Up, Up, and Oy Vey!: How Jewish History, Culture, and Values Shaped the Comic Book SuperheroLeviathan Press, 2006 - 150 pagine From the birth of Krypton in Cleveland to the Caped Crusader, Captain America, the Incredible Hulk, Spider-Man, the X-Men, and more, Up, Up, and Oy Vey chronicles the uncanny story behind the story about the origins of the planet's most famous superheroes. While the Jewish contribution to film, theater, music, and comedy has been well-documented, the Jewish role in the creation of the All-American superhero has not been--until now! The official publication date of this book is June 27, 2006, which is two weeks after the 3rd X-Men movie is released and three days before Superman Returns hits the theaters. Additionally, Geppi's Entertainment Museum will be opening in Baltimore on July 4th as well, and this museum is being touted as a one-of-a-kind, fun, interactive museum. . .with a focus on pop culture in all media, toys, and comic characters. |
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... Captain America was also created by two young , second - generation Jewish artists , writer Joe Simon and writer - illustrator Jack Kirby . And they , too , infused their work with their Jewish heritage . However , Captain America was ...
... Captain America was also created by two young , second - generation Jewish artists , writer Joe Simon and writer - illustrator Jack Kirby . And they , too , infused their work with their Jewish heritage . However , Captain America was ...
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... Captain America to strike back and boost American morale while proudly alluding to their religious faith . In a later issue , Steve Rogers watches newsreels depicting Nazi atroci- ties - newsreels Kirby and Simon surely must have ...
... Captain America to strike back and boost American morale while proudly alluding to their religious faith . In a later issue , Steve Rogers watches newsreels depicting Nazi atroci- ties - newsreels Kirby and Simon surely must have ...
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... Captain America hung up his shield in 1949 . When the character was revived decades later by new artists , Jewish themes again came up . In Captain America # 237 ( 1979 ) , Steve Rogers meets a Holocaust survivor who recalls being ...
... Captain America hung up his shield in 1949 . When the character was revived decades later by new artists , Jewish themes again came up . In Captain America # 237 ( 1979 ) , Steve Rogers meets a Holocaust survivor who recalls being ...
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