Introduction
del Toro's principles and practices. "There is no such thing": del Toro's metafictional monster rally / Glenn Ward
Guillermo del Toro's monsters: matter out of place / Ann Davies
Myth and monstrosity: the dark realms of H.P. Lovecraft and Guillermo del Toro / Rebecca Janicker
del Toro's English-language works. "This is something new" or "something very, very old": The strain trilogy in context / Simon Bacon
Adapt or die: mimicry and evolution in Guillermo del Toro's English language films / Peter Hutchings
Of monstrous masses and hybrid heroes: del Toro's English-language films / Laura Podalsky
Pacific Rim: reception, readings and authority / Niamh Thornton
del Toro's Spanish-language works. Reflected horrors: violence, war and the image in Guillermo del Toro's El espinazo del diablo / The devil's backbone / Miriam Haddu
Transnational political horror in Cronos (1993), El espinazo del diablo (2001) and El laberinto del fauno / Dolores Tierney
Between fantasy and reality: the child's vision and fairy tales in Guillermo del Toro's hispanic trilogy / Juan Carlos Vargas.
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The transnational fantasies of Guillermo del Toro. ISBN 9781137407832. Published by Palgrave Macmillan in 2014. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
