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Comics Art in the Caribbean Jobst Welge The Politics of Lists analyzesComics Art in the Caribbean introduces readers to the vibrant but long overlooked world of Caribbean comics, cartoons, and animation. Scholar John A. Lent, a pioneer in global comics studies, offers the first comprehensive survey of the region's artists and traditions, spanning fourteen countries and territories across Spanish , English , French , and Dutch speaking communities. This richly illustrated volume explores political and gag cartoons, comic