Foreword: Comix, Judaism, and Me / J. T. Waldman
Introduction / Samantha Baskind and Ranen Omer-Sherman
Contemporary American Jewish comic books: abject past, heroic futures / Laurence Roth
Comic books, tragic stories: Will Eisner's American Jewish history / Jeremy Dauber
"Wanna watch the grown-ups doin' dirty things?": Jewish sexuality and the early graphic novel / Josh Lambert
"Give 'em another circumcision": Jewish masculinities in The Golem's Mighty Swing / Roxanne Harde
A tale of two mice: graphic representations of the Jew in Holocaust narrative / Lisa Naomi Mulman
"When time stands still": traumatic immediacy and narrative organization in Art Spiegelman's Maus and In the Shadow of No Towers / Erin McGlothlin
The Holocaust without ink: absent memory and atrocity in Joe Kubert's graphic novel Yossel: April 19, 1943 / Brad Prager
Releasing the grip of the ghostly: Bernice Einstein's I was a Child of Holocaust Survivors / Miriam Harris
Witness, trauma, and remembrance: Holocaust representation and X-Men comics / Cheryl Alexander Malcolm
Imperfect masters: Rabbinic authority in Joann Sfar's The Rabbi's Cat / Paul Einstein
Borderlands: places, spaces, and Jewish identity in Joann Sfar's The Rabbi's Cat and Klezmer / Marla Harris
From darkness into light: reframing notions of self and other in contemporary Israeli graphic narratives / Ariel Kahn
Ben Gurion's Golem and Jewish lesbians: subverting hegemonic history in two Israeli graphic novels / Alon Raab
A conversation with Miriam Katin / Samantha Baskind
A conversation with Miriam Libicki / Ranen Omer-Sherman / Jewish memoir goes pow! zap! oy! / Miriam Libicki.
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The Jewish graphic novel : critical approaches. ISBN 9780813543673. Published by Rutgers University Press in 2008. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
