justice Traps the Guilty, no. 58 (=v. 7, no. 4) (Jan. 1954). -- Begins: "I never gave anyone a break! I was hard, hard. Hard inside. That was what made me boss of a million dollar racket, and that was what finished me." -- Call no.: PN6728.1.P7J8no.58 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackets. "There's Dough in That Racket!"* (Hotfoot the Hobo) / by Red Holmdale. 5 p. in Super Duck Comics, no. 11 (Dec. 1946). -- Summary: Hotfoot gets a job as a chef. -- Begins: "Brakemen! Bah! I hate 'em. There oughta be a law against 'em!" -- Call no.: PN6728.1.A7S8no.11 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackets. "We Want to Stop It Where it Starts, with the Brain Behind It"* (Modesty Blaise, 5759A) / by Peter O'Donnell. -- Summary: Having agents to cover every refueling place stopped the racket temporarily. -- Published in the Detroit Free Press, Nov. 24, 1984. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "brains" ----------------------------------------------------- Rackham. Index entry (p. 368) in Historia de los Comics / J. Toutain, J. Coma (Barcelona : Toutain, 1982-1984?) -- Call no.: PN6710.H5 1982a ----------------------------------------------------- Rackham, Arthur. Index entry (p. 83) in The Encyclopedia of American Comics, ed. by Ron Goulart (New York : Facts on File, 1990). Call no.: PN6725.E64 1990 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackham, Arthur. Index entry (p. 123) in From Girls to Grrrlz : a history of [female] comics from teens to zines, by Trina Robbins (San Francisco : Chronicle Books, 1999). -- Call no.: PN6725.R58 1999 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackham, Arthur. Index entry (p. 75) in Masters of the Imagination / Mike Benton (Dallas, TX : Taylor, 1994). -- Call no.: NC1305.B46 1994 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackham, Arthur. Index entry (p. 99) to Principes des Littératures Dessinées / Harry Morgan (Angoulême : Editions de l'An 2, 2003). -- Call no.: PN6710.M57 2003 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackham, Arthur. "Viva la Comix!" / compiled by Eric Reynolds ; designed by Dale Yarger. p. 4-5 in The Comics Journal, no. 175 (Mar. 1995) -- Short bits on Jack Kirby and Gary Groth, Arthur Rackham/Jill Thompson Swipe File. 1. Kirby, Jack. 2. Groth, Gary. 3. Rackham, Arthur. 4. Thompson, Jill. I. Reynolds, Eric. II. Yarger, Dale. II. Swipe File. Call no.: PN6700.C62no.175 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackham. Buscavidas / Alberto Breccia, Carlos Trillo ; traduction, Latino Imparato et Alejandra Carrasco. -- Montreuil : Rackham, 2001. -- 108 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. -- Translation of: Buscavidas. -- Contents: "Le jaloux" ; "La Grand-mère" ; "Persecuté" ; "Zéro de Conduite" ; "Star System" ; "Histoire de Fous" ; "La Famille" ; "La Vie est un Feuilleton" ; "Valdés aux Trousses" ; "Histoire pour un Après-midi de Pluie" ; "La Vie est un Boléro Absurde" ; "Grand et Petit" ; "Le Choix." -- Call no.: PN6790.A73B7B815 2001 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackham den Rødes Skat / Hergé. -- Copenhagen : Carlsen, 1947. -- 62 p. : col. ill. ; 29 cm. -- (Tintins Oplevelser ; 12) -- Translation of: Le trésor de Rackham le Rouge. -- Call no.: PN6747.H4T5319 1947 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackham Diffusion. Flip in Paradise / Cartier. -- Paris : Rackam Diffusion, 1990. -- 54 p. : col. ill. ; 10 x 21 cm. -- Story without words. -- Call no.: PN6747.C276F54 1990 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackham Productions. La Danse du Crabe / Koch. -- Paris : Rackham