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Foreword: Comics as Movement; Comics as Planetary Healing Introduction: In the Shadow of Liberty: Immigration and the Graphic Space  Part 1: Shaping Comic Traditions, Portraying Immigrants  1. Of Birds and Men: Metonymic and Symbolic Representations of Immigration in Shaun Tan’s The Arrival 2. "How Quickly We Forget": Immigration and Family Narrative in James Sturm's The Golem's Mighty Swing and Unstable Molecules 3. Postcards from the Past: The 1893 Chicago World Fair and Chris Ware’s Jimmy Corrigan: The Smartest Kid on Earth 4. From Immigrants to Filibusters: The Curious Case of R. F. Outcault's The Yellow Kid 5. Naming the Place and Telling the Story in Demain, demain: Nanterre, bidonville de la Folie, 1962—1966 by Laurent Maffre 6. More than a Cockroach: Dreaming and Surviving in Will Eisner's A Life Force 7. Stranded by Empire: The Forced Migrants of Shirato Sanpei's Kieyuku sho-jo Part II: Border Crossings, Immigrant Identity  8. Once Upon a Time on the Border: Immigration and Mexican Comic Book Westerns 9. Picturing the (Silent) History of Immigration in France and in French Bandes Dessinées 10. Brodeck’s Report (Manu Larcenet): A Study in Intermediality 11. Migra Mouse: Immigration, Satire, and Hybridity as Latino/a Decolonial Acts 12. Tracing Trauma: Questioning Understanding of Clandestine Migration in Amazigh: itinéraire d’hommes libres 13. Immigration, Photography, and the Color Line in Lila Quintero Weaver’s Darkroom: A Memoir in Black & White 14. African Diaspora and Black Bodies: X-Men’s Storm