Here's a list of presentations and publications by Jason Tondo. Its a nice mix showing the potential for presentations at both popular-culture and traditionally non-popular-culture conferences. As the fruit of his labors, Jason has produced the essay “Camelot in Comics,” in King Arthur in Popular Culture (2002) and a dissertation on medieval comics: “An Imaginary Mongoose: Comics, Canon, and the Superhero Romance” (Univ. of California, Riverside, 2007), which is underrevision and set to be published by McFarland as Superheroes of the Round Table: Comics Connections to Medieval and Renaissance Literature. While writing his dissertation, Jason was also interviewed for the online magazine Sequential Tart.
“Spenser and the Comics Critic.” International Journal of Comic Art (vol 11, number 1: Spring 2009).
“Grant Morrison’s Grail Quest.” National Popular Culture and American Culture
Associations Conference (Comic and Comic Art Section). San Francisco, CA: April,
2008.
“Spenser’s Secret Identities: Arthegall and Talus the Yron Man.” National Popular
Culture and American Culture Associations Conference (Comic and Comic Art Section).
Boston, MA: March, 2007.
“Hwaet If: Beowulf as Comic Book Superhero.” Beowulf #4. San Diego: IDW
Publishing, 2007.
“The Superheroic Romance: A New Look at the Question of Genre.” National Popular
Culture and American Culture Associations Conference (Comic and Comic Art Section).
Atlanta, GA: March, 2006.
"Understanding Dante: Comics in the Commedia." National Popular Culture and
American Culture Associations Conference (Comic and Comic Art Section). San Diego,
CA: March, 2005.
“Hamlet on a Rooftop.” National Popular Culture and American Culture Associations
Conference (Comic and Comic Art Section). San Antonio, TX: April, 2004.
“Douce 104: A Comics Criticism Approach.” 10th (Dis)junctions Graduate Humanities
Conference. Riverside, CA: April, 2003.
“Holy Hagiography! Medieval Mystics and the Superhero.” 24th Southwest/Texas
Popular Culture Association Meeting (Medievalisms Section), Albuquerque, NM:
February, 2003.
“Camelot in Comics.” King Arthur in Popular Culture, ed. Elizabeth Sklar and Donald
Hoffman. Jefferson, NC: McFarland Press, 2002. 169-181.
“Carnival in Comics.” 34th Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Association
Meeting. Las Vegas, NV: May, 2002.
“The Four Color King is Dead,” 32nd Popular Culture/24th Annual American Culture Association Meeting (Arthurian Studies Section). Toronto, Ontario: March 13-16, 2002.
“Camelot in Comics.” National Popular Culture and American Culture Associations
Conference (Arthurian Studies Section). Philadelphia, PA: April, 2001.
“Return of the Four Color King: Arthurian Comics in the Year 2000.” National Popular
Culture and American Culture Associations Conference (Arthurian Studies Section). New Orleans, LA: April, 2000.
American Arthurian Medievalisms
Sponsor: The Medieval Association of the Midwest
Organizer: Peter H. Goodrich, Northern Michigan Univ.
"A Four-Color King: Arthur as American Comic Book Superhero." International Congress on Medieval Studies. May 1999.
“Four Color Kings: Arthur as Comic Book Superhero.” National Popular Culture and
American Culture Associations Conference (Arthurian Studies Section). San Diego, CA:
April, 1999.
“Blood in the Gutters: the Impact of Visual Storytelling on the Arthur Narrative.” Far West Popular Culture Association Meeting. Las Vegas, NV: Feb. 1999.
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