In the 1970s, a forgotten generation of comic book writers took the medium from schlocky superheroes to artful considerations of consciousness, identity, and selfhood. Their secret? Tapping into the counterculture.
In 1986, the comic book-after a lengthy adolescence-finally grew up.Consider the year's stacked line-up: Frank Miller's seminal four-issue Batman: The Dark Knight Returns; Alan Moore's and Dave Gibbons's Watchmen; the first collected volume ...
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