INTRODUCTION

Xavier Dapena and Joanne Britland

CHAPTER 1: La burbuja del alquiler en el comic: Mass Tourism, Gentrification, and Spain’s Housing Crisis in Todo bajo el sol (2021), Soy de Pueblo: Manual Para Sobrevivir en la Ciudad (2011), and Coqueto, mejor ver (2019)

Joanne Britland

CHAPTER 2: Drawing Upon Silence: Decolonial Political Protest in the Comics of Ramon Esono Ebale

Caroline B. Colquhoun

CHAPTER 3: Dystopia and Multimodality in Spanish Comics. Hoy es un buen dia para morir (2016) by Jesus Colomina Orgaz (Colo)

Jorge Catala

CHAPTER 4: M21 Magazine and the Construction of a Critical Memory of Madrid

Pedro Perez del Solar

CHAPTER 5: Memories of the Material Body: Virtual Visibility and the Rise of Cyber Zines in Contemporary Spain

Lauren Benjamin Mushro

CHAPTER 6: Estamos todas bien as craftivism: Your war or our Struggles?

Esther Claudio

CHAPTER 7: From Barcelona’s Underground to Madrid’s Movida: Queer Interventions through Comics in the Spanish Transition

Carla Suarez Vega

CHAPTER 8: Hungry for Identity: Graphic Narratives and Food in Spain

Rosi Song

CHAPTER 9: Listening to the Sounds: Acoustic Trauma, Silences, Subaltern Words and Songs as a Source of Memory and Political Imagination in the Spanish Graphic Novel of the 21st Century

Isabelle Touton

CHAPTER 10: The Art of Aging in Contemporary Spanish Graphic Narratives

Rhiannon McGlade

CHAPTER 11: The Four Walls of Oblivion: Mediating Female History in Kim and Antonio Altarriba’s El ala rota (2016)

Jesus Jativa Fernandez

CHAPTER 12: Bringing Migration into Perspective(s): Javier de Isusi’s As?lum as a Call to Solidarity through Multidirectional Memory

Jasmin Wrobel