This book examines Hong Kong's struggle against the disappearance of its
unique identity under the historical challenges of colonialism, in
addition to the more recent reimposition of Chinese authoritarian
government control, as reflected in three under-researched forms of
visual media: comics, advertising and graphic design. Each section of
the book focuses on one of these three forms, and each chapter focuses
on one stage of Hong Kong's changing cultural identity. The articulative
position of this book is on studies of visual cultural history and media
communication. Its case studies will broaden readers' own cultural
knowledge for a more international understanding. The Disappearance of
Hong Kong in Comics, Advertising and Graphic Design advances the
development of its three key subjects in terms of identity,
communication and cultural politics, aiming to reach a wide range of
multidisciplinary readers.