Andrew J. Kunka, Autobiographical Comics. (Bloomsbury Comics Studies) by Christina Douka

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Self-reflexive Anthropomorphism in Cece Bell’s Autobiographical Comics: A Study of the Transgressions of Narrative Levels by Sandra Mina Takakura

Subjects: “…autobiographical comics…”
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Dieter Roth’s Solo Scenes and the Comics Art World by Renaud Beeckmans

“…In his discussion, Herd compares Roth’s work to autobiographical comics, raising the evocative question of whether a work created outside of the comics world can still be considered a comic.…”
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The Practice of Authentication: Adapting Pilgrimage from Nenthead into a Graphic Memoir by Nick Dodds

“…Autobiographical comics have a more conflicted relationship with the truth than explicitly fictional work, due in part to the constraint to fidelity but complicated further by producer-orientated methods of authentication. …”
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La science-fiction au prisme de l’intime : étude des séries Lupus et Aâma de Frederik Peeters (2002-2014) by Alain Boillat

“…The study of graphic and narrative recurrences leads us to hypothesize that the stories can be read as an expression of an ambition to propose an adult science-fiction comic book as a continuation of Mœbius and autobiographical comics, and which therefore reflects the subjective orientation taken by some novelists in the field of science-fiction literature since the 1970s.…”
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Crímenes contra la humanidad en el cómic periodístico de Joe Sacco: el caso de “Días de destrucción, días de revuelta” = Crimes against humanity in Joe Sacco’s comic journalism: th... by Inés González Cabeza

“…Joe Sacco has made a name for himself as a graphic journalist for his autobiographical comics about everyday life in conflict zones in different parts of the world. …”
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Play and Playfulness in Lynda Barry’s What It Is by Kieron Brown

“… This article discusses play and playfulness in Lynda Barry’s autobiographical comics/instructional work What It Is (2008). …”
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Représentations d’un plurilinguisme conflictuel dans l’album autobiographique l’arabe du futur de Riad Sattouf by Donatienne Woerly

“…This contribution proposes a reflection on the representation of languages in Riad Sattouf’s autobiographical comic book The Arab of the Future. The childhood languages that are drawn in the book are not always faithful to the childhood spoken languages. …”
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The Board and the Body: Material Constraints and Style in Graphic Narrative by Patrick Grant

“…This article traces the development of grief memoir told in the language of comics. The autobiographical comic called Toormina Video is an occasion to investigate the role of the moving body in the process of creating graphic narratives. …”
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