Spotlight on stylometric text analysis - King Comics stories

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King Comics stories

When the Mandrake the Magician series were published by King Comics in 1966-1967 the writers of the stories were uncredited.

Martin O'Hearn mentions[1] that singular expressions like: "Suffering Hannah", "Great suffering Caesar", "Yipes" and "Thunderation" were interjections Dick Wood usen in several other non-Mandrake stories. In addition Martin O'Hearn also mentions that Jerry Siegel told that he wrote one Mandrake story. In Robin Snyder's The Comics Vol 27, No.2 (February 2016), Gary Poole is listed as writer for several of the Mandrake stories.

Looking at the Mandrake series at GCD the writer of two Mandrake stories still are unknown: "The Phantom Casino" and "The Black Wizard". But "Great suffering Caesar" and "Yipes" are used in "The Phantom Casino", so it should be written by Wood.

corpus

The corpus consists of:

Analysis using R

Most Frequent Characters

A Bootstrap Consensus Tree analysis for the 100-1000 MFC 3-grams branches



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