Erotic Comics: A Graphic History (Volume 2)

Tim Pilcher

Erotic Comics: A Graphic History – Volume 2 is crammed full of exquisite art from around the world and fascinating interviews with the artists. It looks at the endless battles with authorities in the US and the UK over what is art and what is pornography. The book takes a look at what is currently being published in Europe and Japan, and examines the new wave of erotic web comics on the Internet, where censorship is virtually non-existent.

£16.99

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Filed Under: Bestselling, Ebooks, Popular Culture

Published: Mar, 2009

About The Author
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Tim Pilcher has contributed to numerous books on comics, including The Complete Cartooning Course and Comix: The Underground Revolution. He is also the author of Erotic Comics: A Graphic History, Volume 1.

192 pages
h 247mm x w 247mm
paperback with flaps
full colour throughout, 400 images
50,000 words
Printed ISBN:978-1-907579-69-1
Epub ISBN:978-1-908150-20-2

The following rights for this title have already been sold:

ANZ
German
Canadian
Czech
French
German
French/German
UK
US

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