Subjects: “…Marvel cinematic universe. Phase one. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no2014148960…”

Table of Contents: “…An Introduction to the Politics of the Marvel Cinematic Universe /…”
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“…Marvel Cinematic Universe…”

Table of Contents: “…-- A Black Panther for the new millennium: geopolitics in the Marvel Cinematic Universe -- "Ungubani?": N'Jadaka/Erik "Killmonger" Stevens -- "It's hard for a good man to be king": T'Challa's journey from prince to king and Black Panther -- The women of Black Panther: transcending the disappointments of the MCU -- Conclusion: Beyond the frames of the screen: "in times of crisis the wise build bridges...".…”

Table of Contents: “…Structure and style in Marvel's cinematic universe -- 3. Is Hollywood saving the world, or is the world saving Hollywood? …”
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Table of Contents: “…Michael Olson -- Radical evil and redemption in The dark knight trilogy / Micah Watson -- Thanos, Thor, and theodicy : the problem of evil in the Marvel cinematic universe / Jordan J. Ballor -- Tradition, demonic evil, and despair in No country for old men / Carson Holloway -- Malick on martyrdom : A hidden life / Jennifer A. …”

Table of Contents: “…TV / Stacy Takacs -- Obama's "just war" : the American hero and just violence in popular TV series / Min Kyung (Mia) Yoo -- Superhero films after 9/11 : mitigating "collateral damage" in the Marvel cinematic universe / Tim Gruenewald -- Humanity's greatest hope : the American ideal in Marvel's The Avengers / Ross Griffin -- The perfect Cold War movie for today : smoke and mirrors in Steven Spielberg's vision of the Cold War / Tony Shaw -- Disfiguring the Americas : representing drugs, violence, and immigration in the age of Trump / Patrick William Kelly -- Black ops diplomacy and the foreign policy of popular culture / Penny M. …”
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Table of Contents: “…Fear and allegory in Frank Darabont's The Mist (200 &) / Terence McSweeney -- The terrible, horrible desire to know: post-9/11 horror remakes, reboots, sequels and prequels / James Kendrick -- Post-9/11 power and responsibility in the Marvel cinematic universe / Christine Muller -- Nowhere left to zone in Children of Men (2006) / Sean Redmond -- Traumatise, repeat, finish: military science fiction (long) after 9/11 and Doug Liman's Edge of Tomorrow (2014) / Steffen Hantke. …”
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