Not So Fast! The Case for Revisiting the Costume Designs of 1990’s The Flash TV Show
Considering how 1990’s The Flash on CBS was a pivotal development to the television superhero genre through fashion.
“On the Edge of Greatness”: First Ones’ Tech and the Non-Binary Politics of She-Ra and the Princesses of Power
Looking beyond representation in She-Ra and the Princesses of Power and towards the contexts that inform it to consider the narrative structures used to build queer storyworlds.
“But We’re Out of Time”: Queer(ed) Nostalgia and The WB’s Birds of Prey
Thinking through how personal narratives also become mediated narratives that enable queer world-building through the example of The WB’s Birds of Prey.
Where Everybody Knows You’re Men: NBC’s Cheers & White American Masculinity
When manhood and nation are synonymous women just become a way for men measure patriotism.
“Am I Black Enough For You?” The Respectability of CW’s Black Lightning
The CW’s Black Lighting represents the split between Black respectability and radical politics in a singular figure.
Bumbling: DC Super Hero Girls and the White Racial Imagination
This Girl Power(!) needs to be a little more intersectional in its thinking.
Do Zombie Lives Matter? Fear the Walking Dead & Zombie Politics
Putting Fear the Walking Dead’s allusion to national zeitgeist regarding police brutality into context.
“We have to go back!” Getting Lost in the Serial Podcast
Endings shouldn’t get more weight than middles.
“This Sorrowful Life” – Making Time to Redeem Racists
The Walking dead trots out the old trope of the racist you love to hate, or maybe that’s (don’t really) hate to love.
Where ‘The Walking Dead’ Fails Viewers When It Comes to Race
Just because the world has gone to hell doesn’t mean that the prejudices and privileges of white people won’t bubble up to betray you.
Comic Store Disappointment
It is marginally better than Comic Book Men, that really isn’t saying much.
Hip-Hop History Comic
A hip-hop battle in comic form? Who drew this? I want a whole series!
The Middle Spaces 