Via Sam Brunson at Loyola Chicago Law, this piece by Leandra Lederman, Indiana University School of Law, about Superman and his tax problems. Published at The Surly Subgroup.
Showing posts with label Law In Comic Books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Law In Comic Books. Show all posts
January 24, 2021
June 30, 2015
A CFP for a Conference on Politics in Comics
The Comics Forum has issued a Call for Papers for its Conference to be held November 12-13, 2015 at the Leeds Central Library, Leeds (UK). The subject this year is Politics: A Conference on Comics.
As part of this year’s Comics Forum conference, Applied Comics Network will lead a session on the politics of comics that communicate specific information, and the use of comics in education. For this session in particular, ACN welcomes proposals from both comics creators and comics scholars. ACN is a network for anyone who works with comics/graphic narrative and information.
More here from the Comics Forum.
Via Nick Sousanis (on Twitter).
More here from the Comics Forum.
Via Nick Sousanis (on Twitter).
June 2, 2013
Picture It
The ABA Journal highlights the work of Nathaniel Burney, author of the Illustrated Guide to Criminal Law. Mr. Burney practices criminal law in New York, and wants to make law more accessible, particularly to high school students. More here.
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