Archived Web Site Black Is the Color

About this Item

Title
Black Is the Color
Summary
Nominated for the 2012 Ignatz Award for Outstanding Online Comic, Black is the Color by Julia Gfrorer tells the story of Warren, a 17th century sailor abandoned at sea, who encounters mermaid Eulalia and explores themes of death, tragedy, and darkness. This webcomic was originally published on the website, Study Group Comics.
Contributor Names
Gfrörer, Julia
Created / Published
United States.
Subject Headings
-  Webcomics
-  Sailors. Comic books, strips, etc.
-  Mermaids. Comic books, strips, etc.
-  Art and Art History
-  Design/Media Arts
-  Film, Television, and Digital Media
Genre
web site
Form
electronic
Repository
Library of Congress, Washington, D.C., 20540 USA
Source Url
http://studygroupcomics.com/main/black-is-the-color-by-julia-gfrorer
Access Condition
None
Scopes
-  studygroupcomics.com (domain)
-  studygroupcomics.storenvy.com (domain)
-  www.facebook.com/pages/Studygroup12-Comics-Anthology/150331135009369 (domain)
Online Format
web page
Description
Nominated for the 2012 Ignatz Award for Outstanding Online Comic, Black is the Color by Julia Gfrorer tells the story of Warren, a 17th century sailor abandoned at sea, who encounters mermaid Eulalia and explores themes of death, tragedy, and darkness. This webcomic was originally published on the website, Study Group Comics. Web Site. electronic | Electronic (Form).
Additional Metadata Formats
MODSXML Record

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Chicago citation style:

Gfrörer, Julia. Black Is the Color. United States, 2013. Archived Web Site. https://www.loc.gov/item/lcwaN0008638/.

APA citation style:

Gfrörer, J. (2013) Black Is the Color. United States. [Archived Web Site] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/lcwaN0008638/.

MLA citation style:

Gfrörer, Julia. Black Is the Color. United States, 2013. Archived Web Site. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, <www.loc.gov/item/lcwaN0008638/>.