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The image of the Spanish Civil War in the comic strip between 1936 and 1975-I The image of the Spanish Civil War in the comic strip between 1936 and 1975-I: The Spanish comic strip of the time of the conflict

Abstract

International audience This paper is the first of two that present a quick overview of the representation of Spanish Civil War in comics from the beginning of the conflict in 1936 up to Franco's death in 1975. This first part investigates Spanish comics during wartime and a second one will deal with other countries' comics in the same period, as well as Spanish and foreign comics during the following years of the Francoist dictatorship. During the conflict, both opponents extensively used comics with fairly different purposes and tones. The Franco's camp used them for propaganda and mudslinging the enemy, in a rather restrained tone in the case of the extreme-right Phalange, more radical and full of hatred in the case of the Catholic Church. The governmental camp used comics in trench magazines to entertain and educate soldiers, in political newspapers to reject war's responsibility on foreign countries and in comic magazines to reduce anguishes of the juvenile public in front of war events.

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