November 2020
Editorial
Barker, Martin. Editorial Introduction
Articles
Beattie, Melissa. “Like an American, but without a gun”?: Canadian national identity and the Kids in the Hall
Fox, Mark. Drive-in theatres and audience rules of conduct, before and during the COVID-19 pandemic
Funnell, Lisa & Tyler Johnson. Properties of a lady: Public perceptions of women in the James Bond franchise
Hanchard, Matthew, Peter Merrington & Bridgette Wessels. Being part of an audience: Patterns of contemporary film audience experience
Harrington, C. Lee. Canine possibilities: Discourses of dog fandom
Themed Section: Fandom and Comics
Einwächter, Sophie G., Vanessa Ossa, Véronique Sina & Sven Stollfuß. On the intersection of fan studies and comics studies: Contextualization and introduction
Andersen, Tem Frank & Thessa Jensen. Tintin and the adventure of transformative and critical fandom
Lamerichs, Nicolle. Scrolling, swiping, selling: Understanding Webtoons and the data-driven participatory culture around comics
Hart, Danielle. “A War for a Better Tomorrow”: Ms. Marvel fanworks as protest art
Brinker, Felix. Reader mobilization and the courting of fannish consumption practices in 1970s Marvel superhero comic books
Hülsmann, Katharina. Navigating the spreadability of the Japanese fan comic: Protective practices in the Dōjinshi community
Thelen, Timo. Transnational comic tourism and fan capital: Japanese Attack on Titan fans traveling to Germany
Themed Section: Politics goes pop
Williamson, Milly. Introduction: Feminism, celebrity and the question of agency in neoliberal times
Klien-Thomas, Hanna. #LeaveSheAlone: Feminist hashtag activism and Carnival popular culture in the Caribbean
Paule, Michele & Hannah Yelin. “There are so many things that you could change”: The gendered politics of hope and aspiration in girls’ mediated imaginings of leadership
Limatius, Hanna. “I think she’s truly beautiful”: Celebrity, gender and body positivity in plus-size fashion blogs