Publications
key publications (7)
2011
- D.A. Hassler-Forest (2011). From flying man to falling man: Post-9/11 superhero narratives. In C. Dony (Ed.), Portraying 9/11: essays on representations in comics, literature, film and theatre. Jefferson, NC: McFarland.
- D.A. Hassler-Forest (2011). Cowboys and zombies: destabilizing patriarchal discourse in "The Walking Dead". Studies in Comics, 2(2).
- D.A. Hassler-Forest (2011, March 24). Superheroes and the Bush Doctrine. Narrative and Politics in Post-9/11 Discourse. UvA Universiteit van Amsterdam (285 pag.) ( Eigen Beheer). Supervisor(s): prof.dr. C.P. Lindner.
2010
- D. Hassler-Forest (2010). From trauma victim to terrorist: redefining superheroes in Post-9/11 Hollywood. In M. Berninger, J. Ecke & G. Haberkorn (Eds.), Comics as a nexus of cultures: essays on the interplay of media, disciplines and international perspectives (Critical explorations in science fiction and fantasy, 22) (pp. 33-44). Jefferson, NC: McFarland & Co.
- D. Hassler-Forest (2010). The '300' controversy: a case study in the politics of adaptation. In J. Goggin & D. Hassler-Forest (Eds.), The rise and reason of comics and graphic literature: critical essays on the form (pp. 119-129). Jefferson, NC: McFarland & Co.
- J. Goggin & D. Hassler-Forest (2010). Introduction: Out of the gutter: reading comics and graphic novels. In J. Goggin & D. Hassler-Forest (Eds.), The rise and reason of comics and graphic literature: critical essays on the form (pp. 1-4). Jefferson, NC: McFarland & Co.
- J. Goggin & D. Hassler-Forest (Eds.). (2010). The rise and reason of comics and graphic literature: critical essays on the form. Jefferson, NC: McFarland & Co.
refereed academic publications (5)
2011
- D.A. Hassler-Forest (2011). From flying man to falling man: Post-9/11 superhero narratives. In C. Dony (Ed.), Portraying 9/11: essays on representations in comics, literature, film and theatre. Jefferson, NC: McFarland.
- D.A. Hassler-Forest (2011). Cowboys and zombies: destabilizing patriarchal discourse in "The Walking Dead". Studies in Comics, 2(2).
2010
- D. Hassler-Forest (2010). From trauma victim to terrorist: redefining superheroes in Post-9/11 Hollywood. In M. Berninger, J. Ecke & G. Haberkorn (Eds.), Comics as a nexus of cultures: essays on the interplay of media, disciplines and international perspectives (Critical explorations in science fiction and fantasy, 22) (pp. 33-44). Jefferson, NC: McFarland & Co.
- D. Hassler-Forest (2010). The '300' controversy: a case study in the politics of adaptation. In J. Goggin & D. Hassler-Forest (Eds.), The rise and reason of comics and graphic literature: critical essays on the form (pp. 119-129). Jefferson, NC: McFarland & Co.
- J. Goggin & D. Hassler-Forest (2010). Introduction: Out of the gutter: reading comics and graphic novels. In J. Goggin & D. Hassler-Forest (Eds.), The rise and reason of comics and graphic literature: critical essays on the form (pp. 1-4). Jefferson, NC: McFarland & Co.
doctoral thesis (1)
2011
- D.A. Hassler-Forest (2011, March 24). Superheroes and the Bush Doctrine. Narrative and Politics in Post-9/11 Discourse. UvA Universiteit van Amsterdam (285 pag.) ( Eigen Beheer). Supervisor(s): prof.dr. C.P. Lindner.
popular scientific publications (2)
2009
- D.A. Hassler-Forest (2009). Film reviews: A Bronx Tale (1993) and Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (1998). In S.J. Schneider (Ed.), 101 gangster movies you must see before you die. London: Cassell Illustrated.
- D.A. Hassler-Forest (2009). Film reviews: The Bridge on the River Kwai (1957) and In Which We Serve (1942). In S.J. Schneider (Ed.), 101 war movies you must see before you die. London: Cassell Illustrated.
recognitions (1)
2010
- J. Goggin & D. Hassler-Forest (Eds.). (2010). The rise and reason of comics and graphic literature: critical essays on the form. Jefferson, NC: McFarland & Co.