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Contents, acknowledgements and contributors
Luis Gomez Romero and Ian Dahlman

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Introduction - Justice framed: law in comics and graphic novels
Luis Gomez Romero and Ian Dahlman

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Krazy Kat (review)
K N. Llewellyn

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The legal surrealism of George Herriman's Krazy Kat
Ian Dahlman

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'What had been many became one': continuity, the common law, and Crisis on Infinite Earths
Benjamin Authers

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Justice in the gutter: representing everyday trauma in the graphic novels of Art Spiegelman
Karen Crawley and Honni van Rijswijk

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'Sakaarson the World Breaker': violence and différance in the political and legal theory of Marvel's sovereign
Chris Lloyd

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Chewing in the name of justice: the taste of law in action
Anita Lam

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Magic and modernity in Tintin au Congo (1930) and the Sierra Leone Special Court
René Provost

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Spider-Man, the question and the meta-zone: exception, objectivism and the comics of Steve Ditko
Jason Bainbridge

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Comic book mythology: Shyamalan’s Unbreakable and the grounding of good in evil
Timothy D. Peters

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‘Come a Day there Won’t be Room for Naughty Men Like Us to Slip About at All’: the multi-media outlaws of Serenity and the possibilities of post-literate justice
Kieran Tranter

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The aesthetics of supervillainy
Jack Fennell

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The punisher and the politics of retributive justice
Kent Worcester

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‘Riddle me this…?’ Would the world need superheroes if the law could actually deliver ‘justice’?
Cassandra Sharp

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Noir justice: Law, crime and morality in Díaz Canales and Guarnido’s Blacksad: Somewhere within the shadows and Arctic-nation
Jane Hanley

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The story of Bohemia or, why there is nothing to rebel against anymore
John Hanamy