fond of comic books and I'm also a bit of a collector. So I have a lot of comics from mainly genres, but I would some advice to which are the most important or have been the strongest or has had an impact on comics. Since the death of Superman or The Don Rosa Life and Times of Scrooge. I should also mention the entire Innocent seduction too far right?
First of all, props to you for teaching this class! I always wanted to study the history of comics, so I'm more than happy to give some suggestions. Note that I am only familiar with superhero comic book history, because I did not have much experience with alternative gender, etc. - The Golden Age (How comics began, and the popularity of the superhero was born) - Seduction of the Innocent (Wertham stupid philosophy, a book, the reaction, and how He recently said ironically he did not believe that comics were "bad" after all)-managed to reach the DKR and Watchmen, 90's, when the variant covers were the craze, Image Comics has recently been raised, and each character is Given giant guns or were thousands of pouches hanging from their belts. Of course, Batman Knightfall arc, the marriage of Spider-Man, and the death of Captain America, which received wide media coverage.