In The Cross-Generational Appeal of Digital Comedy: The Case of Ralph Breaks the Internet, Aaron Stewart delves into the groundbreaking ways animated films, particularly Ralph Breaks the Internet, have shaped digital comedy for audiences across generations. This in-depth exploration examines how the film brilliantly blends humor with timely social commentary, offering a unique lens on how the internet influences identity, social connection, and viral culture. Through sharp satire and vibrant animation, the film creates a digital world that resonates with both digital natives and older generations familiar with the evolution of the internet.

Stewart's book takes readers behind the scenes of Ralph Breaks the Internet, unpacking its multifaceted humor, from its playful take on internet memes and social media trends to its deeper reflections on the pressures of online validation and the commodification of identity. With a strong commercial appeal, this book is essential for anyone interested in how digital culture is shaping the future of comedy, storytelling, and entertainment. Whether you're a fan of the film, a digital culture enthusiast, or someone curious about the intersections of comedy and technology, this book offers a fresh perspective on one of the most important animated comedies of the 21st century.