Productions, 1990. -- 30 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. -- Call no.: PN6747.K55D3 1990 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackham Productions. La Déchéance du Spermatozoïde / D. Kelvin ; JP. Duffour. -- Paris : Rackham, 2000. -- 140 p. : ill. ; 18 x 30 cm. -- (Les Ruminations de L.D.' ; 1) -- Alternative genre. -- Call no.: PN6747.D767R8 2000 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackman (Aug. 1947) "The Stolen Racks"* (Rackman) 8 p. in Airboy Comics, v. 4, no. 7 (Aug. 1947) -- SUMMARY: Vic Larsen steals Rackman's racks (leg extenders), escapes from prison and becomes a gang leader. -- Call no.: PN6728.1.H5A35v.4no.7 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackman--Miscellanea. Entry (p. 47) in The Collector's Guide : The First Heroic Age, by Jerry Bails (Detroit, Mich. : J. Bails, 1969). -- Call no.: PN6725.B28 1969 ----------------------------------------------------- Rackman--Miscellanea. Entry (p. 380) in The Encyclopedia of Superheroes / Jeff Rovin (New York : Facts on File, 1985). -- Call no.: PN6707.R6 1985 -----------------------------------------------------
Racks |
----------------------------------------------------- Racks. "I Think We Should Try some Reverse Psychology"* (Meehan Streak, Dec. 4, 1999) / by Keiran Meehan. -- Summary: The torturers aren't getting results from the man on the rack, so they turn him upside down. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "reverse psychology" ----------------------------------------------------- Racks. On the Rack / by Dik Browne. -- New York : Jove Books, 1989. -- 126 p. : ill. ; 18 cm. -- (Hagar the Horrible) -- Characters: Vikings. -- Call no.: PN6728.H3 O5 1989 ----------------------------------------------------- Racks. "The Stolen Racks"* (Rackman) 8 p. in Airboy Comics, v. 4, no. 7 (Aug. 1947) -- SUMMARY: Vic Larsen steals Rackman's racks (leg extenders), escapes from prison and becomes a gang leader. I. Rackman. k. Racks. k. Leg extenders. k. Gang Leaders. k. Prisoners. k. Escaping. Call no.: PN6728.1.H5A35v.4no.7 ----------------------------------------------------- Racks. "Try the Fat Rack, Mother-in-Law" (Hubert, Apr. 2, 1965) / Wingert. p. 178 in The National Cartoonists Society Album 1965, ed. by Mort Walker (New York : NCS, 1965). -- Summary: Hubert is a a women's clothing store with his mother-in-law. -- Call no.: NC1300.N3 1965 ----------------------------------------------------- Racks. "Useless in Nightclubs"* (The Norm, July 31, 1997) / Michael Jantze. -- Key words: Goldfish bowls, flying monkeys, lights, music, unrealistic expectations, coat racks. -- Call no.: PN6726f.B55 "Night Clubs" ----------------------------------------------------- "Racolage Graveleux" / Edika. p. 62-66 in Fluide Glacial, no. 163 (Jan. 1990). -- Combines photography and drawing. -- Call no.: PN6748.F55no.163 ----------------------------------------------------- "Raconter une Histoire" / Harry Morgan. p. 146-147 in 9e Art : les Cahiers du Musée de la Bande Dessinée, no. 6 (Jan. 2001). -- (Comptes Rendus) -- Review of Louis Riel (Chester Brown) and From Hell (Alan Moore & Eddie Campbell). -- Call no.: folio PN6700.N44no.6 ----------------------------------------------------- Raconteur. -- United States : Pie Cupboard Publishing, 2012- . -- Began with issue 1 (Spring 2012). -- ill. ; 22 cm. -- "True stories from cartoonists who don't usually do this type of thing." -- Contributors are David Jacobson, John Klossner, Mike Lynch and Jeff Pert. -- Autobiographical genre. -- LIBRARY HAS: no. 1-4 (2012). -- Call no.: PN6728.55.P479R3 ----------------------------------------------------- Racquetball. "A Master Illustrator and an Old Friend" / Steve Lafler (Blood & Thunder) p. 10 in The Comics Journal, no. 174 (Feb. 1995) -- Brief note on Joe Kubert, R. Fiore, and racquetball. -- Call no.: PN6700.C62no.174 ----------------------------------------------------- Racquets. "Make Up Your Mind, What Do You Want To Play First?" (Marmaduke, July 31, 1997) / Brad Anderson. -- Summary: Marmaduke has fetched a football, a basketball, a tennis racquet, a baseball and bat, a frisbee, and a soccer ball. -- Key words: Sports, lounge chairs. Call no.: PN6726f.B55 "Sports" ----------------------------------------------------- Racquets. "Used Tennis Racquets, Cheap!"* (Henry, copyright 1983) / Hodgins. -- Summary: Walking in the snow, Henry sees snowshoes for sale but they're too expensive; then he sees an alternative. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "snowshoes" ----------------------------------------------------- Racquets. "What a Racquet!" (Patsy Walker) 9 p. in Patsy Walker, no. 8 (Dec. 1946). -- Call no.: PN6728.1.M3P3no.8 ----------------------------------------------------- Racsan, Bill--Miscellanea. "Team RaceWarrior" 1 p. text in RaceWarrior, no. 1 (Mar. 1, 2000). -- Introduces characters: Dr. Bill Racsan, Zax Hammer, Augusta Wind, Spyder Ford, Speedy Pittman and Bumper (a dog); and villains Evil Andy Gosolow and Ty Rod Roberts. -- Call no.: PN6728.6.C84R3 2000 no.1 ----------------------------------------------------- Racsan, Bill--Miscellanea. "Team RaceWarrior"* 2 p. text in RaceWarrior, no. 2 (Mar. 8, 2000). -- Inside front and back covers. -- Data on characters Dr. Bill Racsan, Zax Hammer, Augusta Wind, Maggie Pittman, Speedy Pittman Jr., Bumper, Spyder Ford, and Cam Ford. -- Call no.: PN6728.6.C84R3 2000 no.2 ----------------------------------------------------- Racsmany, Gabor. Auf den Hund gekommen! / Text und Zeichnung, Gabor Racsmany. -- Racsmany Grafik & Design, 200-? -- 14 p. : col. ill. ; 71 x 190 mm. -- (Freddy & Bastian Piccolo ; 1) -- Funny animal genre. -- Call no.: PN6757.R25F7 2000z ----------------------------------------------------- Racsmany, Gabor. Ein Hundeleben / Text und Zeichnung, Gabor Racsmany. -- Racsmany Grafik & Design, 200-? -- 14 p. : col. ill. ; 71 x 190 mm. -- (Freddy & Bastian Piccolo ; 2) -- Funny animal genre. -- Call no.: PN6757.R25F702 2000z ----------------------------------------------------- Racsmany Grafik-Design & Illustration. Blotch. -- Weingarten : Racsmany Grafik-Design & Illustration, 1998?- . -- ill. ; 24 cm. -- Cover title: Blotch Comics & Cartoons. -- Alternative genre. -- LIBRARY HAS: Nr. 1-2 (1998?). -- Call no.: PN6758.B57 ----------------------------------------------------- Racsmany Grafik-Design & Illustration. Blotch Special : Comics & Kurzgeschichten. -- Weingarten : Racsmany Grafik-Design & Illustration, 2006. -- 44 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. -- Alternative genre. -- Call no.: PN6758.B57S63 2006 ----------------------------------------------------- Racsmany Grafik & Design. Auf den Hund gekommen! / Text und Zeichnung, Gabor Racsmany. -- Racsmany Grafik & Design, 200-? -- 14 p. : col. ill. ; 71 x 190 mm. -- (Freddy & Bastian Piccolo ; 1) -- Funny animal genre. -- Call no.: PN6757.R25F7 2000z ----------------------------------------------------- Racsmany Grafik & Design. Ein Hundeleben / Text und Zeichnung, Gabor Racsmany. -- Racsmany Grafik & Design, 200-? -- 14 p. : col. ill. ; 71 x 190 mm. -- (Freddy & Bastian Piccolo ; 2) -- Funny animal genre. -- Call no.: PN6757.R25F702 2000z -----------------------------------------------------On down the list