(xxxv) Tom Veitch's and Bryan Talbot's The Nazz relates superpowers
to yogic powers and superhero art to Indian religious art.
(xxxvi) Kurt Busiek and Alex Ross' Marvels reviews
the history of Marvel superheroes from the point of view of a newspaper
photographer.
(xxxvii) Frank Miller's run on Daredevil presents
Marvel characters realistically.
(xxxviii) Paul Dini's and Alex Ross' Superman: Peace on
Earth presents photographic-like painted art and prose without speech balloons. It shows
the limits of Superman's powers in relation to world hunger and military
dictatorship.
It seems impossible to finish this list as other works recur
to memory. The list so far has less Marvel because I have read more DC. It would
make sense to sort the list into Alan Moore works, Superman-related works,
Marvel characters etc.
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