In which I take a look at British comics during the 19th century, talk about some of the notable and important people who were a part of it, and describe what led up to Comic Cuts #1, the most important British comic of the 19th century and the comic that set the standard for British comics for the next forty years.  The transcript, complete with illustrations, can be found at <a href="http://patreon.com./jessnevins">my Patreon page</a>.

In which I take a look at British comics during the 19th century, talk about some of the notable and important people who were a part of it, and describe what led up to Comic Cuts #1, the most important British comic of the 19th century and the comic that set the standard for British comics for the next forty years. The transcript, complete with illustrations, can be found at my Patreon page.

In which I take a look at British comics during the 19th century, talk about some of the notable and important people who were a part of it, and describe what led up to&nbsp;Comic Cuts&nbsp;#1, the most important British comic of the 19th century and the comic that set the standard for British comics for the next forty years.&nbsp; The transcript, complete with illustrations, can be found at <a href="http://patreon.com./jessnevins" rel="noopener noreferrer">my Patreon page</a>.&nbsp;

Episode Three: In England's Green and Pleasant Land: Comic Cuts #1

A leisurely walk through the history of comic books, one issue at a time. In each episode, I'll choose a single issue of a comic book (or comic book-like magazine) and talk about why the issue is important in the history of the medium, or particularly representative of a trend or a particular writer or artist's work, or is of significant aesthetic value. The first episode begins in the 1820s; the last episode, whenever that is, will be about a significant comic from the 2020s (or possibly the 2030s). I don't limit myself to American comics; I am going to discuss comics & comic book-like magazines from around the world.

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A leisurely walk through the history of comic books, one issue at a time. In each episode, I'll choose a single issue of a comic book (or comic book-like magazine) and talk about why the issue is important in the history of the medium, or particularly representative of a trend or a particular writer or artist's work, or is of significant aesthetic value. The first episode begins in the 1820s; the last episode, whenever that is, will be about a significant comic from the 2020s (or possibly the 2030s). I don't limit myself to American comics; I am going to discuss comics &amp; comic book-like magazines from around the world.

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