The role of children’s culture in the introduction of comic strips into the daily press of the interwar period
Baudry, Julien
The role of children’s culture in the introduction of comic strips into the daily press of the interwar period - 2013.
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During the 1920s and 30s, French daily papers chose to include children’s comic strips as a policy of diversification. This policy altered the way drawings were published in newspapers, thus making comic strips an autonomous form of cartoon. Moreover, it shed a new light on the circulation of published contents, in this case between daily newspapers and children’s magazines.
The role of children’s culture in the introduction of comic strips into the daily press of the interwar period - 2013.
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During the 1920s and 30s, French daily papers chose to include children’s comic strips as a policy of diversification. This policy altered the way drawings were published in newspapers, thus making comic strips an autonomous form of cartoon. Moreover, it shed a new light on the circulation of published contents, in this case between daily newspapers and children’s magazines.
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