Sample from the e-book "Kako je Jaka Racman postal fašist" (How Donald Duck became a fascist)

  Authors

Sitar, Iztok

  Item identifier

http://hdl.handle.net/11356/2425

 Project URL

http://ela.cobiss.net/ela/portal/zalozba

 Demo URL

https://ela.cobiss.net/ela/portal/zalozba/288146947

 Date issued

2026-09-10

 Type

corpus, text

 Size

100 pages

 Language(s)

Slovenian

 Description

This entry contains the first part of the e-book "Kako je Racman Jaka postal fašist" (How Donald Duck became a fascist) by Iztok Sitar published by Založba /*cf in Ljubljana in 2026 (COBISS.SI-ID: 288146947, ISBN: 978-961-257-202-0). This book features forty-one richly illustrated short essays—or portraits, reviews, and critiques—of domestic and foreign comics published in Slovenia, ranging from the children’s series Zvitorepec and Tintin to Lavrič’s socially engaged comics "Europe" and "Bosnian Fables". In short chapters, the author dissects imperialism in Disney comics, chauvinism in "Asterix", and racism in "Tintin"; at the same time, he offers a unique analysis of global and domestic comics, from American macho adventure comics of the 1930s to the underground scene and the sexual revolution of the 1960s—when the first feminist comics appeared—and, in the 1990s, gay heroes. Among domestic authors, he devotes special attention to the first anti-fascist comic from 1927, partisan comics, the flourishing of satirical comics after the Informbiro, Gatnik’s "Magna Purga", Lavrič’s socially critical comics from the 1990s, and a host of younger, socially engaged authors.

 Publisher

Založba /*cf

 Acknowledgement

Slovenian Book Agency JR1-RDZ-2025 "Development of Digital Publishing"

 Subject(s)

e-book

 Collection(s)

CLARIN.SI digital editions

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