Theses/Dissertations from 2022
The Wizard's Alphabet Book: Illustration as Counter-Environment to the Digital World, Stephen Barany
A Perfect Escape: Fantasy, Place and Narrative in Adolescence, Cydney Cherepak
Because Potato, Candice Evers
Twisting Tales: a guide to fairytale adaptation, Tori Forster
Meet Me in the Middle Ages: Engaging with fantasy, reality, and collaborative world-building, Amanda Greene
The Precarity of Images: Sci-fi Worldbuilding and its Uses in Agitprop, Noah Jodice
Home Suite Home: An Analysis of Comfort in Americana and Motel Culture, Jodi Kolpakov
SuperFicial: An Exploration of Decoration, Fashion, Taste, Camp, and Trends, Jillian Ohl
Necessary Myths, Jessica Ramsey
Storytelling for a changing world: Comics as agitprop, Kruttika Susarla
Gumball Astronauts: Establishing a Space-Time Vocabulary for Genre Bending in Picture Stories, Henry Uhrik
Fictitious Ecology, Paulina Zuckerman
Theses/Dissertations from 2021
Excorio: Cursed Films, Haunted Props, and Fictional Reality, Racheal Bruce
Bad Baby Lich Lords: Narrative & Cartooning in Card Games, Taylor Dow
Hunkidoree Resort, Stephanie Gobby
Demystifying the Penny Valley Files, Austin Ickes
Fantastical Creatures: Folklore, Fact, and Fantasy, Leah Kurth
Fine/Not Fine: A Cancer Intervention, Erin Lewis
Songs in the Gutter: Writing and Authorship in American Comics, Jonathan Marshall Smith
The Digital Grimoire, Benji Snyder
The Freakiest Dungeon in the Castle: The Interiority of Confinement, Madeline Valentine
Blessing, Liu Weike