Episode · The Realignment · 2021-11-25
Books mentioned on 179 | Thanksgiving Special: Jeremy Dauber on the History of Comics, Debates Over Diversity/Representation, and the State of Comedy
Happy Thanksgiving Realignment listeners! From now on, whenever we release on holidays, we’re going to release (probably) non-political content that captures the holiday’s spirit and Marshall and Saagar’s interests.
Marshall Kosloff discussed American Comics by Jeremy Dauber and Jewish Comedy by Jeremy Dauber.
Books mentioned, in the order they came up
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American Comics
American Comics by Jeremy Dauber is a comprehensive historical survey that explores the rich evolution, cultural impact, and artistic achievements of comic books and strips in the United States.
Discussed“right around the same time a publicist reached out to talk about american comics a history um this is with columbia professor jeremy dalbert”
Where to get it
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Jewish Comedy
Discussed“is your previous book which we'll also put in the show notes about the state of comedy um where we're at your previous one was jewish comedy a serious history”
Where to get it
Other mentions in this episode (2) — ad reads, self-promotion and passing references, never counted
Plugged Jewish Comedy
“one of the stories that i try and tell in the book that i have this new history of american comics right that's coming out right now”
Plugged American Comics
“one of the stories that i try and tell in the book that i have this new history of american comics right that's coming out right now that's out now”