Exam 1 Flashcards

(42 cards)

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The Bayeux Tapestry

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200 foot tapestry tells the story of norman conquest

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Heaven Helps only those who help themselves

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Benjamin Franklin, first published cartoon by an american

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Thomas Nast

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political cartoonist, compromise with the south, first modern santa clause

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4
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Edward lloyd

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publisher of penny dreadfuls

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characteristics of penny dreadfuls

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good vs evil
usually dark and violent, supernatural
majority of readers children YA males
poor readers pool money and share

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New York Weekly

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american tabloid version of the penny dreadful

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Palmer Cox

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creator of the brownies

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R.F. Outcault

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creator of yellow kid and buster brown

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9
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Yellow kid

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used heavily in merchandizing

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Buster Brown

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shoe line

always moral lesson, rich family

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Winsor McCay

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graphic designer, little nemo insluberland

broadway show with animated gertie

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W.R. Hearst

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created yellow journalism with New York World

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13
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Joseph Plitzer

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creator of the New York World

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14
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Comic Monthly

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first monthly comic book, reprinting collections of daily strips

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15
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Hogan’s Alley

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comic strip that featured the yellow kid

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16
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The Golden Argosy

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first pulp magazine

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17
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Edgar Rice Burroughs

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introduces tarzan of the apes

18
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the shadow

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first appeared on radio moved to comics and was the inspiration for batman

19
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Doc Savage

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direct influence for superman, clark, fortress of solitured

20
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Weird tales

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the original horror fantasy pulp title

published storeis b HP Lovecraft and HG wells

21
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Amazing Stories

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1924 issue Buck Rodgers cover, inspires supermans flight power

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Big little books

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merger of comic strips and pulps

23
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Detective Dan: secret operative No. 48

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dick tracey rip off

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Harry Wildenerg

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Convinced gulf oil comics would be good fro advertising

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Funnies on Parade #1
first "modern" comic book | promotional item send in soap box tops
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Famous Funnies #1
first monthly newstand distributed comic book
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Detective Comics #1
longest running comic book series in history
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New Fun #1
first all original comic | first to include advertising
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Eastern color
printing company owned by gains, lev gleason, and wildenberg
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Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster
The creators of superman
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the gladiator
grew up in small town america sense of fairness and justice jump high enough to give impression of flight
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Dr. Occult
first appeared in New Fun #6 | shuster and siegel's first published comic book work
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Action comics #1
most important publication in comic book history
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Harry Donenfeld
Published DC comics and Action Comics
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Wonder Comics #1
first superman rip off
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Wilford H. Fawcett
published captain billy's wizbang
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Captain Marvel
aka shazam
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Will Eisner
Drew wonder man for victor fox
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Characteristics of victorian age comics
very rare use of word ballons | if they appear rarely advance the story
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Obediah old buck
first comic book ever published in america
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Journey to the Gold Diggins
first us comic book with all "original" material
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Puck #1
first comic to use limited color