Ditko e Franco... dois tempos, duas poéticas visuais e um mesmo problema: a dor e o sofrimento na condição humana - DOI 10.5216/vis.v8i1.18223
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Este trabalho apresenta um estudo comparativo entre duas poéticas visuais diferentes: a de Steve Ditko e a de Edgar Franco. Define o que compreende por poética visual e apresenta dois trabalhos de histórias em quadrinhos, um de cada um dos autores escolhidos. Explicita a origem da construção poética de cada um deles e defende, à luz das contribuições de Stanislav Grof, que elas sejam consideradas como convites para que os leitores possam construir suas próprias poéticas e, assim, elaborar respostas, também eles, aos desafios da condição humana.
Palavras-chave: Steve Ditko, Edgar Franco, histórias em quadrinhos
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