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The silence in a radical field.

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This study looks at a strand of Indonesian popular culture from the mid-1990s: comic strips that folded eschatological messages into their storylines. Images of heaven and hell became a central selling point, delivered through illustrated panels and short captions. Among the best-known titles from that era is Siksa Ner...

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