The Graphic Lives of Fathers: Memory, Representation, and Fatherhood in North American Autobiographical Comics, Mihaela Precup (2020)

Dominick Grace

doi:10.1386/stic_00144_5

October 1, 2025Studies in Comics

The Graphic Lives of Fathers: Memory, Representation, and Fatherhood in North American Autobiographical Comics, Mihaela Precup (2020)

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To analyze how fatherhood is depicted in North American autobiographical comics through memory and representation.
Review of autobiographical comics
Analysis of themes related to fatherhood
Examination of narrative techniques
Highlights the emotional depth of fatherhood in comics
Demonstrates diversity in fatherly experiences
Suggests comics as a powerful medium for personal storytelling

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Review examines the role of memory and representation in autobiographical comics about fatherhood, revealing deep insights.

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Review of: The Graphic Lives of Fathers: Memory, Representation, and Fatherhood in North American Autobiographical Comics , Mihaela Precup (2020) London: Palgrave, 244 pp., ISBN 978-3-03036-217-1, h/bk, USD 99.00 ISBN 978-3-03036-220-1, p/bk, USD 99.99 ISBN 978-3-03036-218-8, e-book, USD 79.99

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